The P94's muzzle end reminds me of one of my favorite designs, the last Detective Special/Cobra generation.
The P94 is a DA/SA with a decocker safety. It's can't be carried cocked and locked. The grip is a bit big for my hand, but I trust Ruger reliability and I like the caliber and capacity.
I dashed out with it this evening, and put 100 rounds of FMJ and some good HP through it. Shooting the FMJ at public range trash, I was pretty pleased with how the accuracy seemed. Then I set up my sophisticated, hi-speed lo-drag evaluation target and paced off ten yards.
That's five in the top, five in the bottom, and then four more up top. Wasn't rushing, either. I'm not overwhelmed. Given the DA/SA action, I may call this a loss and file this pistol under "trade fodder." Dunno. Maybe I'm being too hasty. But right now, it's sure not going in the bedstand. We'll see. I may be back in a gun store soon after all.

The P94 is a DA/SA with a decocker safety. It's can't be carried cocked and locked. The grip is a bit big for my hand, but I trust Ruger reliability and I like the caliber and capacity.
I dashed out with it this evening, and put 100 rounds of FMJ and some good HP through it. Shooting the FMJ at public range trash, I was pretty pleased with how the accuracy seemed. Then I set up my sophisticated, hi-speed lo-drag evaluation target and paced off ten yards.

That's five in the top, five in the bottom, and then four more up top. Wasn't rushing, either. I'm not overwhelmed. Given the DA/SA action, I may call this a loss and file this pistol under "trade fodder." Dunno. Maybe I'm being too hasty. But right now, it's sure not going in the bedstand. We'll see. I may be back in a gun store soon after all.