Sig Sauer P365 380 VS Ruger Security 380 Woman’s Point of View Recoil and Shooting Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- We take a look at 2 of the most popular .380’s on the market today from a Woman’s perspective. It’s not just for a woman tho, both are great pistols for any ideal CCW.
Timecodes
0:00 Intro
1:30 - Dimensions
6:00 - Price Point
7:18 - Sig P365-380
8:00 - P365 Extension Mag Grip - Woman's Hands
9:15 - P365 Grip - Mans Hands
9:55 - P365 Weight
10:15 - P365 Mag Release
10:28 - P365 Slide
11:18 - Ruger Security 380
12:45 - Ruger Grip - Woman's Hands
13:57 - Ruger Weight
14:15 - Female Conceal Carry Opinion
15:28 - Ruger Slide
16:06 - Ruger Mag Release
17:05 - Iron Sights Comparison
19:24 - Ruger Multiple Shots Slow Motion Recoil Footage
20:20 - P365 Slow Motion Recoil Footage
21:16 - Ruger Single Shot Recoil Slow Motion
21:28 - P365 Single Shot Recoil Slow Motion
22:06 - Ruger 5 Shot Group/Double Taps Target Footage
22:50 - P365 5 Shot Group/Double Taps Target Footage
When you shoot outdoors, the fiber optic sight is amazing!
Thank you so much for showing women’s perspective. That is very rare, especially fit in hand. There’s only like 2 other channels that regularly do so as well.
No problem! I’ve been pushing my wife to do more videos..she’s actually been in quite a few of our newer videos as she’s getting more comfortable shooting. We appreciate your feedback!
I own both of these pistols. Taking my wife to the range next weekend to decide what works for her. Currently, she prefers the size of the 365-380, but she has not live fire that pistols. She is similar in overall height, weight, and hand size as your wife. I suspect the Security 380 will be a better shooter and racking the slide will be easier , but I am keeping my mouth shut because I want her to decide. Honestly, I am just happy she agreed to having a pistol. Thank you for making this video, and I plan to share this with her, AFTER our range visit to listen to her feedback.
Hi johnwick1289! Thank you for viewing and the comment. Tiny T here…. I would love to know what your wife decided on and why if she is willing to share.
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She choose the Security 380. It is easier to rack the slide and the larger grip is easier for her to hold.
I completely understand. Some of my same reasons. I hope she enjoys it. Stay safe - Tiny T
Great novice woman’s perspective on these pistols. Honest and unbiased perspective that most experienced shooters don’t have much of, so it’s great to hear just the first impressions of a novice shooter. They’re always honest.
My girlfriend years ago, had never shot a gun before but she really wanted to try it. All I had at the time was my Beretta 92F which is no “beginner gun” but I ran her through how to operate it and all the safety protocols and range rules before we went to the range.
Her first impressions manipulating the slide and dry-firing practice in my apartment were, “Oh man, this thing is heavy and I’m afraid of it.” She was 5,4 a hundred 20 pounds, much like your wife. Tiny delicate hands. But, she really absorbed my instructions and wasn’t about to back out. Tough girl.
At the range I told her that her first shot might be scary so if she doesn’t like it, to just set the pistol down on the bench, muzzle down range of course, and I’ll clear the pistol. Her first shot hit the target at 10 yards. “Nice shot!” I said and she kept her grip and shot again. Even better. (She wasn’t scared anymore, she was having fun.) I loaded another mag and gave it to her. Every move we practiced at home, she was repeating here live, like she’s done this for years. (Women are much better students than men.)
After a couple mags and some astounding 10-ring hits, her hand was tired and it was my turn. I looked at her and said something like, “Oh man, I don’t think I can compete with that, you’re a natural!” I put a quick and tight five round group in the lower left corner of the target staying well away from her more centered shots. She jumped up, “I shot better than you!” I nodded, “Yep. You sure did girl.” A cease fire was called and we changed targets. Now she’s getting serious and took her time aiming as if this was a competition now, and I’d surely lose. She got 3 in the 10 ring, a few flyers but really good shooting for her first day. I sent one in the bullseye and then emptied the mag in the lower right corner of the target. Point wise, she won again.
We changed targets again and she caught on to what I was doing. “You bastard! You’re letting me win! You’re not even trying! One perfect bullseye and all this other crap?!
Shoot for real so I know where I’m at!” Man was she pissed.
“Okay babe, I wanted you to get relaxed and competitive here and you did that. Here’s what it looks like when I’m trying.” Sent a quick five round group in the 10 and 9. “Now that’s my spot. Try to hit the lower left corner with five rounds as close together as you can. That’s your spot.” A few missed but a decent group in the corner. Well done.
Now she wanted her own pistol, one that fit her hands better, one less powerful, and maybe painted god-awful pink. Whatever.
At the gun store she settled on the “Lady Smith” revolver .38. It wasn’t available in pink unfortunately but a classy nickel finish she really liked. Small and light, it fit her well. We went to the range every weekend and she was very fond of the sport now and an excellent shot, even with a snub nose 38.
Watch out for a woman who gets passionate about shooting, she’ll very likely be better than you.
Sorry for the long story, and thanks to your wife for reminding me of a beginner woman shooter I once knew.
My wife read the comment and said wow that’s cool! “ see babe, I need to do more videos” lol
@@PhatTactical 🤣 Sorry, but she did very well. I think your two different levels of experience on the subject really compliment each other and balance out. Most of your audience is on an experience level somewhere in between you two and can relate. Everyone was a beginner at some point, after all.
Keep up the great work! 🤙🏼
You can get a plate for optics for the Security 380 from Galloway Precision that replaces the rear sight that you can mount a bunch of optics on. About $28 bucks.
Yeah someone else mentioned that in a previous comment. That’s great to know! It’s an awesome little .380
It's very easy to buy the optic plate for the Ruger. Both can very easily have optics on them
I have a Ruger security 380 and a P365 9mm. I got the 380 Ruger because it has a 1/2" longer barrel for more velocity. A 1/2 inch is hardly notable in my waist band or my jean pocket. I like the Ruger sights for the rounded rear sight, the front sight just slips right into rear sight with virtually no fooling around getting it centered in the square rear sight. I got a Ruger Security 9mm after the 380. I like all 4 but am partial to the Ruger's.
If the no dots on the rear sight of the Ruger is an issue you can get a Ruger factory rear sight with the white dots. they make a model with the rear white dots. I like the fiber optic front sight, it is a real attention getter. With a setup like that you may not want a red dot sight. I feel like looking for a dot in a box is too distracting. Good review good luck with your firearm venture and hope you never need it except at the range.
Thank you for the insight. Phat Tactical actually just purchased the Ruger Security 9mm, I have not had the chance to put any rounds try though her yet but looking forward to comparing the two Rugers. I am fond of the Taurus 4x Carry. To me it shoots as soft as the Ruger 380. I will let you know my thoughts also after I get to check out the Ruger 9mm
Hello Mrs. Phat Tactical...Nice review! I bought a Sig P365-380 about a year ago, and it quickly became my favorite EDC gun. It has never had a single mis-fire or jam, it performs flawlessly and accurately using standard pressure and +P ammo.
Also, I would like to suggest that you always carry your gun on your person, and never in a purse or fanny pack or back pack. A typical street thug wants your purse or your fanny pack or your back pack, and said thug will take any of those items from you and run away, and you just gave your defense pistol to a criminal who will use it on you or another person!
Your gun is much safer and much quicker accessed when carried on your person. And the P365-380 is a GREAT EDC gun, especially when loaded with Underwood Xtreme Defenders or Defiant Munitions defense ammo. Keep up the good work! 👍
the Ruger Security 380 is a HOME RUN!!! The front fiber sight just lights up like a Christmas tree in the sun...😃
Yes it does!! Still my wife’s favorite
@@PhatTactical My 21 year old daughter was anticipating the shot with her M&P Shield 9 and as such, was jerking at the trigger, I had her shoot my Ruger Security 380 and her shooting IMPROVED. She was also having issues locking the slide back on her M&P Shield 9 so I gifted her my Ruger Security 380 and went out and bought a new replacement... This is defiantly a GREAT gun for those who need more trigger, slide and recoil management... At the end of the day, one needs to be able to master their gun to get shots on target regardless of caliber God forbid their lives depend on it as there are NO make up shots under stress....
@@8475143117 yes exactly! Some people talk trash about the .380 Caliber but I haven’t seen anyone willing to take a shot from one lol
Terrific review. Keep up the good work!
I put a strip of grip tape from Talon Grips on my LCP Max for my thumb. Works great.
Thank you for this review. I've been researching both of these firearms for my first purchase. I've watched a lot of good videos about both. Ms. Tiny Tactical your review as a female and as a beginner was great, and was very relatable. I understand what you said about other guns being too powerful and not just in recoil. I've rented some guns, 9 mm, that I've felt the same about them. My first purchase is going to be the Ruger Security 380. Once again thanks for the information. It was very helpful.
Thank you for viewing- Tiny T here… I still love my Ruger security 380, I actually used it to take my LTC shooting test. While I do feel she is too large for me and my body size to Conceal Carry - she is my #1 go to for anything else. I will keep the Ruger close by for home defense, and long drives in the car any time I’m not planning on CC. I have tried several other guns over the past several months and I still go back to her and just love it. To me she is my comfort pistol and quickly becoming my “old faithful”. Enjoy and stay safe 😊
Great review! Thank you. I LOVE my Security 380.
Oh yeah, my wife loves it.
Really helpful and insightful review. Thank you.
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you for the review. I am trying to decide which gun to buy so rhis helped alot.
No problem at all, if you have any questions let us know
I got the ruger for 3 reasons. 1 it feels great and I have big hands. 2. The exrernal safety makes carrying one in the chamber 100 percent safe and 3. The cspacity is almost 3 times what my old CC . S&W bodyguard had.
Very nice review. Great to hear info from a woman since I'm in the market for a first time handgun. After your video and a few other reviews, I'm sold on the Security 380. Thank you again!
Tiny says just make sure the size is fine with you. It’s the only thing keeping her from conceal carrying it.
You guys nailed this video I own them both also and this was a awesome comparison even the support had thumb spot on the Ruger I put a small piece of grip tape but I’m thinking about having it stippled. Thanks for the video.
Yeah we just order some grip tape for that reason for her. Which do u use?
@@PhatTactical i carry the 365 but I like them both the Ruger shoots very nice I have a wife and daughter so I like to give them range options.
Excellent video with great insight!
Thanks for checking it out!!
Excellent video, lots of good info! From two perspectives!
Yea! Exactly! Thanks for checking it out!
Awesome review and video! The appearance of the “tactical cat” was hilarious! Well done!
Yes..life with 3 cats inside and 2 strays outside..then mix in 2 dogs inside….I’m trying to find ways to keep their fur from all over my pew pews and work desk LOL
Love the women's perspective on this video. Looking to get the Ruger for my wife. Great job!!
The Ruger is still my wife’s favorite beside her P226 Legion lol
Enjoyed your video, very nice job!
Thanks for watching! We appreciate it
Very solid review... fact based and opinion based. where it was opinion, you clearly stated it was your opinion. I subscribed.
Thanks for checking it out! We appreciate the feedback!
Great vid for you both👍
Excellent video, very much appreciated her perspective.
She’ll be assisting with several videos going forward. It’s not just a man’s gun world. Thanks for watching!
I agree 100%- the bad guys many times feel like a lady is going to be easier to roll. I just love a woman with a permit and a good gun.
Have a Security 380 on the way. I think my wife will really like it. She uses the Security 9 compact now.... but carpal tunnel surgery in the past is catching up. The EZ slide will work for her, and I expect the lessor recoil will be welcome. (YA, I get my Security 9 back!)
lol they love taking our guns don’t they! But yes Tiny loves her Ruger .380, she just wishes it was smaller to conceal carry for her frame size
Great video, only thing is red dot are easier to aquire because you should be target focused and then superimpose the dot onto the target.
Yeah. I like the red dots but @Tinytacital doesn’t lol
Great Review!! Excellent job to you both! Sub'd
Appreciate that!! Tiny will be doing more reviews on her pistols too
Good review.
Thanks for watching!
Nice review! I would love for my wife to carry a Security 380. She is so recoil intolerant that her EDC is a Ruger LCP II in 22LR. I am glad she carries something, but I wish it was a larger caliber. Good video! New subscriber.
Yeah my wife is too. I would say for the price..it’s worth a shot. And you can always upgrade some parts to help with it. We just ordered the DPM Recoil Reduction System for the 365-380. I have a video of the DPM system on my Sig Macro Comp and it helps!
@@JeffreyPeace-ch1gldon’t we just love it when the mrs likes our gun and keeps it for her own…maybe because we get to replace it with another? Lol
@@PhatTactical yes indeed looking for a 45acp
Check the smith and wesson 632 UC in .32 H&R magnum. 6 rounds , it's a concealed hammer. Ballistics of a .38 special but with almost 0 recoil. The DA trigger is awesome.
Galloway Precision makes an affordable optics plate, for the Ruger Security 380. Also make a flat faced trigger, and stainless steel guide rod! If you are into upgrading your gun.
It's Tiny's gun, my wife LOL she doesnt like red dots but we have added the SS guide rod for longevity.
Nice review!
Thanks for checking it out!
Matt, want to check into hogue grips for the security 380. I've got the 380 with the whole grips and it's fantastic. I don't like the way it feels and I like the rubberized texture. You thought you might want to check that out too. I'm running this before you do the analysis of the 380 by Ruger, but that's okay y'all have a good day
Absolutely love the female perspective, thank you so very much. And more Cat appearances please, it was hilarious for us pet lovers. They are precious.
Thanks mamatried6340. If Phat Tactical was not around I would be that “crazy” cat person.. lol - As for the review much love. I plan to add more as I look for a 9MM to advance to. I will say I still LOVE the Ruger security 380 it is my go to.
I have the lcp max as a pocket gun I am probably going to get the Security 380 too. They are cheap and I just use them as backup guns. I can't deal with the snappiness of the small 9mm's.
The security .380 is extremely soft shooting.
the comparison is between the Ruger LCP MAX for size.
Good job.
Thanks for checking it out!
I got the Ruger, 2 I have arthritis and I tried the S&W EZ series I didn't like it. I went with the Ruger
Yeah she didn’t like the EZ either..Ruger hands down the easiest to rack!
Galloway precision has an optics plate that replaces the rear sight of the Ruger, about $30, so there is no need to make optics cut.
Oh really! We’ll have to look into that. Great info! I’ve heard of Galloway precision before just can’t remember for what part..I believe it might’ve been for my old S&W SW9VE
@@PhatTactical Just curious if you have tried the Galloway precision optics plate on your Ruger S380. I was looking at the design of this plate and notice that on the Galloway web site it indicates that certain optics with the RMSc footprints eg. Holosun 407k, does not use the locating pins (which also function as recoil lugs)on the front of the plate. As such the recoil force is resisted only by the two screws holding the red dot to the plate. In the long run, these screws would become loose or break. One poster in reddit did complain exactly that and went back to the iron sight. I sent an email to Galloway voicing about my concern but have yet to see a response.
The slide of the S380 is too thin to have an optics cut (per Galloway Precision).
Also Lakeline LLC offers optics plate for Ruger S9 and S380 (same plate), but a customer complained that it would not fit the S380. So right now I am still looking for a reliable optics plate for the S380, unless your long term experience proves me wrong!
Excelente 👌 Saludos desde Panamá.
Gracias por el view!
Good.job
Thanks for checking it out! Hope it was helpful
awesome review. When you said you tried the LCP and it was too snappy, did you mean the LCP Max?
The normal LCP
Most micro pistols in 9mm and some .380's I have found too snappy. I love the Ruger as it's larger and less recoil/ muzzle rise. I have also found I am more comfortable with a heavier steel frame if the gun is smaller ( my new Browning 1911 .380) it absorbs that recoil better.
If you like 380's get both, If I am going somewhere there are kids or kids will be around, I think the Ruger will be my Choice since it has a safety. I just picked up the P365 .380 but I really like the look of that Ruger and its price point is really Sweet. I think you cannot go wrong with either one for EDC.
Great review, I am from NYC, Never though I would have to Carry one day, but what a crazy and insane world this place has become. Stay safe all.
No I will not be carrying in NYC as they are still working on passing the law and even if i can carry I can't imagine how horrible they will treat me when i need to defend myself, NYC is Another or worse than California. Ill be leaving this city soon, born and raised here to bad us natives are being pushed out with their anti defense laws, Transgender Schooling Laws, Housing Of Illegal Migrants, and Criminal Protection for Criminals, etc.
Yes time have changed and it’s getting wild out there. That’s why me and the Mrs finally started shooting to get our license to carry here in Texas. Better to have it and not need it they say right. Thanks for watching!
One more time. I don't know who it was but somebody on the video took the site off the Ruger and they had some kind of deal to slide into the dovetail with the optic on it and I've been looking for that video again cuz I thought I was seeing things tonight. The weather was bad where I was at and I lost it and I haven't been able to find it again but what they did. They slid the optic I guess on a plate and they slid it into the dovetail where the real sites at and I'm not sure but I think you can get different sites for the back end too. From Ruger now I'm done
Galloway Precision has the optic plate youre talking about. And Tiny still loves the Ruger 8months later..shes gone thru a variety of guns but still has the Ruger in her top 2-3!
I love my sig 380, and it has become my favorite gun to shoot. I am older and have no grip strength in my hands because of injuries, and for that reason I had some trouble with the sig out of the box. I bought the Wilson Combat grip and also the WC weights (3oz), and the sig now shoots like a dream. It is super fast and accurate. I put a Holosun 407k on it, and it is now my primary carry gun. I am thinking about using the WC XL grips this winter, which can use the 12 round 380 mags with a flat plate. The XL grip is more comfortable for me than the smaller 365 grip. The Macro grips can only use 9mm mags, which seems to work perfectly with 380 ammo. There is some talk about sig coming out with 17 round 380 mags soon. WC has announced that they are going to make a macro grip and it should be available soon.
- All sigs have very stiff springs out of the box. My sig got a lot easier to rack after a couple of hundred rounds. I recommend using Handi Racker (available on amazon) if you are having any problem racking the slide. The orange one works on all 365s.
- I hope that you get your 365 modified so that you enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine.
- Sig has some 380 self defense ammo for short barrels, and I have found that ammo to be very accurate.
Thank you for the detailed advise and info. Mrs Tactical said she’s definitely going to look into improving the 365 with some of that you mentioned. She really loves it which is why she purchased it so she’s willing to modify it to be even better. The Ruger is easier out of the gate BUT she says it’s slightly too large for her to carry. Or be comfortable carrying it for now.
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Thanks for the review. I finally got to hold a Security 380 this weekend and I liked it but it actually looked smaller than I thought it was when I saw it in the case. While I probably won't carry it since I have a P365-380, Glock 42, and LCP Max, I think I will pick one up as I enjoy shooting 380. I don't have big hands so while I shoot 9mm just fine, I prefer carrying a small and light pistol and I get to wear shorts to work so even a loaded up P365 feels heavy on my waist compared to the Glock and LCP Max, but I shoot the P365 so much better that it will be my main carry.
My friend who was with us, picked up a Security 380 for his wife this weekend. He also bought my P365 9mm not too long ago but wanted something easier for her to rack.
Great that you will be giving both a man and woman's perspective too. Tiny Tactical fits well with your channel theme. :)
Yeah I was shocked how easy the Ruger was to rack. It did have a smoother/softer shot for me BUT the p365 was a little more accurate for me and obviously smaller so easier to conceal.
@@PhatTactical One thing I just realized, and I am not sure how I missed it when I watched your review last night or when I was looking at it this weekend in the store , but with the Ruger not having an optic cut on the Security 380 seems to be a big miss since red dots are so popular right now.
@@KirkWinterrowd yeah we mentioned it in the video. Either laser or custom milling if it’s possible are the only options. Or of course use the stock sights.
@@KirkWinterrowd Galloway precision has an optics plate that replaces the rear sight of the Ruger, $30 listed on their website.
She gave a great review. Looking for my wife. Her sw bodyguard can’t get through a 6 round mag without light strikes 🙄
My wife is certain the Ruger for her is better all around if u can get passed the size difference
@@PhatTactical that’s my wife’s concern. I know she would find ways to justify not carrying at all sometimes with the ruger size. Even though she needs the lighter slide action and the softer recoil. Sig p365 wins just because she can throw it in her pocket, purse, or pouch without feeling self conscious about the size or weight. I wish I could trust her to carry the Ruger. Especially for being half the price, but I know she won’t. 🙄
@@KevHickif the snappiness/recoil is a concern on the 365, we just added the DPM recoil system and will be doing a video on they for the 365. One of the springs in the kit kept the recoil slightly lower and the shooting was flatter so it helped with muzzle rise.
Tiny tactical here - today we were out at facilities; we shot for about 2.5 hrs… I changed out the DPM springs on the p365 to see if it would help with recoil. While 1 of the springs did help shoot flatter on quick follow up shots - I would grab the Rugar after and THATS my GUN!! I would shoot it all day every day first choice as of now. I’m more accurate, the slide is down right awesome, and the balance and grip is perfect every time with no modification. I have told phat tactical I want to find a way to CC the Rugar just because that’s where I’m completely comfortable all around ( including accuracy)
I like the Ruger .380 better, I just don't like Ruger magazines, that's my only gripe about Rugers.
.............don't forget the smith and wesson 380ez ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it's also a great gun !!!!!!!!
I have the 9mm ez and it is a great gun I've had it for over 3 years, haven't had any problems with it but I'm concerned about the grip safety what if it fails if I'm in a dire situation and it locks up? I always grip it correctly when shooting, but that lock up scenario pops up in my mind occasionally, so I just use it for range shooting for now
Off-body carry is a huge no-no. Putting a gun in a purse just means a thief gets a free gun from you when he snatches the purse.
Yup exactly!
I totally agree.
I think one of the few exceptions to off body carry would be a tactical bag, like the 511 bags. However, I would say no in almost all cases, except the gym. It’s nearly impossible to find some thing that will work for men and women’s gym shorts. There’s just no real pockets or material there to hide the gun. For this use case only, I’m in favor of off body carry, but definitely not a purse. it needs to be a bag with straps that go on your shoulder, It could also be a gym bag. The pro for a gym bag is there usually full of smelly clothes, and not high on peoples steal list. Just my thoughts on off body carry. Also, it would really help if the gym had memberships and lockers with locks. I know it kind of defeats the purpose of carrying in the first place, however, securing that item is important.
So my wife, who is a nurse, shouldn't put her Ruger in her purse at work? Consider ALL scenarios people.
@@toddm9501 I get it, however, off-body carry is still dangerous. I do empathize, no one‘s professional attire and professional should cost them safety. Now I get scrubs don’t have very big pockets if any, and are designed badly from that perspective. I would say that an acceptable option might be a fanny pack. At that point it’s still qualifies as on body carry. Easy to put on after work, paired with a gun like the Hellcat, Taurus GX4, or Glock 42/26. I would recommend the hellcat and GX4, over Glock(better grip and much better trigger) The brand 511 Clothing and gear company make a wonderful tactical fanny pack that she can shove her hand in and come out in a fraction of a second with a loaded gun. I might suggest that as an alternative? From what I understand, nurses and doctors have lockers at work. Perhaps put it in her purse in the small fanny pack and lock it up. Then after work, put it on for the parking lot or late night, 7-Eleven run. Hope the suggestion helps.
I recently meet a guy who had some 380 pistols. He was totally not aware of the fact that 380 were avail in hollow point. I guess if you have a top notch 380 pistol and good 380 ammo- (Sig crown) I would guess would be the best. I figure if that is what you shoot the best is all that matters. I have heard ladys like the 380 over 9mm, but not all of them.
Oh I thought most people knew HP was available in most calibers . But yes from my wife’s experience..the .380’s are just easier to handle and smaller frames most times.
HP simple don't work reliably in 380 like they do in larger calibers. The velocities are marginal to ensure proper performance. In gel+frabic tests, HP either expand but fail to penetrate or clog and fail to expand. The best performers for 380 are "solids" like the Underwood Xtreme Defender and Xtreme Penetrator and Defiant Muntions TCX.
For .380 look at Underwood Extreme Defender ammo ... the best
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You are not comparing apple's to apple's. Something more similar to the security 380 would be the walther pd 380
We’re comparing 2 of the most popular .380s .
SIG WINS ALL DAY EVERYDAY RUGER IS A HALF STEP ABOVE KELTEC WHICH AINT VERY GOOD
Sig I think has better quality for sure, but no denying the Ruger felt and shot smoother for 1 person here.
Ruger. Every time.
Not gonna lie, it was better. Lol
This is for your wife. You ought to check she equips herself. She's on TH-cam and she's 5'2 and I don't know how heavy she is but her and her husband go on TH-cam and right now she's going through a series. We're picking a carry gun and she shows you where to put how to carry it when you got different stuff on dresses or that type of stuff. And she she's a pretty good character but she ain't got some good information. Might want to check her out. That's all I got to say about that. Y'all have a good day
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The Ruger security is a flop is got an easy slide which is good. The grip is too damn big. It should be adjustable within inserts.
It’s a bigger 380 for sure…I think it’s a good home or car pistol . Or even carry in the winter due to its size.
I thought the 365 had night sites came standard.
This is the .380 version so may be different
Hickok45 TH-cam has stuff really screwed up
There are 80 reviews on this video about Ruger 380 pistols not that PCC Zenith you are holding
What??
@@PhatTactical a few hours ago I was watching Hickok45 about a Zenith pistol caliber carbine . I started reading comments and apparently all of the comments from this video showed up on Hickok45 video .
TH-cam must be screwing with you guys way too bad
Oh crap! U know I noticed something odd on another video of mine and people were making no sense lol but now it makes sense if they were talking about something else…damn TH-cam trying to keep us 2A guys down!
@@PhatTactical I was reading comments on Hickok45 and when you wrote me back it was the comments from your Channel that I was reading on hickoks 45
everybody is screwing with us now in every way that they can
I don't think any of the sights are made from iron...
IronMans suits were made from titanium and later nano technology.
experienced shooter would tell you the ruger is a way better pistol....it just IS.
Tiny Tactical agrees 100%!
From watching this video, both the TH-camr making this and the wife could benefit from hiring a firearm instructor. I.e. shots that are hitting way low and right is due to not isolating the trigger finger. When squeezing the trigger finger there is a tendency for the other 3 fingers sneezing, this causing sights to go low missing your point of aim. Also the wife is allowing her trigger finger to release trigger all the way to it's natural resting position, this when she is ready to take next shot she is more likely to slap the trigger again causing shot to miss. Also shots that are printing very high is due to anticipating recoil and pushing the muzzle up. Need to only release trigger until it resets and it also looks like she is applying too much pound on trigger. So if trigger breaks at 4.2lbs you only need 4.3lbs but she may be applying 10lbs which is not only going to disturb your sight picture it will take longer recovery to get back on target.
My recommendation a .22lr is not recommended because rimfire is not as reliable but I'd you get good ammo it is good. The .380 is too much recoil for her. She should drop down to 22lr and practice with .380 until she can do "controlled pairs" at 7ft 21ft and 30dt. Double taps only work if your fundamentals are expert level
Yes I usually mention that we’re new to shooting as some terminology and shooting results easily indicate. We’re definitely getting better and improving! We appreciate the feedback!!
@@PhatTactical micro pistols require more skill and trigger time. Compact pistols are more reliable, softer recoil, easier to shoot. The Ruger .380 is compact size but much more shootable than p365. The p365 trigger is horrible, too spongy and over travel is too much. Wife support hand is actually perfectly placed. She has on her support hand wrist bent down, 45 degrees which locks the tendon. She needs to apply 98% grip strength on support hand but her dominant hand(trigger finger) needs to be very relaxed and hardly no pressure at all. This prevents the sympathetic squeeze and help prevent sight from pring pressed down. Also by keeping support hand down 45 degrees locking tendon she is controlling more recoil. Tell her not to try and anticipate recoil just press the trigger and allow the locked wrist to let the muzzle and sights return to zero on its own. To see if she is flinching insert a snap cap in the magazine and if she is flinching you will see the muzzle move when firing a dummy round. It's hard to see a flinch with live round being fired. That's why sneak an empty round midway in magazine.
@@Jay-od7uj oh I did that a few days ago and recorded her shooting so we could see the issue with her shooting low often and bang! We were able to see her anticipating the recoil and would dip her hands forward and down …so we know what to work on . Again I appreciate your info!
@@PhatTactical she may try the Ruger 57 that is very low recoil and deadly round
Thank you so much for your comments; I am all about learning and appreciate the honest feedback. Practice practice practice and surprise snap caps 😣 did catch 1st hand what I was not willing to hear ( from the hubby) 😊
I know your a new site, but how about a couple of dress rehearsals. It sounds like I'm in the doorway and the two of you won't stop talking at the breakfast table.
LOL this was our 1st video together...i think we've gotten a little better at it in our newer videos..HOPEFULLY
excellent video thanks subbd!
Thanks for checking it out!
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