I put a few different ammo types through the gun to see how it performed.

I have been trying to go around the state of Michigan to find interesting used guns for a great deal.

In the past, I found a couple of Detroit police trade-ins and a John Wick style Compensated Hi-Point 380 out of this world.

I finally hit the road to see what I could find for a used gun under 200.

After a few hours, I found myself in a neighborhood I probably shouldnt have been in with every building either being boarded up or having bars on the windows.

When I tried to open the door, it was locked, but thankfully the shop owner buzzed me in.

I knew this would be an interesting conversation at a minimum.

Slowly, I started looking at what the shop had and a clean Ruger P95 caught my eye.

The gun felt really solid and when I took the gun apart, it had nearly zero wear on the slide or barrel.

It looked brand new internally and still had a tight lock up.

The owner had the gun priced at 179.99 but after a little negotiating we settled on a price of 129.99.

I think this is far from the case especially in the slower gun market right now.

My P95 came with one brand new magazine with the sticker on it and a chest holster as well.

Im fairly sure the holster was designed in the 1980s for a scoped revolver but instead came with the P95.

Everything was spotless and there was little to no carbon residue before I started cleaning the gun.

Whoever previously owned this gun never fired it or kept it immaculately clean.

The lockup is also rock solid with no play between the barrel and slide.

Typically, a well-used P95 will feel like its riding on glass but can sometimes feel loose in the lockup.

The P95 was ahead of its time with the gun being nearly fully ambidextrous.

I think its rather impressive that Ruger put a safety decocker and ambi magazine release on the pistol.

That may seem standard but back when the P95 came out these features were not standard.

It definitely shows how forward thinking Ruger was trying to make the gun.

With a metal slide and polymer frame, the gun does feel a bit top heavy and does recoil quite a bit when shooting at the range.

Ruger P95 Plus P Ammo