Ruger SR9C owners.. Trigger getting stuck?

[topsykretts]

I'm considering buying one in the next month or two (either that or a RIA 1911) and I'm hearing some stuff about people having their triggers locked back and unable to get it to move forward again after a few hundred rounds. Have any of you had this issue? Or has it been resolved by ruger in whatever is available for sale now?

Thanks.

[Maropowered383]

Never had this problem, nor have I heard of it as a common issue. The only issue I have had is light primer strikes on quite a few different brands of ammo. I sent it back and it was fixed free of charge.

[phill]

New one on me. Ours has had several hundred rounds through it and has been flawless.

[IntenseImage]

No issues on the one my wife has ... shot 1100 rounds so far with it. As for the light strike issue -- clean the striker channel and it wont be a problem

[stimrob]

Over 1k rounds down the pipe, and no failures of any kind. Trigger only got better as I shot it more.

Issues with light primer strikes I've heard could be related to not cleaning out the thick-ass packing grease from the primer channel. That was the first thing I did when I got the gun, stripped it all the way down and cleaned and lubed. Would recommend doing that.

[CBennett]

1650 rounds, trigger and gun are great ive had ZERO failures/malfunctions of any kind in those 1600+ either. One of the better plastic gun triggers on the market IMO.

[CL3]

Nope. 2200 through mine. No problems. I think gun has gotten even nicer to shoot as time goes on. Have done no special cleaning beyond the normal field strip as owner's manual recommends (they don't even recommend cleaning the striker channel, but to each his own).

[mbinpa]

About 1K through my SR40C and never a problem.

I haven't even heard of this one.

[palawstudent]

Between 750 and 1,000 rounds through my SR40c and ZERO malfunctions. This "trigger issue" is the first I am hearing about it.

[Shadowline]

Never heard of, or experienced this. No failures, and the trigger is great. (well over 1000 rounds through it)