Summary: The description, specs, pricing and photos of the Ruger Security-9 pistol.
Manufacturer’s Description
Ruger‘s Security-9 is a hammer-fired semiauto pistol built on a compact, black, glass-filled nylon frame with an alloy steel slide, and chambered in 9mm. Other features include:
A Browning-style, tilting barrel operating mechanism;
a blued, through-hardened, alloy steel barrel;
a machined, hard-anodized aluminum chassis with full-length guide rails;
a steel guide rod;
a titanium firing pin;
a pre-cocked, recessed hammer;
The Security-9 from the right.
Ruger’s Secure Action, double-action trigger system with an overtravel stop;
a trigger blade safety;
a left-side thumb safety;
a hammer safety catch;
a loaded chamber viewport;
a left-side magazine release;
a left-side slide release;
a left-side takedown pin;
front and rear cocking serrations on the slide;
a squared off, undercut trigger guard;
a grip frame on the sides, frontstrap and backstrap;
a dovetailed, drift-adjustable notch rear sight;
a dovetailed post front sight;
an accessory rail;
a textured grip;
a blued finish on the slide; and
two double-stack, blued alloy steel, drop-free magazines.
Ruger says you can disassemble the Security-9 without pulling the trigger (though you do need a tool).
Note: This pistol is not California- or Massachusetts-approved.
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