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The LC9 has a longer heavy trigger pull the LC9's has a shorter lighter trigger pull.
post a before & after photo.I had both my LC9s and my RUGER 57 slides black Cerakoted. The 1st was the LC9s and I noticed the slide seemed to operate more smoothly.
Two days ago I got my 57 back with Cerakoted slide and it too worked more smoothly. So it wasn't my imagination.
I had both slides Cerakoted B/C they tend to rust when carried next to the body or exposed to rain at the range. Problem solved for $125. per slide.
Eric B.
The LC9 was a hammered fired version that came out first. Then in 2014, the LC9s was released. It retained the manual safety and the magazine safety of the LC9 but was upgraded to a striker-fired instead of a hammer. After Ruger came out with the American series of pistols in 2015 with "pro" versions of that line, they launched the LC9s Pro. The "pro" version is striker-fired and simply deleted the manual and mag safety.Just curious, is the LC9 s the same as the LC9 pro? I always thought the LC9 s was with a safety. for some reason I seam to be getting confused with all of them.
Yah, it's really hard because of the mental strain required. Probably would cause some folks to sit in their car while it's running with all the garage doors and windows closed, 'cept for those with battery powered cars that scream along at 35 MPH.Naaa, too much like work.