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Based on the reputation, it's too bad that Ruger dumped the P89---and others of that platform. They would still sell well in this day and age.
 
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15 y.o. P90 has done very well by me





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I bought my P-89 in 1993. I was the manager of a small shop and cherry-picked it out of a batch that came in at the time. Still love it.
The Ruger P-Series guns are a line of firearms that can truly be described as "apocalypse - ready".
I also have a first year production P-95 that has seen a TON of sub-gun ammo and refuses to die.
While I realize that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I could never figure out why people think they're ugly. I don't share that view.
Just me I guess.
 
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P89's are tanks with a veracious appetite.

As said, not sexy, clunky and heavy, but man do they send projectiles forward time and time again.

I am sorry to say mine is in the safe and has not been fired since I went to "The Dark Side" almost two decades ago. The G23 was just easier to handle, the G19 shot a good bit softer. I don't know much, but considering what I would get for such a well designed weapon and the durability......even as an expensive rock...... I will NEVER sell my '89


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Had a P-85 many years ago. In 1992 I took it to a Law Enforcement Academy. It was made fun of by the instructor and some of the cadets but it was good enough to eat over a thousand rounds with no problems and earn me the "Top Gun" title.

Kind of wish I had kept it.


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I have an old P85 MKII. Its a chunky gun but 100% reliable. Will never sell it.


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I have a P89 and the P 95 they never miss a beat , they seem to be going up a little but most shops do not want to give much for a used one when you trade . but they sell fast when my shop gets one .
 
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A P85 MK 2 was my second handgun. It did what it was supposed to do. Not pretty. But form follows function as has been said.

The P85s and P89s have been popping up a bit more lately. Cheap, too. Haven't seen one for more than $300. I recently scored a LNIB Ruger P90 with the case, paperwork and 2 mags for $300. I'm very pleased with it. Very accurate.


Congrats on your steal!!! The P90 is one of the softest recoiling .45s I've ever shot, and it's accurate as heck, too. ENJOY!
 
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^^^ I totally agree with the statement that the P90 is one of the softest recoiling 45s.
 
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The P90 is another fantastically accurate,soft shooting pistol. They have a Bar-Sto barrel and mine was amazingly accurate and I couldn't believe how light the recoil was. Another pistol in the long line of- I am sorry to have sold it.
 
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I have multiple different Ruger models in both revolvers and semi-autos. I can’t afford to buy enough ammunition to try to wear one out.
 
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