Ruger Security 9 Accessories

Improve your Ruger Security 9 – 4” with accessories for it not only to look better, but also to function better. Apart from holsters, gun accessories are also an incremental part of your Ruger Security 9 – 4” equipment that can improve the experience you have and get from your gun.

When you find yourself in a dark environment along with your Ruger Security 9 – 4”, it’s good to have an option of lighting the area around you. You can have more options with lights for your handgun. Either a handheld or a gun mounted one. Each of which have their pros and cons and vary in shape, batteries and lights. Read more about light options for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”.When you are engaging your target with your Ruger Security 9 – 4” in hand it’s good to be completely sure of the aim you have. Lasers can help you achieve this better sense of aim. If you are a rookie shooter or you just want to prolong the aim, lasers are a good addition for your gun. Used mostly by the military to mark targets, or used by special forces, lasers are a steady gun accessory. Read more about laser options for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”.

Your Ruger Security 9 – 4” can be dismantled to parts. These parts can be changed if you need to upgrade performance or just need to modify the handgun to your liking. Dismantling and assembling should be done with caution or by the hands of professionals to prevent a risk of malfunctions or accidents. Read more about spare part options for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”. Once you shoot all the rounds from your Ruger Security 9 – 4”, there is a good chance you will reach for a spare magazine. This kind of gun accessory will help you to improve your preparedness and grant you that extra feeling of safety in the form of more rounds for your target. Read more about magazine options for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”. Your Ruger Security 9 – 4” needs cleaning every once in awhile. A while being a short period of time, because the more you keep your gun clean the less it may malfunction on you in the time of need. Cleaning can be done with the help of cleaning kits that provide everything necessary for this process. Read more about options for cleaning your Ruger Security 9 – 4”.When you are prepared to fire your Ruger Security 9 – 4” you must rely on your aim, which depends on your vision and that can be supported by sights. Materials and options vary, one of the common materials which sights are made of are Tritium sights.They, as well as other, have their pros and cons. Read more about sights for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”. There is a list of accessories listed below for you to read and choose easier. The sections include information and external links for parts, grips, sights, magazines, cleaning parts and lights. The simplest and one of the most useful part upgrades is a sight upgrade. Although this is not a specialised article about it, the basis stays the same – there are numerous options and the best place to find them is here. The pros of custom night sights are self explanatory, improved aim and faster target acquisition will never be useless and it’s always good to be faster than the bad guy.There are modifications available that not only upgrade how the gun works, which is the main aim of the market, there are numerous part modifications that also make your Ruger Security 9 – 4” look better. And the saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder may be true, but let’s be honest, when you protect and defend the life of you or the ones around you, you might just do it with a gun that looks better than the average one. All thanks to gun parts.

The Ruger Security 9 – 4”, as well as other handgun types, can be upgraded with accessories as well as have gun parts replaced. The market with gun parts is wide and there are many options for purchasing. Either in bulks, sets or separately. The options for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”include sights, slide stops, barrels, triggers, cylinders, hammers, muzzles, trigger guards etc. All of those can be divided in broad categories: Action Parts, Barrel Parts, Books & Videos, Frame Parts, Grip Parts, Recoil Parts, Safety Parts, Sights, Slide Parts and Trigger Group Parts.Choose from various modifications for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”, including holsters, parts, sights, magazines, grips, lasers, lights and cleaning utilities.

Adrenalin doesn’t know the difference between two pounds or six pounds. And making your firearm lighter also changes the recoil so for the sake of disclaiming this, please consult a professional before doing any mechanical changes to your firearm. The latter category of upgrades – aesthetic ones – come without any warnings. Just please have one thing in mind – taste. Let’s not turn your prized firearm into a jokingly looking tool.You might ask if it’s good to modify a handgun that was sent to you from a producer. Or better, why to modify it when it’s 100% made by Ruger. Well the obvious reason is that no two shooters are the same and what is perfect for one might be not so perfect for the other. If you are able to do the change yourself go for it, but always remember that a small failure in your gunsmithing endeavour may result in tragedy. Most, if not all, handguns can be enhanced through services of gunsmiths. What can they do?

Many handguns offer the option to have their sights exchanged either for night sights or red dot sights. Night sights can be divided into photoluminescent sights, tritium sights and fiber optic sights. Red dot sights, on the other hand differ from manufacturer to manufacturer but the basis is that they offer a stabilised point of aim.Professional Gunsmithing: A Textbook On The Repair And Alteration Of Firearms. With Detailed Notes And Suggestions Relative To The Equipment And Operation Of A Commercial Gunshop. Howe’s book is intended as an inspirational source as well as a technical guide to the student who is anxious to study gunsmithing but has been led to believe it is a craft that can only be mastered by old world teaching methods. Howe’s work remains a valuable teaching tool to this day. Profusely illustrated with over one hundred drawings and illustrations.

A pistol slide gets the job done and if you go one step forward and get your hands on a custom pistol slide you can not only have a slide that gets the job done but also looks the way you want. Many handguns have the option to have their slides customised, check them below.

While not a part of the firearm itself, the handgun holster is one of the more important features of your carry. A properly retaining and safe holster will improve one of the most important parts of your carry – the speed of the draw and the safety of your firearm. Remember, always choose custom holsters. Find more info below.Your Ruger Security 9 – 4” can be dismantled to parts. These parts can be changed if you need to upgrade performance or just need to modify the handgun to your liking. Dismantling and assembling should be done with caution or by the hands of professionals to prevent a risk of malfunctions or accidents. Check article below about spare part options and upgrades for your Ruger Security 9 – 4”.

There are several types of grips that you can utilise. There are exchangable grips that come with the firearm from the manufacturer or you can invest in grip tapes, finger groove grips and many more. Check the options below.We all know that the nature of man is to have fun with things. And having fun with handguns can have 2 extents. The first is the obvious, you take your pew to the range and shoot and shoot and repeat. The second part of having fun with a handgun is customisation of your Ruger Security 9 – 4” with the help of gun parts. And thankfully the aftermarket handgun market is as versatile as can be. There are many companies that specialise in gun upgrades and maybe even more single gun enthusiasts that temper with their firearms to a safe extent.

This is a great choice if you are looking for two things, more comfort and an outstanding look. Custom grips will improve your shooting because they will let your hand grip be more tight and secure and custom grips will improve your gun looks. Grip modifications will definitely improve your grip (no pun intended).There are several parts and accessories such as handgun sights, grips or magazines which will be mentioned in this article briefly and you can find detailed information in articles about them here: sights, grips or magazines. And without further ado let’s get onto it.

An essential reference for everyone interested in guns, this complete reference shows how to repair, improve, customize, and alter firearms. Complete troubleshooting information about problems such as misfiring and feeding and extraction failures is provided, along with tips for mounting a scope, fitting grips, and more.Magazines are a useful example of the saying there is always room for more ammo. Upgrade the capacity of your firearm by choosing a custom mag and feel a little bit safer. This modification won’t change your gun at all. Insufficient lubrication and faulty magazine springs and followers are often the case of mag failures. A match grade mag eliminates this and you will have a better feeling while defending yourself. Find more info below.

Another possibility of upgrading your handgun is a new and custom barrel. Factory barrels can be always upgraded and a brand new barrel can minimise recoil and improve your shooting experience. The aftermarket with barrels is thriving so you can just delve in and look at all the options possible.As we mentioned before, the several types of available custom parts let you upgrade your performance. There are also upgrades that improve the aesthetics of your firearm. The first type of upgrades – mechanical upgrades – have a little bit of warning packed with them. While you or your local gunsmith are making upgrades to any part of your firearm please consider that changing the trigger pull or pull weights will directly affect your performance.

With its compact size and high capacity, the Ruger Security-9 is an excellent choice for everyday concealed carry. Its hammer-fired mechanism makes its slide more manageable when racking than that of a striker-fired pistol. And there is more. It also has some additional qualities that may make it appealing to many shooters.Here are some photos I took of the Ruger. I tend to take the same types of photos for each gun I review — I figure that way, if you wanted to compare, say, the underside of the slide of Gun A with that of Gun B, it’s an easy comparison. Here you go.

Ruger has established a reputation over the years for good, serviceable firearms built tough. I do know (firsthand) that the Ruger American pistol is one tough hombre due to my experiences with one of those guns and I see nothing less in the Security-9.

Mike, thank you for your usual comprehensive review, in this instance of the Ruger Security 9. I do not own this pistol, but I want to explain why I did not choose it. I own a dozen Ruger handguns, nine of them revolvers. I was interested in a Ruger 9mm compact pistol and investigated the Security 9. Although Ruger has impeccable customer service, and their firearms are typically overbuilt, the Security 9 is not fabricated for a steady diet of 9mm +P ammo. Additionally, I was not enamored that the field stripping process was similar to my Ruger EC9 with the non-captive pin that must be pried out of the body before removing the slide. I found the Ruger American 9mm Compact to be a better choice for me. At the time it was only $30 more than the Security 9, offered a captive lever for field stripping, and was rated for continuous 9mm =P ammunition. Additionally, with an extended included magazine, it held 17 = 1 in a very concealable package. As such, I opted for the Ruger American 9mm Compact (I also own the Ruger American duty sized semi-auto in .45acp with a single stack 10 round mag, and was impressed with the construction of this series). There is nothing intrinsically wrong with the Security 9. But if one desires a more robustly constructed pistol from the same manufacturer, the Ruger American is the better choice. If you’ve read many of my 9mm gun reviews, you know that I like my home-cast Lee 124-grain powder-coated round-nose bullet over 4.8 grains of Hodgdon’s Long Shot powder (here is a guide on handgun powers). The GP-100 was built in such a way that continuous use of .357 Magnum ammo would not shoot it loose prematurely. (Most shooters who own .357 Magnum revolvers practice with the cheaper, less-powerful .38 Special cartridge. This is easier on both the gun and the shooter). The built-like-a-tank GP-100 revolver is in production to this day and is a premium revolver at a premium price.Before we go any deeper with our Security-9, let’s check the specs. I’ve also included some of the Glock 19’s numbers, just for the sake of comparison since both guns are meant to fill the compact-but-not-too-small 9mm carry gun role.

Roughly akin to 400-grit sandpaper, your hands don’t move once you’ve locked them onto the gun. Another real-world example of decent grip texturing from the factory is the Sig P365. That little gun has usable texturing without going over the top. By way of explanation, I like rough grips. I tend to stipple polymer grips that don’t make the grade in terms of abrasion. If you could sand a 2×4 with your pistol’s grip, then that grip’s just about right for me. The Ruger could stand to be a little more aggressive in the texture department, to suit my taste. I agree with you on the gun it is my ever day carrie and so far I have been lucky not to lose my take down pin but when I clean I usually have several to do so I have my area well organized but I do see the possibility of it getting lost that said I enjoy mine very much and for the price paid well that just makes it better. Thanks for the article If you are looking for a 15-or-so round 9mm pistol and are on a budget, there are several guns out there that fill that requirement. This Ruger, the new Stoeger STR-9, Walther’s PPQ, Taurus G3 (or G3c with extended magazine) and others.

Join 212,000 avid gun enthusiasts and claim your print-at-home shooting drills. Receive exclusive gun deals once a week and all our great reviews right in your inbox.However, there is one area that I believe could be improved upon, though. Before you shoot a gun, you pick it up. When I first pick up the Security-9 before I shoot it, I find one area that I think might need a little attention: grip texture. The grip is textured, somewhat — I could use more tractability here. If anyone has handled or shot the new Taurus G3c, either full-size or compact, the grip texture on those guns stands out.

Today, we’re going to take a look at the Ruger Security-9 and give you our thoughts on it. We will discuss its features, design, and accuracy. Now, let’s get started.They have since gone on to make a compact version of the Security-9 with a 3.4″ barrel and 10+1 capacity. The Security-9 is a hammer-fired, compact 9mm. Sporting a 15+1 round capacity, the pistol is aimed at the concealed-carry crowd. Essentially the same size as the venerable Glock 19, the Security-9 is a continuation of Ruger’s Security appellation from the 1970s. William, sounds like you’re organized enough to not lose the pin. I just wish Ruger would do something different than use that pin. Thanks for writing! If I had a Ransom Rest or similar, I could lock the gun in and shoot a few shots. I then would be able to follow the shots, moving the laser to coincide with the holes in the paper (if I could reach the adjustment screws with the gun secured in the rest). That saves ammo, but I didn’t have a way of locking the gun down. The gun would be a shooter with the right ammo. The Rugers I’ve owned have not had a problem in terms of accuracy.

In terms of +P ammunition, Ruger doesn’t specifically tell you not to use it in their owner’s manual but they do warn you about some types of ammunition:

As you can see, the Ruger sights are very similar to the ones on the Glock. They are very usable, but the laser helps older eyes focus quickly on the target’s aiming point. I tried to focus on the Glock front sight and the Ruger rear, for what it’s worth. The sights are nearly identical. The only thing about this type of sight is that the goal post is pretty wide. These sights are not made for precision shooting, but for quick sight acquisition and sight picture.

After shooting, I took the gun apart to clean it as I do with any gun I shoot. In terms of takedown, this gun and the LC9/ EC9/ LCP IIs all use a removable takedown pin. You must use a cartridge rim or (preferably) a screwdriver to pry the pin out of the gun, and when it comes out, it really comes out, all the way — it is not captured.Hi Mike, as usual you provide the reader with an unbiased review. I still have one of the 1st guns I ever purchased over 35 years ago- the .357 Mag. Security 6 in Stainless Steel. I changed out the grips to Pac for less recoil but what a cannon !!. I also have an old LC9 as a home defense gun placed in 1 of my rooms, along with several other Ruger AR’s, and my wife’s EDC is either a Ruger 5 shot wheel or a Glock 43, depending on her purse. I will DEFINITELY check out the Security 9. Thank you for your review ! BillWith the Security-9, you don’t have to pull the trigger to separate the slide from the frame. The take-down process is not hard — I just wish you didn’t have to pull a pin totally out of the gun in order to take it apart. It’s not a deal-breaker. So, just watch what you’re doing and hang on to that pin.The Security-9 follows the current pattern of texturing that Ruger has applied to several of its newer-model pistols. The six-panel textured areas on Ruger’s grips are well done and are placed right. They just need to be a bit stickier, in my opinion. At any rate, that is a subjective call as not everybody wants their pistol grip to feel like skateboard tape on steroids.

I specifically requested a Security-9 with a laser. You can get the gun in one of several variations, so I opted for the laser model. The Viridian laser helps. The bright red dot sure helps direct your sight to the target and the specific impact point you’re aiming at. It allows your eyes to concentrate on one plane, not two. This one’s red light is bright. Usually, a red laser doesn’t show up as well as a green one in daylight but this one was visible to around 20 yards in daylight.Ruger’s thumb safety works a bit differently than what you might be used to. It’s hinged at the front, not the rear. (If you don’t want to muck about with a thumb safety at all, buy the Pro model — you get no thumb safety and an extra, 3rd, magazine with it). Here are a couple of shots of the safety. I’ve taken the slide off to make the lever more visible. One factory load I shot was from Fiocchi, a 115-grain FMJ load. I am truly pleased with Fiocchi ammo, overall. I learned, when I researched the brand for my review, that they make all sorts of shotgun, handgun and rifle ammo in many calibers, and not just rimfire. Plus, everything they make for the American market is made here in the U.S. I shot the pistol at my backyard range, both from a bench and standing. The gun handles like a dream. It’s ergonomic, so it’s quite pleasant to hold and shoot.Michael, a quick Google search showed that Galloway Precision (gallowayprecision.com) makes a +2 extension for 15 round mags, I’m sure there are others out there – a quick search would turn more up. Or, you might call Ruger and ask them – they’ll know who makes them. Are you in a restricted (10-round mag) state? If so, you might have a bit of trouble finding one. Glad you have your G19 and the Ruger – sounds like a winning combo. Thanks for writing!

This shotgun powder works very well as as a mid-burning-rate pistol powder, like other powders that originated for shotguns but work as well or better for handguns. That load is of the target or practice variety, in terms of velocity. It pushes the Lee bullet to 1003 fps out of my Taurus G3c’s 3.26-inch barrel, and gets closer to 1100 fps out of a longer barrel. It is accurate, and economical to put together.

Now, let’s look at some targets. I’ve never had a Ruger not put lead downrange in a less-than-acceptable way and this gun was no exception. I shot these at 20 yards.Had a Ruger security six.357 many years ago, bought it not long after I got out of the Army. Paid around a $150 for it, (used). It was during the time that police departments were starting to switch to wonder 9s, lotta good deals on used wheel guns. ( Although now that I think about it, that was about a month’s rent, at the time). No longer have it, and really wish I did. Great pistol, very accurate, totally reliable, tough as hell. Coulda hammered nails with it.

Hi! I’m Mike, one of the oldest writer of Sniper Country! If you have any feedback or question about my articles, please submit it here, it’s always appreciated!Civilians bought a bunch of them, as well. The gun was built to be strong and was priced in such a way that law enforcement and other agencies could afford it. After determining that some of the .357-chambered Sixes were being worn out prematurely by steady use of .357 Magnum ammunition, Ruger went the next step and designed the Six’s replacement, the GP-100.

The pin is small and would be easy to lose. In my recent review of the Ruger LCP II. 22 LR pistol, I mentioned this issue. I wish Ruger would do away with the loose pin and install either a swinging takedown lever like Sig uses, or at least use Glock-style takedown tabs. You shouldn’t have to hunt some tool or other to use to take your pistol apart in order to clean it.Steve, yeah, I remember how tough those guns were. And, you’re right – there were lots of great deals on wheelguns back then when police switched to semi-autos. Thanks for writing!So, we see that I am no Jerry Michulek or_________ ________ (insert your favorite shooter’s name here). One takeaway from this is that if I had more types and brands of ammo to try, I would have undoubtedly found a load that shot a tighter group closer to the point of aim. I didn’t use the laser, as it was way out of adjustment at the distance I shot and I didn’t want to shoot a lot of ammo trying to sight it in.

As long as you’re clued into the fact that it works backward, you’ll be good to go. It did take a law-enforcement-type friend of mine a minute or two to figure it out. If you’re not a thumb safety fan, order one without it.

Overall, I was happy with the Security-9. There were a couple of areas or characteristics of the gun that I felt could be improved on or changed that become apparent when you shoot it. I’ve already mentioned the grip texturing issue. Also, the wide-open, coarse sights didn’t contribute to fine-point accuracy, but since this is a carry gun (don’t forget to check out our self-defense insurance guide) that is a moot point. Also, other sighting options are available from the factory.I have 3 Ruger Security 9 pistols. Two have gone back to Ruger several times for repair. The first one went back for a broken firing pin and a broken hammer. It went back a second time for a broken firing pin. The Ruger tech suggested that I cut way back on dry firing. The second one went back because the slide stop did not function properly; I had never fired it. My two Ruger EC9s have been returned for repair 5 times, and my LCP II has been sent back twice for repairs. All pistols purchased after February 2019. All are functioning fine now, and Ruger’s customer service is superb. And, no, I do not mistreat my guns.Internal, Secure Action™ hammer provides strong ignition force, yet allows for easier slide racking when compared with many striker-fired pistols. Front cocking serrations enable positive slide manipulation.Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. is one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of rugged, reliable firearms for the commercial sporting market. With products made in America, Ruger offers consumers almost 800 variations of more than 40 product lines, across both the Ruger and Marlin brands. For almost 75 years, Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. has been a model of corporate and community responsibility. Our motto, “Arms Makers for Responsible Citizens®,” echoes our commitment to these principles as we work hard to deliver quality and innovative firearms.

Safety features include integrated trigger safety; neutrally balanced sear with significant engagement and strong spring tension; and hammer catch to help prevent the hammer from contacting the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled.

Dovetailed, high-visibility sight system with drift adjustable rear sight and fixed front sight. Sights can be easily changed out for different color options (available separately).

Features listed above are available on all standard models, but may not appear on Distributor Exclusive models. See individual spec sheets for model specific features. A Mark IV Standard features the same internal slide as the original. It also has a one-button takedown system that makes maintenance virtually effortless. Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the Super Redhawk is plenty durable for powerful cartridges and dangerous country. This is definitely not a feeble firearm.Attractive, reliable, and easy to shoot — it’s no wonder the Ruger Blackhawk has become one of the most popular firearms ever produced in the United States!

Although it is about as uncomplicated as they come, the LC9s has this super cool, ultra-sleek look that just screams secret agent…especially when you slip it into a chic ankle or corset holster.

What originally made the Single Six so popular was the way Ruger combined the timeless lines of an Old West revolver with modern manufacturing techniques.

I have a GP100 .357 blued revolver, a real horse and accurate too, and my favorite .22lr, an SR22 pistol- very accurate and extremely reliable-something you can’t say about many .22s.

What!? No mention of GP100. .357mag. Came in beautiful stainless with fully adjustable sites and a full 6” underlug. And comfortable grips with a nice looking wood inlays.

Yeppers rock solid reliability with my Ruger Mark 1, 22 caliper since I bought this baby in 1975. Tp think I thought $125 was a lot of money for a gun back then. Second, with its solid weight, light trigger pull, simple function, and user-friendly sights, the Ruger Six is pure gold for teaching newbs the fundamentals of shooting. All of Ruger’s pistols and revolvers offer rock-solid reliability, so it was difficult to narrow them down, but we did it! From the sleek LCP II to the wild wild west Single Six, this list really showcases the breadth of Ruger’s inventory.

It’s what’s inside that actually counts. Instead of a serialized lower receiver, the RAP features a removable chassis that contains the fire control group.Ruger is known for providing plenty of value for every dollar you spend. Despite the economical price tag, the Security 9 is durable, reliable, and incredibly accurate.

I have a Ruger, LCP 380 pistol, as my backup carry, if I feel I need to carry 2. My hands are not really small, and dainty so it fits my hands well. I can handle the recoil just fine. I really like it. As far as a revolver, I love my Ruger SP 101, 357 magnum. I mainly take it to the range, but have it for home defense if needed. I am not a really big lady, but I can manage this revolver just fine. It has a lot of recoil, but the heavier weight of the gun absorbs a lot of it. This revolver.is beautiful to look at, and bery accurate to shoot.Although the RAP never entered the running for a military contract, this pistol is engineered to withstand the rough use and harsh environments service sidearms regularly encounter. Have a favorite Ruger? Want to get one? Tell us all about it in the comments! Ruger not quite your style. No worries, we also have a complete list of our go-to Glocks if polymer is more your speed. If we missed your favorite, please don’t take it as an insult. However, you should definitely consider it an invitation to rant about it in the comments below. We want to hear all about your Ruger faves.The LCR is indeed a serious lightweight. Although its paltry poundage and squatty barrel make concealment a breeze, both make effective shooting problematic. Carried a security six for years as a security guard. Always worked,regardless of weather,climate or being roughed up. Rutgers are the working person’s gun! You mentioned the Super Redhawk but, I really like my Redhawk in .45 Colt/.45 ACP w/ moon clips. Super shooter it is. Also, my Single Seven in .327 Fed Mag is, literally, a blast to shoot.

To help you out, we’re going to take a look at some of the best models Ruger has to offer. We’ll look at the pros and cons and also talk about why you might want to add it to your gun safe.By clicking on a link above, you will leave the Ruger website and be transported to the website of an independent, federally licensed retailer of Ruger products. Once there, you can verify that the Ruger firearm you seek is available through that retailer and order it, subject to all federal, state and local laws.

Safety features include integrated trigger safety; external manual safety; neutrally balanced sear with significant engagement and strong spring tension; and hammer catch to help prevent the hammer from contacting the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled.And if the process seems a little daunting, don’t worry. Silencer Central is here to help you navigate the buying process, wait time, and paperwork. We’re licensed in all 42 states where pistol silencers are legal.

The Illusion 9™ is a compact, high performance silencer for modern 9mm semi-automatic pistols. Like the Maxim model 1910 silencer, the Illusion 9 ™ features an offset, non-centralized bullet path.Yes, you can most definitely suppress a 9mm. While handgun and pistol suppression is less popular than say, suppressing a hunting rifle, it is still a great option. If you’re using it for home defense, a pistol suppressor greatly reduces the deafening sound of a gun going off indoors.

So yes. With the exception of 8 states (California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Delaware, Hawaii), and one federal district, Washington D.C, owning suppressors is legal in the United States of America. If you want to know more about the specific regulations on silencers in your state, read our state-by-state guide on silencer ownership.In our opinion, the best pistol silencer is a BANISH 45, since its interchangeable piston mounting system makes it so versatile. Its lightweight titanium body and great sound reduction make it easily a great option for a 9mm.A 9mm round is larger than a 30 cal round, so the bore diameter of a 30 cal is too small for a 9mm to fit through. It could, in theory, work the other way around (a 30 cal could be shot through a 9mm suppressor) but you wouldn’t get the same performance results. We’re not just saying silencers for every need and budget, we mean it. We have everything from a $535 multi-caliber BANISH 22, to $2,978 Barrett 50 BMG, to a $999 Salvo 12G shotgun silencer. Our full range of suppressors is part of what makes us America’s #1 silencer dealer! Take a look around, and make sure to let us know if you have any questions, at 888-781-8778. In short, a suppressor will usually bring the decibel level down 20-40 dB. For a 9mm, that means it will more than likely be below the 140 dB threshold recommended for safe hearing.We also like the Illusion 9. Illusion 9’s unique design allows shooters to see easier and effectively use the standard iron sights on the pistol. The downside is, of course, that it is only available for a 9mm, so is less versatile.

Yes, pistol silencers are legal. Silencers, while regulated, actually make guns safer for everyone. They reduce the risk of hearing loss, allowing gun owners to operate without earplugs, which in turn, helps them be much more aware of their surroundings.Designed for calibers ranging from .45 ACP down to rimfire, the Banish 45 is a modular handgun/pistol suppressor compatible with many different pistons.

For the shooter who wants modular capabilities and multi-caliber compatibility without needing to accommodate big bore rifles, the SilencerCo Omega 36M fits the bill perfectly.

Choosing a Sig P320 vs Glock 19 holster isn’t an issue with Alien Gear Holsters. Lucky for you, we have incredible holsters that are custom-designed to fit whichever gun you choose.

Born in southeastern Washington State, Sam Hoober graduated in 2011 from Eastern Washington University. He resides in the great Inland Northwest, with his wife and child. His varied interests and hobbies include camping, fishing, hunting, and spending time at the gun range as often as possible. As to cost, you can expect to pay somewhere between $450 to $600 for either gun, depending on a number of factors. (Where you live, the gun store you go to, what sort of deal you get online and so on.) In either case, the base model alone is a great value. You get a solid pistol that you can trust with your life and spend years enjoying range time with. The Sig Sauer P320 and Glock 19 are two of the most popular handguns on the market. They are both popular for good reason – they are both great firearms.If you want to sell a whole bunch of guns, get an Army contract. That gives a pistol pedigree, which will also result in a bevy of civilian sales. Ask the 1911 guys; they’ll tell you!That said, the Glock 19 is only offered in 9mm; the Sig can be had in 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 Sig or .45 ACP. You can also get Sig’s Caliber X-Change Kit to swap between calibers.Think of it kind of like picking a truck. The standard model is sort of the work truck, the M18 is the lifted off-road model, and the X Compact has all the bells and whistles like leather bucket seats and the better infotainment system.

First, you’d have to compare the right Sig P320 model, because there are almost 10 of them. In reality, what we’re talking about is the Sig Sauer P320 Compact or Sig Sauer P320 Carry, as these are closest in size and purpose to the Glock 19. The full-size would be better compared to the Glock 17 and the Subcompact is closer to the Glock 26.