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Ruger Tech Tip: Ruger-57™ Secure Action™ Fire-Control System
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2020
- Ruger introduced the safe, reliable and proven Secure Action™ fire-control system in 2016 with the LCP® II, followed by the Security-9®, and the Ruger-57™ pistols. The Secure Action™ combines a protected internal hammer with a bladed-safety trigger. The trigger has a short, smooth pull, clean break and positive reset. Two new Ruger Tech Tip videos, The Ruger-57™ Secure Action™ and Ruger Secure Action™ Pistols, give an inside look at the robust safety features and innovative engineering behind these exciting Ruger® products.
dear Ruger...
we want a carbine in this caliber that uses the same magazines as this fine pistol
Preferably with a California legal stock model too. I'd have a 57 if California didn't hate legal guns
Please, a gold idea.
@@hawkings22 no. Screw Kalifornia LOL
I made one. Search ruger mp 57 conversion here on RUclips and you'll see it
You don’t want these mags.
Ruger needs to put out videos more frequently.
I’ve never owned a Ruger pistol before. I have owned a super red hawk as well as a GP 100 damn fine revolvers. I’ve wanted a 5.7 for years but the FN wasn’t the one for me. Now I’m the proud owner of a Ruger 57 and I love it!! I bought it a month ago and am very happy thus far. This weapon has a titanium firing pin, very nice!
Agreed Ruger needs more videos. Reviews. Range time with their guns. Love Ruger !!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
NEAT-O!! TY! I've owned several Rugers over past 48 yrs, and still have some. Was blown away by customer service in 1985. Shipped out firearm Sat a.m./received Thurs afternoon!! Timing issue, .44mag. FIXED GOOD! TY all !!
Thank you for this video Ruger. This really helped my understanding of the internal safeties employed. Specifically, the secondary hammer catch, which gives me much more confidence carrying the LCP Max chambered. I have seen a lot of discussion on forums where people don't understand this and make misinformed statements about the LCP Max being unsafe or untrusted to carry with a round chambered.
I own all 3. Ruger LCP II in .380. Ruger Security-9 and the Ruger 57. Great firearms all 3!!!
I want the .LCP II in .22LR, but I feel that they are 50-70 dollars overpriced. Especially in the era that we are now in. I already have 4 spare mags for the little pistol, just need to find a deal on the firearm.
Stay safe!
beautiful gun ;)
Very cool explanation. I plan on getting one of these within the next year or two. I like a lot of things about the pistol coming from a Security 9, especially that reversible mag release since I'm a lefty and that's pretty much my only issue with the Sec9.
Wait, this is a lever-delayed blowback? 1:33 they say, "As the bullet travels down the barrel, the barrel and slide move rearward at different speeds under control of the locking cam." The locking cam is the lever in a lever-delayed blowback.
Ruger has discovered that a small number of Ruger-57™ pistols may have right safety levers that do not meet our specifications and may be prone to cracking. In some rare instances, the internal "leg" of the right safety lever may crack or break, rendering the manual safety ineffective. If present, this condition may cause the manual safety to appear to be functioning properly when it is not. Although only a very small number of pistols appear to be affected, Ruger is committed to safety and is asking owners of Ruger-57 pistols to immediately perform a routine function check of the safety lever to ensure its proper operation and, if necessary, sign up for this retrofit.
Potentially affected pistols include any Ruger-57 pistol with a serial number of 642-26274 or lower (including all Ruger-57 pistols with a “641” prefix). If your Ruger-57 pistol is within this range (641-00000 to 642-26274), you should follow the inspection procedure outlined in the Safety Bulletin to determine whether your pistol requires a retrofit. Ruger-57 pistols with a serial number of 642-26275 and above are not affected by this Safety Bulletin.
The one I held only had the trigger blade for safety, like a Glock😉
I never have the thumb safety on so
IMHO, your "short, smooth trigger pull" is anything but that. My gun has one of the spongiest triggers I've ever felt. I doubt that I will keep the gun...
I was going to buy the Ruger 57 but when I found out that ammo is impossible to find for it right now so I changed my mind because there's no sense and buying a gun if you cannot find ammo for it so I decided to buy the Ruger Security 9 and I love it, have run over 600 rounds through it and have not had no issues. The Ruger Security 9 is an excellent gun
Awesome firearm for the price. It's great for conceal carry and feels solid. Extremely happy with it.
It’s not hard to find ammo you can get it online for a reasonable price
Cant wait for ruger to release a subcompact five-seven.
Right, Ruger?
Idk man, as a velocity dependent round, the whole point is the long barrel. Without it, it's not going to do what you'd expect on target.
@@Gerwulf97 Why you gotta ruin my dreams with your goddamn physics?
@@magnanimus9692 yeah man, you chop that barrel off, and what you end up with is an expensive 22 lr
Great pistols! But my GP100 Revolver is superb. 6 rounds. 357 Magnum. 3in barrel. Model#1715.
The next firearm Im purchasing is a Ruger Redhawk Revolver: 357 Magnum. Eight rounds in the wheel.
2.75 inch Barrel! Purchase a Ruger Firearm Today! They are incredible works of art. First class craftsmanship!
I hate 2 things people say about Ruger 57 this video proves it's drop safe and people say the 5.7x28 is a 22 lr but it's the exact dimentions as a ar-15 223 just short like 22lr and the 22 short this ammo is a ar-15 short search 223 40 grain and compare it's the exact same bullet 223 are 5.7 in diameter search that too just a standard 223 is 55 grain but one company makes 55gr 5.7 bullets they are just extremely rare I wish they'd make more 55gr 5.7 bullets so it would literally be a standard ar-15 round in a handgun that's why this bullet is alot more deadly than people give it credit for cuz it doesn't weigh alot or big like a 40 or 45 but it goes very fast and tumbles and it's flatter shooting than any other caliber Ruger 5.7 is my favorite gun and my carry gun
How is it drop safe when with the safety on, if it's dropped the hammer can fall?
@@kylegrimm8808 did you not see that secondary catch that captures the hammer if the trigger isn't all the way rearward?? In the extremely unlikely event that the hammer and sear became separated, as the hammer rotates there is another " catch". That will stop the hammer before impacting the pin ...
It's the same concept as a striker block on a Glock pistol . It's just that your not familiar enough with how the Ruger works to recognize that
@@kylegrimm8808 the explanation is here starting at 3:50
The 57 is a wonderful firearm - very pleased with mine.
I agree, but the ammo price is crazy and the round is very hard to find, making it a great display pistol
I love this video. Ruger, please make more videos like this!
Would love to see a da mode so that Hammer can be dropped twice on a stubborn primer
0:20 If your not crazy about how you have to break your grip to release the mag with your thumb do what I did turn it into a lefty configuration and use your pointer finger instead.
I would like the option of a thumb safety on the LCP II and LCP Max, as offered on many of your other pistols.
What about the feeding issues and it’s not the dimples in the mag?
Love my RUGER 57 as a "companion" to my FN PS90 carbine. But yeah, it's a no-brainer to make a RUGER PC in 5.7 x 28 - especially in the "Charger" version. Then make a 30 round mag compatible with the 57!
Search ruger mp 57 conversion and you'll see my videos I made. It's like a mp7 lol
Great Pistol with great caliber.
Why have the company allow after market products for the ruger 57? Threaded barrels, lanyards, and replacement rear sights (tru-glow variety) and more information and or installation videos. I truly enjoy my Ruger 57 and always looking for ways to improve.
Hey Ruger please make your own 5.7x28 ammo preferably in a 55gr bullet or anything 45-55gr bullet we need more choices for the Ruger 57 and even though you took business from fn the fn blue tip bullet is still the most popular round so your losing untapped market potential
Or a 27gr loaded hot like red and white box fn… the whole point of the round
1:00 I’m still conflicted on the trigger, and debating on investing on a less squishy alternative.
Love my 57
I just got a parts kit but doesn’t have fcu, anyone know where I can get one?
Has anyone else gotten a stuck trigger when their finger moves the inner trigger to the right or left slightly before firing?
Mine has no safety on it
Sooooooo......
When is the 5.7 pc carbine going to be released?
Ruger, please make a Ruger 57 Pro with no manual safety.
Or just make it with a better trigger.
They did
great tech video
Sold.
Positive reset in the 57?? Ehhh not so much...
I just purchased the Ruger 57 pro and it doesn't have the manual 1911 safety's. Can they be added or installed in this model?
Why did you buy a firearm without a manual safety, if you wanted a firearm with the manual safety lol
I need this!.. is it a 45?
5.7x28 mm same caliber as the FN Five Seven
Think twice before buying a 5.7 x28 because there is no ammo to be found for it. I was going to buy one but changed my mind for that reason and bought the Ruger Security 9 and it is an awesome gun.
@@therifleman5611 damn.. I may still buy it even if I have to buy a box of ammo at a time. What is it priced at?
*Sig Saur:* You people make me sick. A gun should fire when dropped.
No firing pin block though?
the video explains that the firing pin is so light weight that the firing pin spring overpowers any movement the pin may make. By the act of physics it is impossible for the firing pin to fire from inertial energy alone.
@@THISSHOWNEEDSMORETITS I know
@@factsoftheconfederacy7151 ok then why your comment?
@@THISSHOWNEEDSMORETITS because I think it’s better to just put in a firing pin block with modern designs. Reduces the risk nearly 100%
@@factsoftheconfederacy7151 I guess but I have a hard time seeing the point when the firing pin is titanium but if it would make you feel more comfortable then cool
Great 👍
Ok, so it's NOT a single action trigger...not exactly. I have a 57, and I like it, but I thought the trigger was TERRIBLE for a single action. Turns out it's not though, so the sloppy mushy trigger makes a lot more sense now.
I have one like this, now no more ammo.
A quick critique of this pistol: 1. Not fond of the FCU which for me has too many loose moving parts pins, springs etc. 2. Please do not mess with my ability to manipulate the slide stop/release. Ruger has this newfound interest in blocking the slide release/ stop with the way they now produce their pistols. 3. The finish on their pistols suck, it's the same DS finish they have always used...so yeah it will most likely rust. For me, I regret buying this pistol for 700.00. I could have bought a Masada and still had money to buy ammo.
Man my hammer loose wouldn’t even shoot
Is this why you had to recall the Pistols?
shut up and take my money
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Ain’t this the one that fires with the safety on lol recall
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Alternatively, you can always drop the gun should you dislike the mushy trigger.
It's as drop safe as any other firearm . You just aren't intelligent enough to recognize that
If its anything like the other 3 rugers I've owned,, I will pass.. I've tried to like ruger, but the low quality, and shitty products they produce just won't allow me..Stick to revolver's Ruger, its what your good at.. I will stick with my SIG's, Glocks, and Kimbers.
Dumb hipsterish caliber and flimsy gun.
Cope