Federal Bureau Of Prisons Awards Ruger a 5-Year Contract
Ruger will be supplying 1750 9mm Ruger KP95 pistols to the Federal Bureau Of Prisons.
Ruger P95
The press release is here.
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YGBFSM!!!
Ruger’s semi’s are pieces of sh*t! Man, did the BOP just get swindled!
The Ruger P95 (and variants) is actually quite well made and very accurate. The ergonomics, however, are horrible. My trigger finger cramps up after shooting 5 rounds.
Are you kidding me, There is no perfect weapon. All have some problems. I wonder why someone says Ruger autos are pieces of sh#$? Could it be he had a lemon or? Maybe he isnt the sharpest tool in thebox to begin with. LOL
I own a KP95 and it’s a decent gun. It is a bit on the bulky side, but still manageable. It eats whatever ammo I give it, no FtEs either. Good move by the BOP, a reliable yet economic polymer pistol with lifetime servicing by Ruger.
I own Ruger KP95 and I love it…I think if you handle and fire a gun first you will be able to tell if it’s going to work for you…People love to dicker like know-it-all’s…I’d like to see them back that up