I thought I was wrong, once, but I was mistaken.Page 33 gives directions for adjusting windage,
Apparantly,lightening CAN hit the same place twice.
Mea culpa...
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- Tue Sep 07, 2010 9:20 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Ruger SR9c ammunition and sights questions
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Re: Ruger SR9c ammunition and sights questions
Apparantly,lightening CAN hit the same place twice.
Mea culpa...
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- Tue Sep 07, 2010 7:25 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Ruger SR9c ammunition and sights questions
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Re: Ruger SR9c ammunition and sights questions
Hmmm...steel cased ammo...would suggest, if you want to go that way, swinging by Academy and pick up a couple 50 round boxes before investing in large quantities. See how it runs. Could always call Ruger and see what they say, too. And, don't forget Rugerforum.net or .com - lots of Ruger-specific stuff there.
The rear sight is only elevation-adjustable, so if you want to adjust for left/right you have to drift the front sight. Hers does look a little off-center. Don't know if the SR9c/SR9 needs a sight pusher or if a brass punch or wood dowel would get 'er done.
Might make a phone call to Ruger and ask about the ammo and how to drift the front sight.
The Ruger can handle any +P ammo, but consensus seems to be that +P+, not having a SAAMI standard, is "on your own." Being a Ruger, it can probably handle loads just short of nuclear, but why take the chance? As it can handle NATO ammo, and you know military ammo ain't softball stuff, +P shouldn't be any problem. I'm going to be trying Winny's PDX 124gr +P loads shortly.
All the best & congrats to Mrs. Irons on a fine carry weapon!!! I love mine!
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The rear sight is only elevation-adjustable, so if you want to adjust for left/right you have to drift the front sight. Hers does look a little off-center. Don't know if the SR9c/SR9 needs a sight pusher or if a brass punch or wood dowel would get 'er done.
Might make a phone call to Ruger and ask about the ammo and how to drift the front sight.
The Ruger can handle any +P ammo, but consensus seems to be that +P+, not having a SAAMI standard, is "on your own." Being a Ruger, it can probably handle loads just short of nuclear, but why take the chance? As it can handle NATO ammo, and you know military ammo ain't softball stuff, +P shouldn't be any problem. I'm going to be trying Winny's PDX 124gr +P loads shortly.
All the best & congrats to Mrs. Irons on a fine carry weapon!!! I love mine!
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