- Safety-decocker combo
- Easy to rack
- Discontinued
- Low capacity for its size
The Ruger P90 is an upscaled version of Ruger’s solid P89 platform but chambered in .45 ACP. It utilizes a SIG P220-style locking system with a 1911-style tilting barrel. Features include an ambidextrous decocker/safety combo, a 4.5-inch stainless steel barrel, and a 7 or 8+1 standard capacity. The frame is investment cast aluminum, with most of the internal parts being constructed from stainless or carbon steel. Ruger set out to produce an affordable, rugged service gun, and the P90 accomplishes that.
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final verdict
It may be oversized, and it may be a bit on the ugly side; the capacity is low, and sure…the frame might be cast. While that doesn’t sound like the makings of a good gun, it couldn’t be further from the truth. Ruger set out to make a series of affordable firearms for the everyman, and they nailed it with the P-series. The P90 is easy to operate, shoots relatively soft, has a solid control scheme, and is downright reliable. These guns have gained a reputation for being tanks, with many still being found in great condition today. Finding an all-metal DA/SA .45 ACP gun that doesn’t break the bank still isn’t an easy task, making the P90 still oddly relevant in a weird, niche way. The Ruger p90 is a gun that is greater than the sum of its parts and is definitely worth grabbing if you can snag a clean one for $450 or less.
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