I just got my Security 9 Compact, in Prescott AZ, after comparing it and the G26. The price difference vs the features made it rather easy. I actually can put a light on the Compact and I like the trigger better since I'm already used to the one on my LCP II. It's more accurate than my XDs 3.3, not great, but good enough. Lastly, I like hammer fire as there is no striker drag to be concerned about in the long term.Ruger is obviously going after GLOCK with the Security 9. The standard duplicates the G19. the compact duplicates the G26. Wonder if Ruger will try for a long slide?
Are both magazines, with that compact, having the flat-base bottoms? Does it come with the little finger extension base pads?I just got my Security 9 Compact, in Prescott AZ, after comparing it and the G26. The price difference vs the features made it rather easy. I actually can put a light on the Compact and I like the trigger better since I'm already used to the one on my LCP II. It's more accurate than my XDs 3.3, not great, but good enough. Lastly, I like hammer fire as there is no striker drag to be concerned about in the long term.
As greg_r states, two flat base plates and one pinky grip base plate. You can call Ruger to order additional pinky grip base plates for $4 a piece.Are both magazines, with that compact, having the flat-base bottoms? Does it come with the little finger extension base pads?
Thanks for the reply!As greg_r states, two flat base plates and one pinky grip base plate. You can call Ruger to order additional pinky grip base plates for $4 a piece.
I generally don't do the extension base plates...I tried it on a couple of Glocks, and I ended up with magazine malfunctions, some of the times, after that.Or you can call Galloway Precision and get a +2 magazine base plate extension.