ruger p97dc .45
ruger built it to take 10mm rounds, which are larger than .45, then they decided to make it .45 because they don't have any other 10mm pistols. so its stronger than it needs to be, i know i didn't word it very well before
You do realize that there are a bunch of ruger fan-boys on this site right?...
Please provide some proof of that silliness. And a 10mm is actually a .40... not "larger" than a .45
higher velocity... but not "larger"
edit: I'm not saying it wasn't (actually, yes I am)... but you'd be teaching something to a few ruger enthusiast on this site that have never heard that before.
Please provide some proof of that silliness. And a 10mm is actually a .40... not "larger" than a .45
higher velocity... but not "larger"
edit: I'm not saying it wasn't (actually, yes I am)... but you'd be teaching something to a few ruger enthusiast on this site that have never heard that before.
Last edited by ~Josh; Dec 12, 2010 at 06:39 PM.
You do realize that there are a bunch of ruger fan-boys on this site right?...
Please provide some proof of that silliness. And a 10mm is actually a .40... not "larger" than a .45
higher velocity... but not "larger"
edit: I'm not saying it wasn't (actually, yes I am)... but you'd be teaching something to a few ruger enthusiast on this site that have never heard that before.
Please provide some proof of that silliness. And a 10mm is actually a .40... not "larger" than a .45
higher velocity... but not "larger"
edit: I'm not saying it wasn't (actually, yes I am)... but you'd be teaching something to a few ruger enthusiast on this site that have never heard that before.




