Ive had my Security 9 for about 2 years now & I have shot about 2500 rounds through it - not a single miss feed or issue. (with any type of ammo, including re-loads) It is my first EDC & still is today. The price was the selling point for me along with the Ruger brand & reviews were great. Personally, I have no issue with the safety & I do not even think about it when I draw. I pull from the holster & I click the safety off. I would highly recommend this firearm - it is priced right & very dependable. Disassembly & cleaning is very easy too.
My experience and time-line w the Security 9 is almost exactly the same as yours other than I have had some misfires w reloads, but that was when I was new shooter, so I'll chalk some of that up to me, BUT I have had ZERO misfires w factory ammo, about 1,200 rounds. 150 rds on Saturday, no misfires. I really like it.
I had a couple fail to feed when you got whatever ammo you get I thought it may have just been the ammo. It was not yo long after zI bought it. Around that same time I had another pistol of mine doing that once in a while when I had it broke down I notice where the bull it slide into the chamber from the barrel there was a little bump that should not be there so I took a fine piece of sand paper and sanded it dii oh em until the slide was very smooth rubbed tiny but of oil on it next time at the range no more issue not one since so When field stripping security 9 compact I sanded it down unti super smooth never had another issue with that. I was really new to hand guns could have been caused by me learning to shoot correctly but I will always make sure my pistols have a nice smothered slide up into the chambet
I like the gun cuz it works.. but why woul ruger put out such a shitty looking gun.. I know looks don't matter for practical reasons.. but even taurus g3 series looks so much better ..
I’ve owned one for about a month now,taken it to the range twice I’m shooting High left-I served in the military and grew up with rifles and a good shot with those but my pistol is my first so I didn’t want to spend a fortune on the unknown,I’m sure it’s my grip and breathing so if I can’t correct it next time out I may take some instruction
*They now have a Ruger Security-9 Pro that doesn't have a safety. I just bought one last month thinking it was the regular model with the safety but when I picked my order up it ended up being the Pro model. It's a great gun but I personally would have preferred to have the safety. I ended up just selling it to my father and bought the Beretta 92fs Inox (Basically a stainless Beretta M9).*
Had nothing but trouble with mine. Bent extractor. Was replaced quickly by Ruger. A month later, consistent failure to feed. Fortunately, I live 5 miles from the Ruger plant in Prescott Arizona. Back to Ruger. Replaced the slide entirely and gave me two additional magazines for my trouble. Great customer service. So far, no more problems
@@crankybuzzard6867 well, Prescott has grown considerably, I've been here 22 years. I've had great service at Ruger, but to be honest, people tend not to work there too long. Kind of a sweat shop
@@poco01x well thats a shame.... for sure. But not surprising... Heck, nobody is happy at their jobs any more. So I guess if Prescott has grown that much... its likely not so affordable any more either, then.
The safety: not even close to a deal breaker! Actuating it should be “tough” to prevent accidental deployment when under fire in a defensive shooting scenario. I find taking the safety off with the thumb very easy and comfortable…while maintaining a proper grip. I really enjoy this firearm and I trust it.
I was deemed a snob because of my lack of interest in Glock I since the wheel gun era was the same with Ruger. My wife being who she is has a habit of invading my firearms and taking what she wants and calling it hers. This changed with the LCP 2. SHE FELL IN LOVE, BOUGHT IT WITH HER MONEY AND CARRIES IT RELIGIOUSLY. SHE ACTUALLY BRAGS ON IT! Oh but I was in a academy looking for ammo. I saw this firearm and I didn’t pick it up but I had to put my hands on a S&W Shield plus. Yet my yes kept going back to the this gun. I took my wife over to the same store and it was gone. We went to another academy they didn’t have one. I had her look up the nearest gun store. She found a SHOOT POINT BLANK STORE. We went and the S&W followed us home and so did the SECURITY 9. I WENT BACK AND GOT THE SECURITY 9 COMPACT! Guess who confiscated the compact?
@@larrylinn1221 yes I like it even though it’s a little hard to conceal with my body type. It shoots good and it is still sitting with its stable mate the full sized security 9! No complaints! Both for what I’d have to pay for the forbidden G word. 🥺
@@MrFmccarty Thank you very much. Me and 2 buddies have the Security 380 light rack and it’s the same size as the Security 9 so I figured I might have to buy it. $319 taxes and background check for the 380 . I think you made my decision. Thanks again
I bought the Security 9 soon after it was introduced because I liked its feel vs Glock. not to mention the price. Mine came with a trigger guard mounted veridian laser, which makes it great for home defense, for under $350. The safety WAS pretty stiff when new, so I worked it a hundred times or so and it became comfortably stiff but not worrisome stiff. I was so impressed I later checked out and bought an EC9s, which is my EDC. I bought an LCP II for the mrs, Davidson's special moonshine blue. All of them have been 100% reliable, with various ammo, 0 misfeeds. Keep them clean and lubed, like any frearm
This was my first gun also, 3 years ago. I put 1000s of rounds through it, put some hi-viz sights on it. You know what they say about the person with only one gun!? My sec. 9 and my Springfield XDM 9 2.0 has become, "stays in my safe guns". My S&W M&P 2.0, 4" barrel with Holosun 507 green dot and apex trigger has become my EDC. I have a sig P320 with 407K 6 moa sight and a CZ 10C with 407K (both co witness with stock sights because the 407K sits so low in my milled slide.) I have become very proficient with both of them to use as my EDC, should I have to turn my S&W over to the LEO after an incident, I hope I'll never see!
I did need to send my Security 9-compact back to Ruger for warranty work. The slide stop got hung up on the grip frame, which meant the slide would sometimes not move forward when I did a mag change, and racked the slide. They replaced the grip frame, slide stop and its spring. Now it's fine. Great customer service!
I've got one of the compact models. 10+1 in a smaller package. The next time it malfunctions will be the first time. I try other carry guns but keep coming back the Security 9. The safety is designed to be hard to swipe on by accident, but it swipes off like a 1911. I got mine a couple of years ago and I think I paid about $250.00 for it NIB. It was on sale at my LGS. They had a stack of them that weekend. I've carried it off and on for a couple of years with a very small amount of finish wear around the muzzle. VERY small amount. You have to catch the light right to notice it. It just chugs along with any kind of ammo. Factory, reloads, ball, HP. Doesn't matter. It might not be the "best" carry gun ever, but I've got several others that I paid a lot more money for that stay in the safe, while the Ruger rides in a holster more and more. Another plus. It came with two magazines, something some of my much more expensive guns didn't.
I have a retired LEO friend that INSISTS that I get a Glock.... but feel no need to replace my RS9 compact.(3 years now) And love the grip pitch... same as 1911. Talk about comfortable to shoot. Thanks for the video. P.S. I don't use the safety. I am not going to fight a safety when in self defense mode.
Ruger makes a great gun! Some feel if it is cheaper it is not as good? Believe me it is a great reliable gun. If you have good trigger control you will shoot the lights out!
The safety is very easy to take off you can sweep down and take that off very easily. If you read the safety will go on when you have locked your ammo in place ready to shoot. I have shot cheap ammo and expensive ammo and it eats it all up no problem. Shoots great I did put in a stainless steel 22 lb guide rod (stock) 20 for me took 1 box of ammo to get used to it and With dry firing I have developed great trigger control. I have a urban leather lock in place holster and it is sweet
The reset is longer out on the Security 9.Almost reminds me of a Sccy.But if I was to train with it for a little while I could get used to it.Ruger makes excellent firearms and their CS is top notch.Good overall review.
Never been a Glock Fan. I'm familure with them. I have several P80's and have shot friend's G17 and G19's. I can't get past the grip feel. It basically feels like I'm grabbing onto a turd. I own several Ruger firearms. I love them! I'm really liking this Ruger Security 9! I'm going to look into them.
trigger pull doesnt really matter to me. im not a professional, but when i shoot i readjust my trigger finger during the recoil. RS9 is cheap and i can hit stuff with it. i like it so far. i actually like the safety too. the 15 round mag with the gadget that attaches to the mag to make an rs9C feel like a full rs9 is nice.
That's really handy, because the slide release button is stiffer than the safety. You REALLY have to press hard to send it home. Edit... I'm a new pistol owner and I just learned the correct way to release the slide lock (spoiler, it's not pushing the slide lock down really hard).
I've call Ruger customer support. They will tell you to avoid steel casing & recommmend brass. Safety? Most don't want a safety so you know when you do vs accidental and easy to take off safety. Nobody talks about the fact that you can re-load a magazine and it will load the 1st bullet. Long trigger & DAO (& price), this is a great gun for 1st gun buyers. I've had feeding issues which I believe was lack of oil but if I sent to Ruger, they will fix! Great support.
Anyone who owns or considering sec 9, check out the Traction Grip overlays..galloway precision has em..13 bucks . They are fantastic, and fit perfect! If ya take your time you wont even see any seams AT ALL!...and the grip purchase if unbeatable
Just got one at a store that included a $150 laser for only $50 extra. Had to have it - can't wait to give it it's first cleaning/lubing and take it to the range for sighting and plinking!
I can already see that I would prefer the Ruger over the Glock for one very good reason. I am a small person. I am 5' 2" and 130lbs. The Glock take-down is designed almost the same as the S&W SDVE pistol and I am totally unable to take the pistol apart for cleaning. I've tried everything I can think of, and I am not able to grip those serations on both sides of the pistol in order to remove the slide. I purchased the S&W SD40VE about a year ago and I have not been successful in being able to dismantle the firearm for cleaning. On top of that, the trigger pull is atrocious. I am seriously considering the Ruger Security 9 model 3825 as a replacement.
It's more accurate to say the S&W SDVE takedown is designed like the Glock. S&W got into legal trouble for copying the Glock design back in the 90's. If you're going to go with S&W then look at the M&P series instead. They're a better design than the SD and have a better takedown system that uses a lever instead.
I bought 1 for my daughter. We go shooting all the time. We run all kind of ammo through it and never has a single problem and getting her to clean and oil it takes an act of God.
Got mine a few months back. Now, did I give it a thorough cleaning before I shot it? May have been my bad. My S&W and Beretta I lubed the barrel and oiled the rails before I shot them for the first time and they were fine. Did the same type of cleaning with the Security 9 and had some misfeeds and the slide never locked back after the final round. That was using Federal 124gr HP's. Took it home and gave the thorough cleaning. Last week took it out again using the S&B ammo, and it fired one or two, then the hammer clicked and I could see the firing pin strike on the casings. So, my S9 did not like S&B ammo. Strange thing was, I switched ammo and fed it Blazer's and all 50 rounds in the box went off without a hitch and the slide locked back after expending the final round. No misfeeds. I love the feel of this gun and it shoots accurately, but I will be a little concerned when I take it out the next time. First time with issues it may have been the lack of a thorough cleaning. The second time may have been the ammo. So, we will see. My S&W shot the S&B ammo that didn't pop in my Ruger just fine.
Tried out three at three different shops. Couldn’t release the slides. Found a used Ruger American that functions so smoothly. Three strikes on Security but a home run on a used American.
Just got one and love it. Put a lot of rounds through it the other day and had two FTF in the first 10 rounds using Blazer brass. First one was definitely the gun, but the second was my fault when racking the slide. After that initial hiccup m, it fired the next 65-70 rounds flawlessly. Will continue to test and put through its paces, but I already like it better than my Glocks.
Mine does not like steel cased ammo… all others feed well. Also added a Hogue grip fitting my hand nicely. Nice review. What light should I get for it? Thank you.
Had my RS9 for two years, my favorite gun until i brought home Canik TP9 elite, RS9 is my home defense table piece, so dang accurate and reliable. Manual safety? I never use them, deal breaker was the price and Ruger reputation.
Outside of the manual safety which I do not care for at all I like the Security 9 much more than the Glock which I just don't shoot particularly well in general. The Glock grip angle just have never felt right to me. On the Ruger I simply do not use the manual safety. Problem solved. The Ruger is IMO an exceptional budget firearm straight out of the box. Another Ruger rugged firearm that just works and eats everything you feed it.
Thanks for ur informative video. Am still looking for my first FA to own & I like this Sec 9. May I ask is this reliable, durable and accurate handgun? Have you experienced jamming during the break in period? Do you use reload ammo during break in? Take care & be safe.
Hello! My experience so far has been good. No issues with any of the ammo I have used. Full disclosure, I do not use reloads in my firearms, so I can't speak to that. Good pistol overall in my opinion. Best of luck to you, and thanks for watching.
It says in the manual included with the gun to not shoot steel case ammo. I don’t usually manuals but I was interested to see if it could shoot +p+ ammo and it says you can’t but it doesn’t say you can’t shoot +p lol
@@brainmeier3433 : Good points. I don't buy a 9mm to shoot +p or +p+. Standard Hornady or SIG self-defense hollow points should fit the bill. If I want more stopping power I'll go with a .45.
Will it compete with others? Yes and no depending on the circumstances.The Security 9 is consumer grade.And that is it's intent.However with upgrades it can compete with the big competition.Again there are limited after market upgrades but the upgrades I think necessary will have to come from Ruger to make it a major player to get the respect from recognized shooters.The price will obviously change but for a gen 2 model I envision the respect will come.It was my hope ,considering the type of fire control it has as well as other features ,the upgrades would have already occured.Still waiting.If you want ideas ,ask me.
My first pistol that I bought almost 2 years ago. I’ve upgraded a number of things on this gun. Switched out the sites for fiber optic high viz. sites, put on the Galloway seneschal short stroke aluminum flat faced trigger, added talon grips and talon slide grips. The upgrades have really made a big difference. It’s a very solid user-friendly and reliable firearm. Especially for a first time gun owner who lives in a restricted state. So the pistol is strictly for home defense and some fun and marksmanship at the range. Love it!
Ibet the cowboys way back in the days were really worried about their trigger lol just practice a lot with your carry gun of your choice you will get used to it, we are to spoiled.
Ruger Rifles > Ruger Pistols. My Security 9 is generally okay, but it's finicky compared to my other pistols - CZ P-01, Beretta 92, and SW Shield. Those all eat anything, the ruger does not. It stovepipes occasionally. As such, I don't trust it for a carry gun.
I have a Crossbreed SuperTuck. It’s leather and Kydex, pretty good retention. Alien gear cloak tuck is another good option. There are likely a lot of other good ones, but I have used both of these.
I have a Muddy River Tactical IWB and I just bought the Comfort Tac. I like both, but the Comfort Tac is what I've switched to more on a regular basis recently.
you say "I don't like safety on my gun" and then you say the safety is hard to "put on" and then say "the safety is easy to switch off the safety", What? do not engage the safety if you do not want it. I like it, I learned on a 1911, and used a 1911 for years.
I always begin this conversation by recommending a day at the range. My wife tried about 12 different semi-autos and revolvers before settling on a Glock 42 in .380 auto. The Security-9 is going to have a bit of recoil also, but since it is about the same size as a Glock 19 it would be a lot easier to handle, I would think. I would recommend calling around to see which range has the Security-9 in their rental stock and go try it. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
What kind of 38? 38 has very little recoil in a full size revolver like a GP100. 38 especially +P can be snappy in a S&W J frame or Ruger LCR tiny revolvers. 9mm can be snappy in small semi-auto pistols. The Security9 is medium size and weight. To me it's a smooth shooter. Go to a range that rents guns, you'll find one that fits you. If you try a 9mm and it's too snappy, 380 is a pretty soft shooting round.
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Ive had my Security 9 for about 2 years now & I have shot about 2500 rounds through it - not a single miss feed or issue. (with any type of ammo, including re-loads) It is my first EDC & still is today. The price was the selling point for me along with the Ruger brand & reviews were great. Personally, I have no issue with the safety & I do not even think about it when I draw. I pull from the holster & I click the safety off. I would highly recommend this firearm - it is priced right & very dependable. Disassembly & cleaning is very easy too.
My experience and time-line w the Security 9 is almost exactly the same as yours other than I have had some misfires w reloads, but that was when I was new shooter, so I'll chalk some of that up to me, BUT I have had ZERO misfires w factory ammo, about 1,200 rounds.
150 rds on Saturday, no misfires. I really like it.
I had a couple fail to feed when you got whatever ammo you get I thought it may have just been the ammo. It was not yo long after zI bought it. Around that same time I had another pistol of mine doing that once in a while when I had it broke down I notice where the bull it slide into the chamber from the barrel there was a little bump that should not be there so I took a fine piece of sand paper and sanded it dii oh em until the slide was very smooth rubbed tiny but of oil on it next time at the range no more issue not one since so When field stripping security 9 compact I sanded it down unti super smooth never had another issue with that. I was really new to hand guns could have been caused by me learning to shoot correctly but I will always make sure my pistols have a nice smothered slide up into the chambet
I like the gun cuz it works.. but why woul ruger put out such a shitty looking gun.. I know looks don't matter for practical reasons.. but even taurus g3 series looks so much better ..
I’ve owned one for about a month now,taken it to the range twice I’m shooting High left-I served in the military and grew up with rifles and a good shot with those but my pistol is my first so I didn’t want to spend a fortune on the unknown,I’m sure it’s my grip and breathing so if I can’t correct it next time out I may take some instruction
*They now have a Ruger Security-9 Pro that doesn't have a safety. I just bought one last month thinking it was the regular model with the safety but when I picked my order up it ended up being the Pro model. It's a great gun but I personally would have preferred to have the safety. I ended up just selling it to my father and bought the Beretta 92fs Inox (Basically a stainless Beretta M9).*
Had nothing but trouble with mine. Bent extractor. Was replaced quickly by Ruger. A month later, consistent failure to feed. Fortunately, I live 5 miles from the Ruger plant in Prescott Arizona. Back to Ruger. Replaced the slide entirely and gave me two additional magazines for my trouble. Great customer service. So far, no more problems
@J HI J. No, I've had no problems since. Great inexpensive gun
oh..... I am jealous. Have thought of moving there several times. Bet thats a neat complex at Ruger. No problems with my RS9 compact. Love it.
@@crankybuzzard6867 well, Prescott has grown considerably, I've been here 22 years. I've had great service at Ruger, but to be honest, people tend not to work there too long. Kind of a sweat shop
@@poco01x well thats a shame.... for sure. But not surprising... Heck, nobody is happy at their jobs any more. So I guess if Prescott has grown that much... its likely not so affordable any more either, then.
@@crankybuzzard6867 average home price is almost 500k, so no, not so much
The safety: not even close to a deal breaker! Actuating it should be “tough” to prevent accidental deployment when under fire in a defensive shooting scenario. I find taking the safety off with the thumb very easy and comfortable…while maintaining a proper grip. I really enjoy this firearm and I trust it.
I was deemed a snob because of my lack of interest in Glock I since the wheel gun era was the same with Ruger. My wife being who she is has a habit of invading my firearms and taking what she wants and calling it hers. This changed with the LCP 2. SHE FELL IN LOVE, BOUGHT IT WITH HER MONEY AND CARRIES IT RELIGIOUSLY. SHE ACTUALLY BRAGS ON IT! Oh but I was in a academy looking for ammo. I saw this firearm and I didn’t pick it up but I had to put my hands on a S&W Shield plus. Yet my yes kept going back to the this gun. I took my wife over to the same store and it was gone. We went to another academy they didn’t have one. I had her look up the nearest gun store. She found a SHOOT POINT BLANK STORE. We went and the S&W followed us home and so did the SECURITY 9. I WENT BACK AND GOT THE SECURITY 9 COMPACT! Guess who confiscated the compact?
How many rounds will the compact hold?
Do you like the Security 9 Compact ok ?
@@larrylinn1221 yes I like it even though it’s a little hard to conceal with my body type. It shoots good and it is still sitting with its stable mate the full sized security 9! No complaints! Both for what I’d have to pay for the forbidden G word. 🥺
@@pjm0621 the mags are interchangeable with the full sized firearm.
@@MrFmccarty Thank you very much. Me and 2 buddies have the Security 380 light rack and it’s the same size as the Security 9 so I figured I might have to buy it. $319 taxes and background check for the 380 . I think you made my decision. Thanks again
I bought the Security 9 soon after it was introduced because I liked its feel vs Glock. not to mention the price. Mine came with a trigger guard mounted veridian laser, which makes it great for home defense, for under $350. The safety WAS pretty stiff when new, so I worked it a hundred times or so and it became comfortably stiff but not worrisome stiff. I was so impressed I later checked out and bought an EC9s, which is my EDC. I bought an LCP II for the mrs, Davidson's special moonshine blue. All of them have been 100% reliable, with various ammo, 0 misfeeds. Keep them clean and lubed, like any frearm
Love mine, shot about 400 rounds so far and only one hiccup as I limped wrist it. Got a 17 round mag and a hogue grip on mine and it’s golden 👌🏽
Solid review, thanks. I'm a Ruger fan and have enjoyed the Security 9 being my first EDC for the last 2 years.
three years now..... terrific.
Love my Security 9. My first pistol as a gun owner. Great all around general purpose pistol for home defense at a great price point!
I think it's a really good option for the money. Thanks for watching!
This was my first gun also, 3 years ago. I put 1000s of rounds through it, put some hi-viz sights on it. You know what they say about the person with only one gun!? My sec. 9 and my Springfield XDM 9 2.0 has become, "stays in my safe guns". My S&W M&P 2.0, 4" barrel with Holosun 507 green dot and apex trigger has become my EDC. I have a sig P320 with 407K 6 moa sight and a CZ 10C with 407K (both co witness with stock sights because the 407K sits so low in my milled slide.) I have become very proficient with both of them to use as my EDC, should I have to turn my S&W over to the LEO after an incident, I hope I'll never see!
I did need to send my Security 9-compact back to Ruger for warranty work. The slide stop got hung up on the grip frame, which meant the slide would sometimes not move forward when I did a mag change, and racked the slide. They replaced the grip frame, slide stop and its spring. Now it's fine. Great customer service!
I've got one of the compact models. 10+1 in a smaller package. The next time it malfunctions will be the first time. I try other carry guns but keep coming back the Security 9. The safety is designed to be hard to swipe on by accident, but it swipes off like a 1911. I got mine a couple of years ago and I think I paid about $250.00 for it NIB. It was on sale at my LGS. They had a stack of them that weekend. I've carried it off and on for a couple of years with a very small amount of finish wear around the muzzle. VERY small amount. You have to catch the light right to notice it. It just chugs along with any kind of ammo. Factory, reloads, ball, HP. Doesn't matter. It might not be the "best" carry gun ever, but I've got several others that I paid a lot more money for that stay in the safe, while the Ruger rides in a holster more and more. Another plus. It came with two magazines, something some of my much more expensive guns didn't.
I have a retired LEO friend that INSISTS that I get a Glock.... but feel no need to replace my RS9 compact.(3 years now) And love the grip pitch... same as 1911.
Talk about comfortable to shoot. Thanks for the video. P.S. I don't use the safety. I am not going to fight a safety when in self defense mode.
Ruger makes a great gun! Some feel if it is cheaper it is not as good? Believe me it is a great reliable gun. If you have good trigger control you will shoot the lights out!
The safety is very easy to take off you can sweep down and take that off very easily. If you read the safety will go on when you have locked your ammo in place ready to shoot. I have shot cheap ammo and expensive ammo and it eats it all up no problem. Shoots great I did put in a stainless steel 22 lb guide rod (stock) 20 for me took 1 box of ammo to get used to it and With dry firing I have developed great trigger control. I have a urban leather lock in place holster and it is sweet
If you do not want a safety buy the pro!!
It it a heck of a lot better looking!
@@mikehatch1967 I have a few. Ruger has been very dependable. Including the Security 380, which she really enjoys and uses for conceal.
The reset is longer out on the Security 9.Almost reminds me of a Sccy.But if I was to train with it for a little while I could get used to it.Ruger makes excellent firearms and their CS is top notch.Good overall review.
great background color to contrast the black, too many display weapons black with black background.
I like this firearm. Price and features are great. So impressed I got this same model. Baldr Pro laser works just fine.
Nice heater. easy to carry, hits what you aim at, not picky about ammo, all told. nice heater.
If you want a thicker grip add a hogue Handall slide on the grip.
I love my ruger max 9. Thinkin about gettin the security 9 as well.
Never been a Glock Fan. I'm familure with them. I have several P80's and have shot friend's G17 and G19's. I can't get past the grip feel. It basically feels like I'm grabbing onto a turd.
I own several Ruger firearms. I love them!
I'm really liking this Ruger Security 9! I'm going to look into them.
trigger pull doesnt really matter to me. im not a professional, but when i shoot i readjust my trigger finger during the recoil. RS9 is cheap and i can hit stuff with it. i like it so far. i actually like the safety too. the 15 round mag with the gadget that attaches to the mag to make an rs9C feel like a full rs9 is nice.
With the slide locked back you can slam home the magazine and it will drop the slide.
I’ve found a lot of pistols will do this.
That's really handy, because the slide release button is stiffer than the safety. You REALLY have to press hard to send it home. Edit... I'm a new pistol owner and I just learned the correct way to release the slide lock (spoiler, it's not pushing the slide lock down really hard).
You can also just pull the slide back homie @@davidjones-wr3pg
Thank you! Great video! I personally prefer the safety on this gun. It makes me feel confident that the safety is actually on. Thanks again.
I've call Ruger customer support. They will tell you to avoid steel casing & recommmend brass.
Safety? Most don't want a safety so you know when you do vs accidental and easy to take off safety.
Nobody talks about the fact that you can re-load a magazine and it will load the 1st bullet.
Long trigger & DAO (& price), this is a great gun for 1st gun buyers.
I've had feeding issues which I believe was lack of oil but if I sent to Ruger, they will fix! Great support.
Bought one when they first debuted, liked it well enough, but soon made the decision to go all DA/SA.
Anyone who owns or considering sec 9, check out the Traction Grip overlays..galloway precision has em..13 bucks .
They are fantastic, and fit perfect! If ya take your time you wont even see any seams AT ALL!...and the grip purchase if unbeatable
Just got one at a store that included a $150 laser for only $50 extra. Had to have it - can't wait to give it it's first cleaning/lubing and take it to the range for sighting and plinking!
I can already see that I would prefer the Ruger over the Glock for one very good reason. I am a small person. I am 5' 2" and 130lbs. The Glock take-down is designed almost the same as the S&W SDVE pistol and I am totally unable to take the pistol apart for cleaning. I've tried everything I can think of, and I am not able to grip those serations on both sides of the pistol in order to remove the slide. I purchased the S&W SD40VE about a year ago and I have not been successful in being able to dismantle the firearm for cleaning. On top of that, the trigger pull is atrocious. I am seriously considering the Ruger Security 9 model 3825 as a replacement.
It's more accurate to say the S&W SDVE takedown is designed like the Glock. S&W got into legal trouble for copying the Glock design back in the 90's. If you're going to go with S&W then look at the M&P series instead. They're a better design than the SD and have a better takedown system that uses a lever instead.
@@craven1927 I have already gone with the S&W MP9 M2.0 compact 4". I like it a lot and it is optics-ready.
I LIKE MINE IVE HAD IT FOR 5 YEARS ITS BEEN RUN HARD AND ITS NEVER FAILED ME SO IM KEEPING MINE.
I bought 1 for my daughter. We go shooting all the time. We run all kind of ammo through it and never has a single problem and getting her to clean and oil it takes an act of God.
Got mine a few months back. Now, did I give it a thorough cleaning before I shot it? May have been my bad. My S&W and Beretta I lubed the barrel and oiled the rails before I shot them for the first time and they were fine. Did the same type of cleaning with the Security 9 and had some misfeeds and the slide never locked back after the final round. That was using Federal 124gr HP's. Took it home and gave the thorough cleaning. Last week took it out again using the S&B ammo, and it fired one or two, then the hammer clicked and I could see the firing pin strike on the casings. So, my S9 did not like S&B ammo. Strange thing was, I switched ammo and fed it Blazer's and all 50 rounds in the box went off without a hitch and the slide locked back after expending the final round. No misfeeds. I love the feel of this gun and it shoots accurately, but I will be a little concerned when I take it out the next time. First time with issues it may have been the lack of a thorough cleaning. The second time may have been the ammo. So, we will see. My S&W shot the S&B ammo that didn't pop in my Ruger just fine.
Love the firearm bought it from a buddy mad I sold it back to him almost as good with that as I am my Glocks
Nice big trigger guard for those of us wearing gloves living in colder weather.
Tried out three at three different shops. Couldn’t release the slides. Found a used Ruger American that functions so smoothly. Three strikes on Security but a home run on a used American.
It's a slide stop. Not a release. You have to rack the slide. It also can auto chamber
Just got one and love it. Put a lot of rounds through it the other day and had two FTF in the first 10 rounds using Blazer brass. First one was definitely the gun, but the second was my fault when racking the slide. After that initial hiccup m, it fired the next 65-70 rounds flawlessly. Will continue to test and put through its paces, but I already like it better than my Glocks.
Just picked mine up today....Cobalt slate Blue frame...Dark Blued Slide...I Love this will complement my other Rugers Nicely! 😀
Mine does not like steel cased ammo… all others feed well. Also added a Hogue grip fitting my hand nicely. Nice review. What light should I get for it? Thank you.
Before adding a light to your edc, make sure you are aware of possible legal ramifications. Check your state and local gun laws.
Works great at a fair price
Far better than some of the big names.
The Ruger handle looks observably smaller than the Glock handle. That would be a selling point for me, but you kept saying they were the same size.
Had my RS9 for two years, my favorite gun until i brought home Canik TP9 elite, RS9 is my home defense table piece, so dang accurate and reliable. Manual safety? I never use them, deal breaker was the price and Ruger reputation.
Outside of the manual safety which I do not care for at all I like the Security 9 much more than the Glock which I just don't shoot particularly well in general. The Glock grip angle just have never felt right to me. On the Ruger I simply do not use the manual safety. Problem solved. The Ruger is IMO an exceptional budget firearm straight out of the box. Another Ruger rugged firearm that just works and eats everything you feed it.
All Ruger pistols are made as 'PRO' models also. PRO models don't have manual safeties.
Thanks for ur informative video. Am still looking for my first FA to own & I like this Sec 9. May I ask is this reliable, durable and accurate handgun? Have you experienced jamming during the break in period? Do you use reload ammo during break in? Take care & be safe.
Hello! My experience so far has been good. No issues with any of the ammo I have used. Full disclosure, I do not use reloads in my firearms, so I can't speak to that. Good pistol overall in my opinion. Best of luck to you, and thanks for watching.
@@TheConcealedCarryChannel Thank you for the info. Stay safe.
Finicky about steel case. Brass no problem, just keep it in mind.
It says in the manual included with the gun to not shoot steel case ammo. I don’t usually manuals but I was interested to see if it could shoot +p+ ammo and it says you can’t but it doesn’t say you can’t shoot +p lol
@@brainmeier3433 : Good points. I don't buy a 9mm to shoot +p or +p+. Standard Hornady or SIG self-defense hollow points should fit the bill. If I want more stopping power I'll go with a .45.
Just got mine and I fucking love it
How's it been holding up?
@@tylaw6173 By his comment 'it' must be doing 🙂
Picked up a Security 9 6months ago great Gun no complaints
I am looking for a holster any suggestions? Thanks
Concealment express. Really happy with mine.
Acadmey sports has them for 40$ it’s an iwb kydex I like it
Also 17rd mags there
I like mine except I’ve had about 10 jams, I’ve had casings lodged into my barrel, and a couple other things
Mine did the same thing straight out of the box. Once I lubed it up real good it shoots like a dream.
@@jeremythegreat7813 I changed my spring to a heavier one and I don’t shoot that gun much but it’s been fine since
Will it compete with others? Yes and no depending on the circumstances.The Security 9 is consumer grade.And that is it's intent.However with upgrades it can compete with the big competition.Again there are limited after market upgrades but the upgrades I think necessary will have to come from Ruger to make it a major player to get the respect from recognized shooters.The price will obviously change but for a gen 2 model I envision the respect will come.It was my hope ,considering the type of fire control it has as well as other features ,the upgrades would have already occured.Still waiting.If you want ideas ,ask me.
My first pistol that I bought almost 2 years ago. I’ve upgraded a number of things on this gun. Switched out the sites for fiber optic high viz. sites, put on the Galloway seneschal short stroke aluminum flat faced trigger, added talon grips and talon slide grips. The upgrades have really made a big difference. It’s a very solid user-friendly and reliable firearm. Especially for a first time gun owner who lives in a restricted state. So the pistol is strictly for home defense and some fun and marksmanship at the range. Love it!
You mentioned Don's Weaponry. Are you in LR AR area?
Yes. Central Arkansas.
Ibet the cowboys way back in the days were really worried about their trigger lol just practice a lot with your carry gun of your choice you will get used to it, we are to spoiled.
I am a lefty. can the magazine release be changed?
Ruger Rifles > Ruger Pistols.
My Security 9 is generally okay, but it's finicky compared to my other pistols - CZ P-01, Beretta 92, and SW Shield. Those all eat anything, the ruger does not. It stovepipes occasionally. As such, I don't trust it for a carry gun.
Has anyone added a Galloway Seneschal trigger? Happy with it?
Yes. Worth the money. Less travel and well defined break.
What IWB holster do you recommend?
I have a Crossbreed SuperTuck. It’s leather and Kydex, pretty good retention. Alien gear cloak tuck is another good option. There are likely a lot of other good ones, but I have used both of these.
@@TheConcealedCarryChannel Holsters wear no problem, I almost bought a Uncle Mike off the wall at my LGS, with adjustable retention screes.
I have a Muddy River Tactical IWB and I just bought the Comfort Tac. I like both, but the Comfort Tac is what I've switched to more on a regular basis recently.
you say "I don't like safety on my gun" and then you say the safety is hard to "put on" and then say "the safety is easy to switch off the safety", What? do not engage the safety if you do not want it. I like it, I learned on a 1911, and used a 1911 for years.
Niiiice 😏
Would this be good for a woman who can’t shoot a 38 because of recoil?
I always begin this conversation by recommending a day at the range. My wife tried about 12 different semi-autos and revolvers before settling on a Glock 42 in .380 auto. The Security-9 is going to have a bit of recoil also, but since it is about the same size as a Glock 19 it would be a lot easier to handle, I would think. I would recommend calling around to see which range has the Security-9 in their rental stock and go try it. Good luck, and thanks for watching!
Check out the new Ruger Security .380.
What kind of 38? 38 has very little recoil in a full size revolver like a GP100. 38 especially +P can be snappy in a S&W J frame or Ruger LCR tiny revolvers. 9mm can be snappy in small semi-auto pistols. The Security9 is medium size and weight. To me it's a smooth shooter. Go to a range that rents guns, you'll find one that fits you. If you try a 9mm and it's too snappy, 380 is a pretty soft shooting round.
Get the Ruger security 380 lite rack
You get what you pay for
God Glocks are so ugly lol
Added a grip sleeve to my Security 9,more stability was a plus....Glock 19 at 15 meters didn't have same accuracy as the Ruger.
The Security 9 was too small for hand. I traded it in after only 60 rounds being run through it.