MoJo wrote:What have we learned from S&Wgrl's disappointing adventure?
No matter how new, how shiny, how much you pay, how good a reputation the gunmaker has. Before you carry a gun test fire it! Not a magazine full at least 50 rounds even in this day of high ammo prices. The last thing you need is to get into a shootout with a gun that won't work.
Ruger's customer service is top notch. Hoping for a quick turnaround and maybe a "little something" from Ruger for your trouble.
Kudos to S&Wgrl. It still amazes me that some people will carry a gun without shooting it to make sure it works.