I bought one and I really like it. It is very accurate however I have to agree with those that complained about the trigger. the DA is one HEAVY trigger put however I liked the single action. Recoil is nice as is the sight picture. Shot very good. I put 200rnd through it on my last range trip and I just had a few fail to enter battery, however in honesty I believe that to be the round not the pistol. I reload and I had a few that the rim was spread beyond the casing. I have had more expensive pistols and they shot far worse then the P345. The P345 has the mag safety that some people dispise however for me it is not an issue as I learned on the Browning High Power in the service and it also has a mag safety. Fits well in my hands and I have to say I like it a lot. Only one thing counts to me, does it hit the target well and when I can put a less then 5 inch group at 50 ft I will say I am personally happy with that. For the money I have no complaints. My last pistol was a Norinco 1911A1 and the trigger was rough and I have had Beretta's that the triggers were smooth as silk that I did not enjoy shooting as much as the ruger. Some people complain about it being top heavy, I didn't find it to be an issue unless your Gangsta Kill shootin'. Properly shot the weight reduction with that polymer frame is awesome. Great gun for the money bar none. I would highly recomend it to you.
Ruger P345 - any personal experiences..?
- Thread starter J0HN_R1
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Honestly, for a range gun, I don't know why anyone would care if it has a mag safety or not. Except they do tend to mnake for bad triggers. Can be made into a decent trigger though. - dan
If it is a problem lightly lube the mag..
