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MikeB
I am wanting someone to tell me what the best model type would be. the gun will be used for defense and plinking sometimes
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  • MikeB
    I was curious if anyone could tell me what kind of gun is the character "DERECK", using in the movie "AMERICAN HISTORY X".
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  • MikeB
    what I meant by models is Decocker,Manual saftey, or Double-action. Thank You For Your Time.[:p]
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  • p3skyking
    The P series would fit your bill nicely. You would need to go to a shop and check out the differences between say, a P94 and a P95. Functions are the same, but the size and materials are not. Your preference. Both are fine weapons for the uses stated.

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  • Ruger22
    www.ruger.com ,its an excellent website and I have found it very helpful.

    Brian Ostro
    member: NRA, John Birch Society, American Numismatic Association.
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  • mag
    I went with the Decocker. You don't need a safety on a double action weapon. You can still thumb cock the weapon for more accurate shooting when out plinking. The DAO has the long, stiff pull everytime.

    What I want is an auto that functions like a double action revolver. Double action pull at all times but with the ability to be thumb cocked for more accurate work.

    mag
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  • colin1736
    I own a KP94 and a KP90 and love both of them. They may not be the best pistol on the market, but I think you get more than what you pay for with a Ruger.

    Colin
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  • duckhunter
    BUY THE 'DC" MUCH NICER TO SHOOT THE THE DOUBLE-ACTION ONLY

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • MikeB
    I went to the ruger website and this might sound stupid but how does the decocker model work. I just don't understand it.
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  • mballai
    Most decockers simply use the (safety) lever to lower the hammer from its single action cocked position to hammer down or double action position. This is how Walther, SIG and Beretta decockers work and I assume this also the same on the Ruger. A mechanical lowering device is considered safer than lowering the hammer by one's thumb after depressing the trigger. For the most part this is true, but I'd still make sure the gun is pointing in a safe direction while doing so.

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  • SUBMARINER
    ruger is an ok pidtol for the price but a sig is better iif you can afford ther extra hundred bucks

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  • Contender Man
    I suggest you consider the DC models as I think from the skill level you have inferred and the stated use, you will be better served.

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