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.