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For a detailed review of the SR40, click here.
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- The loaded chamber indicator is easily checked in the dark, yet it’s not tall enough to interfere with the sights.
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- The three-dot sight system made target acquisition fast and intuitive. With an overall length of 7.55 inches, the sighting radius helped delivering accurate shots during testing.
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- The front sight is dovetailed into the slide and is drift adjustable.
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- The SR40 has ambidextrous magazine releases.
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- The Ruger SR40 is chambered in fight-stopping .40 S&W.
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- The Ruger SR40 is chambered in fight-stopping .40 S&W.
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- The Ruger SR40 weighs 27.25 ounces and has an MSRP of $525.
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- The SR40′s barrel is 4.14 inches long. It has 6-groove rifling with a 1:16-inch right-hand twist.
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- Overall length of the SR40 is 7.55 inches and it’s 5.52 inches tall.
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- In testing the trigger stacked some, but it was smooth enough for the gun to produce good accuracy.
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- Target acquisition is fast with three-dot sights. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation.
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- In testing the trigger stacked some, but it was smooth enough for the gun to produce good accuracy.
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- Target acquisition is fast with three-dot sights. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and elevation.
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- A striker-status indicator is found at the back of the SR40.
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- Instead of coming with extra backstraps to fine tune the grip’s profile, the soft-rubber back of the SR40′s grip is reversible. Shooters have the option of a flat or arched profile.
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- Changing the backstrap’s profile is as simple as driving out a drift pin, removing the insert and turning it over. Then simply reverse the process and you’re ready for more range time with a gun that feels considerably different.
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- Instead of coming with extra backstraps to fine tune the grip’s profile, the soft-rubber back of the SR40′s grip is reversible. Shooters have the option of a flat or arched profile.
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I am interested to buy a hand gun. I never had or used. But do I think I should have one. Please advice, Thanks. Pranab
I purchased the SR40 in January. I had a Taurus PT99 before. My 9mm was a sweet shooting gun, but a little large for ccw. I researched a lot of pistols before making my choice. Read a lot on the heavy duty spring that the sr40 uses to absorb the kick of the 40. This really impacted my decision. The Ruger is highly rated as one of, if not the smoothest shooting 40 on the market. I have to agree with them. This pistol doesn’t kick as bad as my brother’s SR9. Accurate right out of the box. I paired it with a Blackhawk Serpa holster, and I couldn’t be happier. I’m sure there are a lot of people that think differently about it, but I would put the Ruger SR40 up against any pistol out there. It’s very easy to control. The trigger reset is fantastic. And for me, it’s the perfect sized handgun. I’ve owned numerous guns in my life, and this one has to be at the top of the list. Try one and you will not be disappointed.