Ruger LC9s Pro 9mm Black Oxide Pistol

A: This comes with (1) 7rd magazine. Lasers, holsters and 9rd magazines are available but will have to be purchased separately.

A: it comes with 1 -7 round magazine no laser or holster are included specs UPC: 736676032488 Description: RUG LC9S PRO 9MM PST B 7RD Brand: Ruger Model: LC9s Pro Type: Pistol: Semi-Auto Caliber: 9MM Finish: Blue Action: Striker Fired, Short, Light, Crisp Trigger Stock: Black Glass-Filled Nylon Frame Sight: 3-Dot FT: Dovetailed RR: Dovetailed Barrel Length: 3.12 Overall Length: 6 Weight: 17.20 oz Capacity: 7+1 # of Mags: 1 Safety: Integrated Trigger Safety Features: Checkered Grip Frame; No External Manual Safety or Magazine Disconnect

A: No its not legal in CA Its not on the CA DOJ approved list https://www.oag.ca.gov/firearms/certguns?make=Sturm%2C+Ruger+%26+Co.&=Apply its also not on buds CA approve guns https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=2084_1153_1796&filter_id=369

A: No Anthony, this firearms was recently removed from the CA DOJ approved list. https://www.oag.ca.gov/sites/oag.ca.gov/files/pdfs/firearms/removed.pdf

A: Hi Anthony, Unfortunately it isn't. Here's the CA Compliant Rugers - https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=2084_1153_1796&filter_id=369

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A: Hi Harry, They're both Striker fire not double action. Buds listing is incorrect.

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A: The Ruger LC9s is a striker-fired version of the popular Ruger LC9 semi auto handgun. The LC9s features a short, light trigger pull for faster, more accurate shooting and is well suited to the concealed carry role. The Ruger LC9s Pro is a polymer frame, striker fired semi auto pistol that has a short, light and crisp trigger pull for fast, accurate shooting. Slim and lightweight, it makes a great gun for concealed carry and personal protection.

A: The Ruger LC9s is "Striker Fired" Harry. https://ruger.com/products/lc9s/models.html ----- Double-action strikers will typically have less energy than hammer fired guns. Most striker fired pistols, particularly Glocks, cannot be de-cocked. To release tension, you'll have to remove the magazine, check the chamber to ensure it is empty and pull the trigger full cycle to release the firing pin.

A: Michael, dimensions are - Overall length 6" - Height 4.5" - Width 0.9" - Weight 17.2 oz.

A: Logan, yes, this pistol has the 3 White -dot sight system. --- (Specifications and Features): - Ruger 3248 - 9mm Luger - Striker fired semi automatic - 3.12" barrel - 7 rounds capacity - Polymer frame with textured grip - 3 White -dot sight system - Blued alloy steel barrel - Pro model, no manual safety or magazine disconnect - Overall length 6" - Height 4.5" - Width 0.9" - Weight 17.2 oz - Blued.

A: Hi Logan, Yes, this pistol has the 3 White dot sights SPECS-- Ruger 3248 - 9mm Luger - Striker fired semi automatic - 3.12" barrel - 7 rounds capacity - Polymer frame with textured grip ->>>>>> 3 White -dot sight system - Blued alloy steel barrel - Pro model, no manual safety or magazine disconnect - Overall length 6" - Height 4.5" - Width 0.9" - Weight 17.2 oz - Blued.

A: yes it sure does have the 3 White dot sights SPECS-- Ruger 3248 - 9mm Luger - Striker fired semi automatic - 3.12" barrel - 7 rounds capacity - Polymer frame with textured grip ->>>>>> 3 White -dot sight system - Blued alloy steel barrel - Pro model, no manual safety or magazine disconnect - Overall length 6" - Height 4.5" - Width 0.9" - Weight 17.2 oz - Blued.

A: I would say no.

A: This has been standard practice Jim by Ruger, Taurus and others. Taurus got rid of it in the G2C and I believe Ruger did the same with the LC9S Pro up above. You should confirm with Ruger at Telephone: 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET).

A: This has been standard practice Jim by Ruger, Taurus and others. Taurus got rid of it in the G2C and I believe Ruger did the same with the LC9S Pro up above. You should confirm with Ruger at Telephone: 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET).

A: ruger did away with the key lock years ago