RUGER SECURITY-380...A GOOD REASON TO CHOOSE .380
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- In this video, we will be be discussing the RUGER SECURITY-380. We will compare this model to other types of carry guns in similar category to help establish considerations for comfort while carrying. The features will be detailed and we will discuss how these different features might have value to the owner. A brief overview of range performance will be presented along with a summary of the carry experience with regards to holster selection and coverall comfort. In closing. we will present overall impressions of the firearm as a carry option. Thanks for watching!
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I’m 78, and though I can still handle a 9mm, this Security 380 is so much more fun to shoot. I’ve had it for a month or so now and absolutely love it. I’ll keep one of my 9mm’s but the rest are going up for sale. Shop around if you want one of these; I paid $299 for mine.
Just got one for $299.00 also!
What State did you buy it for $299
@@estranhowhat State did you get it for $299
Oregon. Most dealers in my area were selling it for $319 at the time, but a few ran specials for $299. Even Cabela’s had it at $299 for a while.
Nevada
I bought one of these a while back, and I have to say it is one of my favorite centerfire guns now.
My 365 9mm feels better in my hand, but I actually shoot this better and quicker due to the less recoil.
With a .380, you only give up (on average) about 2 inches of penetration, and somewhere between 1/8" to 3/16" inch expansion.
However, you also lower the chances of overpenetration and injuring someone beyond your intended target.
Over-all, I am comfortable giving up those minor advantages in exchange for more accuracy and quicker shots on target. This is my EDC carry gun now that I had a holster built for it. (OWB kydex from Rennaissance Firearms)
This gun is super easy to rack and has very light recoil also. Anyone with a weaker grip strength or anyone that is recoil sensitive should look at one of these.
Cheers!
That’s awesome, Can totally see that argument. I mean in Europe it’s called 9mm kurz, just a shortened 9 is all. Great piece have fun
@@tobylopez445 My son's girlfriend bought a P365 in .380 - They had a lot of malfunctions with it. They sent it back to Sig, and got it back in about 3 weeks. So far, they report it is running fine now. (I do not recall what he said they done to it?)
Thanks
this Ruger ROCKS!!!!
I have about 700 rounds thru mine with no issues, I am 68. My caliber of choice for range fun is 45 acp but the security 380 is a lot fun also. I did carry it once, although much larger and heavier than my lcp max, it is much lighter than my m&p shield 45, cz rami and 3” 45 acp desert eagle although a little larger. My recommendation is if you come across one, buy it.
Ruger was smart with this one, making it compatible with existing Security-9 Compact holsters. I'm pretty sure the lowers are exactly the same and the slide is similar enough to cause no fit issues. Anyone who already has an S-9c will be ready to carry right out of the box, and those buying in for the first time will not have to go custom or wait for the market to catch up. That's money in the bank.
Subbed. Me and the wife got his and hers a while back. She had a Bersa Thunder .380 and she couldn't rack a round with it at all. I got her this pistol and she LOVES it! She was able to rack a round so easy and the recoil wasn't too bad for her. Such a quality pistol.
The Ruger shoot and feels great. 15 and 10 rounds is awesome. $319 taxes and background check. The Ruger Security 9 compact is also the same size. Very accurate pistol’s. I have 2 other buddies that have the Security 380 light rack and they really like it.
I like the safety on this. I have the EZ 380 too, and the ez safety is easy to hit with your thumb and engage. The Ruger security 380 safety is easy to swipe off, down, but your thumb will not engage it while shooting. You have to very intentional putting the safety on.
Good to see more options for the 380. Thanks👍!
I shot mine this weekend very nice shooter good site picture and comfortable in the hand.
I think Ruger made this to go head to head with the M&P 380 Shield EZ. It’s about the same size but has more capacity. It having a rail and being bigger than the Ruger LCP Max makes it a better option as a home defense firearm chambered in 380 acp.
It's so nice, I bought it twice, one for home defense with green laser and light, at least one is always in my range bag. Can also use my MTR Security 9 holster with it.
I have one.
Love it !
Great handgun !
Was looking at this one in my local shop. I am now reloading.380 and want a larger pistol for range use. Now I have an LCP Max and a Walther PPK, both are not fun to put a lot of rounds through.
Recovering from shoulder surgery...I'm unable to run my Glock 23 at moment...I bought one of these since I can run the slide and be able to carry something...it's not .40S&W but it's better than nothing...plus it's really grown on me..
I bought this gun recently. I have had numerous handguns over the course of 30 years. Also a few Ruger semiautomatic pistols that didn’t cut the mustard. I am surprised how well this gun points. I haven’t shot it yet but am sure it will be a winner.
If I’m not elderly…. If I don’t have arthritic hands…. If I’m not female…. If I’m not “recoil sensitive “ …. should I still invest in a.380? I’ve heard that it has been a reliable cartridge for police and military personnel across the globe.
I TRADED MY .380 EZ FOR THE SECURITY. 380 .8 ROUNDS VS 15 !!!!
The Security 9 and Security 380 are basically scaled-up LCP II pistol. I have the Security 9 and it works but I have an odd problem with the 15-round magazines that no one can reproduce or explain.
Nice
Good review. Now I need to decide between this one and the Bersa Thunder 380 plus. Kind of leaning towards the Ruger if for no other reason then it comes with (now I thought it had 3 15 round mags but you say only 2 and one of them is a 10 round), going to have to look into that and the Bersa only one (the mags are close to $50 each). I do like the Bersa's all metal frame and I like DA/SA guns. But the Ruger is about half the price and that is something to consider. Sigh Decisions, Decisions. Thanks for the review, keep up the good work.
Go for the Ruger! Got mine a few months ago and do not regret the decision. Fun and easy to shoot and CC -even with the 15 round mag. I've never shot a Bersa but have an old Browning BDA .380 and I still found the Ruger to be more fun to shoot. Plus the lighter weight is a plus when carrying.
@@gabem6863 Thank you I ordered one Yesterday should be here July 18. Looking forward to taking it to the range.
I got 3 10 round magazines with mine. But it also depends on your state.
Bersa's are pretty nice for the money, but it's extra cool to get a 380 that isn't blowback. Security-380 has a proper Browning action and it makes a difference. This is the softest shooting pistol I have outside of my 22's.
Just buy both! ✌️
Some don’t like sticky holsters. I’ve had good luck with them. May trade my LC 380 for this Ruger as well.
question is the frame the same (albite smaller) than the security 9? being a disabled concealed carrier, I need instant on laser. I wanted to know if the crimson trace for a security 9 would fit the trigger guard?
I carry mine in an OWB Kydek from Muddy River Tactical. Great review. Thanks
What sticky holster are you showing
I bought this gun at Bass Pro Shop bir they did not have a soft holster that would fit as yours does.
(6) 357 Magnum holes @ .60” diameter = 3.6” total hole.
(15) 380 ACP holes @ .355” Diameter = 5.3” total hole.
Something to think about.
To be fair, 357mag is likely to go much deeper, but from a 3.5" barrel with good ammo selection, I believe 380 hollowpoints will accomplish the task at hand.
Sorry to interupt but 357 magnum is .357 not .60. 45 acp is .452. Something to think about. LOL
@@garybray3614 Yeah both have a 9mm diameter.
Mine came with 2 15 round magazines. Yes i checked on the box and it list 2 15 rd magazines. The SKU # wasn't on Rugers web site either? Love the gun.
It looks nice. One issue I have with small pistols is I am left handed and have several 380 pistols that don't have good left handed holster options. I'm so accustomed to having the mag release on the left side that I don't think moving it on some pistols would be useful. I cannot carry my S&W bodyguard .380 in a waist holster or ankle holster because the mag releases so easily and a pistol without a mag is not a situation I want to be in when I need the pistol. Also I found the laser gets turned on every time it goes in or out of the holsters. The laser is useless but the battery just will not die! A red dot on the ground aside my foot isn't something I want to explain. I do carry it in a gun pocket in my vest when I am on my motorcycle and sometimes in a holster shirt. I also have arthritis in both hands so an easy slide with good gripping area and not to stiff a recoil spring looks tempting...if my state approves it on it's multiple rosters! In winter however I carry a 9 or 45 in a larger frame.
You need a better holster for that BG380. My IWB holster covers up the mag release button.
Paint the front sight bright orange, and sell the laser.
@@XRinger My holsters cover the mag release too. The kydex and the leather holsters can't hold back the pressure from my belt however. Everything I've tried puts the mag release at the belt line. Even the 2 ankle holsters dump the mags. It could use a heavier mag button spring. S&W is in the process of escaping Massachusetts. I don't know if they have Customer Service set up still/yet. I doubt they make a stiffer spring but they might be able to recommend something. My laser is incorporated to the frame. I could probably gut it but that would leave holes in the frame.
@@XRingerAll my holsters cover the mag release but when I put them in the waistband and tighten my belt the pressure dumps the mag. I do have a paint dot on the sight up front and the laser is incorporated into the frame.
@@moushunter I just looked at my BG380 holster and noticed a bump in the Kydex on the mag button.The Kydex runs tight on both sides of the trigger guard bottom (also on both sides of the grip and slide). No matter the pressure, I can't get the mag to pop out. The button is sitting inside a little round tent of Kydex. The kydex can't reach it.
If you have a heat gun, you might be able to fix your holster. Stack a 4x4mm square stack of gorilla tape (1 or 2 layers) on top of the button. Heat up the kydex where the button is, insert the pistol and then push the hot kydex down around button. Forming a little round house for you button. let it cool off, remove the pistol and tape. Besure it's unloaded of course..
Purchased mine as an impulse buy lol 😆 Don't typically care for anything under 9mm. It's a great firearm for beginners, females, and old people.
I love mine! Because "This gun fits my hand better, than this (other) gun!" 😊
I made it to 1:22 before I quit watching. Still looking for a review for this gun that doesn't relegate it to females and elderly people. I'm an able bodied middle aged man with strong hands. I carry many calibers, usually .45 or .40, but I own plenty more for various reasons. I want this gun because it's 16 rounds of .380, while everything else on the market is little pocket pistols with half the capacity. And, it's half the price of the 80X Cheetah. It will do well as a home defense gun in a particular room, and also as a range gun. Funny, the same people that shit on .45 in favor of 9mm using the arguments of faster follow up shots, shot placement, and "advances in modern bullet technology" don't realize the same can be said for .380 over 9mm.
You are correct. I have been thinking the same thing.
💯 agree. I have a Sig P365 in 380 and it shoots like a dream with very little recoil and excellent follow up shots. 12+1 capacity.
You may want to check out the Ruger Security 380 which can hold 15 + 1 rounds of 380 and has their "lite rack" system. Although it is generally targeted for women and folks with any kind of hand/dtrength issues, it appears to be well builit by a reputable company that stands by their products if you should have any problems.
Hard believe most reviews these days by the "name" brand reviewers as most are suppled a T&E gun to review and you can be certain that the manufacturer has had someone check out the function of the T&E gun completely before shipping it out so that the reviewer will write a favorable review. In some instances the difference between the T&E unit and one anyone else can buy off the shelf can be dramatic. Don't want honesty getting in the way of sales. I am interested in this model and am waiting for my range to get one in for a rental since any gun that stands up to rental usage probably will be trouble free for the average person.
I bought one so I wouldn't have to do a pocket gun. I've shot a p89 9mm for for 17 years just fine. It's a good extra one to have around. I like the size and the slide. I'm 38 and well able. 😉
@@BenjaminDaniel85 I've had my P89 since '94 and it is hardly broken in after thousands of rounds, a true tank of a gun. I have arthritis now and bought a Walther CCP gen 2 and it is easier to rack than the P89 but isn't nearly as easy as my Shield 380 EZ. The Shield is a great gun but the capacity is limited to 8 + 1. Having 15 +1 with a lite rack system is very appealing. Waiting for my range to get one in so I can rent it and try it out before buying one of these. Think that Ruger has a winner here. I have shot the LCP II but it is too small for my large hands and digs in right where it hurts most and having something closer to a full grip makes all of the difference, though it won't conceal well in a pocket like the LCP. Have no doubt with today's choices of 380 defensive ammo that it can do the job if ever needed.
**the one thing I don't like about it is the short magazine well with the extended mag with sleeve.
**The extended magazine just doesn't have the solidity of the actual full sized grip.
**For me it's a no-go because of that.
I have one, I carry it a lot rotate between my beretta APX A1
I just ordered the apx a1 carry. Do you like it?
@@rebeccakendrick5936 yea I like it a lot, the size is perfect to conceal without any issues. It’s pretty accurate, the only thing I don’t like is the front sight probably going to throw on a optic.
When I saw one in the wild for the first time I almost bought one, until I realized it had no optic cut. I'm surprised they didn't offer that.
I had mine cut, and Creakote finished at North Carolina Engravers. They mounted my Holosun 407 on it. About $150. Super fast turnaround time and excellent work..Highly recommended..
@@dskentfield Have you had any issues with the slide cycling afterwards? I was a bit concerned that with the already light slide, that adding the weight might cause reliability issues, and that maybe that was why it doesn't come precut for one as standard.
@patrickseaman No problems, CCI Blazer and Norma Monolithic is the only ammo I've tried, a few magazines of each.. So far, so good..
Edit to say, "Now you have me thinking maybe I should go test more extensively for reliability 😟
@@dskentfield Good to hear. Thanks!
damn, comparing my 2nd favorite little carry piece (I own the P30L and it is a main carry for me for a reason) currently carrying a Walther PPK .22 and feeling totally fine with that but man....for the price? this might very well become a part of my collection, at the least it's something for me to recommend....that said, imo the best carry gun right now that fits everything i put in my journal 7 years ago of "what id want in....." is the Smith and Wesson Equalizer, it's just too perfect, for me.
This? really great though, the fact there is even an argument to compare it to an HK P30SK V1 LEM (though /w a grayguns mod im sorry but there is NO WAY i'd take the ruger over the SK LEM, hell, idk if i would anyway, tbh)
You could use a scale to measure the difference in the rack weight
Is this a DA trigger system?
Ho do they get 5 extra rounds in this short elongation? I think the 10 rounder maybe is reduced to 10?
My one and only complaint about this gun has to do with the inevitable flaws of any compromise design. Because the magazines are modified 9mm instead of dedicated 380, the follower fits kinda weird. The nose tends to tilt up quite a bit when empty, which causes some weird interactions with the slide lock tab, but it has never failed to work correctly so it's a non-issue. It feels kinda weird inserting the mags sometimes and I worry I'm going to break the guide tabs on the bottom of the follower if it were to pop out too far, so I do tend to pay it some extra mind when handling it empty. Aside from that, it has worked flawlessly with several hundred rounds so far. Softest shooting pistol I own outside of 22LR.
Question anyone i have a Ruger Lcp max, which i like but the slide rattles, does the security 380 do the same thing❓️
no rattle,I have one
@@mossyoak1957thanks👍🏽
I would prefer to use a 9mm handgun but they seem to be too big for concealed carry. Seriously considering purchasing this particular for concealed carry.
Have you seen it in person? I was surprised when I first seen/held one .. I was not expecting it to be that large frame for a .380
@@TADDs101 I haven't seen the Security 380 in person, but I do own a Sig P365-380. I found a website that had a size comparison between the two pistols. From what I see, the Security 380 is about 3/4 inch longer on the barrel and about 1/2 inch longer on the handle. I like my Sig P365 because it looks like it would be a good concealed carry gun, but I don't think it would be difficult at all walking around with a Security 380 as a concealed carry gun. By that, I mean you wouldn't be able to tell that I would be carrying.
Is it double action only?
UPDATE- It is not double action. It is single action only and uses an internal hammer. It’s a pretty fun gun. 15+1 of .380 with no recoil is no joke!
299is a fair price?
Interesting,but I'm not sure it's for me. Prefer ambidextrous safeties. At least for now I'm still fine handling the 9mm.
your voice sounds like steve earl
I was informed by a very sophisticated woman that a "purse" is for carrying change (coins). One should refer to what a women carries as a "hand bag." 😉
She carries hands in it? 😉
Red dot capable?
No optics cut = No thanks!
People talk like a 22 25 380 is a BB gun more people are killed with 22 than any other gun
This thing is a blowback operated gun. Get a high quality tilt barrel gun like a walther PD .380 cost a little bit more not a whole lot. Miles ahead in quality.
It is not a blowback design
@@margaretcarroll5157 you are absolutely correct sorry for the mistake!
Comparing a glock to a ruger is like comparing a Yugo to a rolls royce
You mean the ruger as the rolls right
Dude, first you showe what you got! After your presentation you beg for love! You can just start video and straight in face start to beg! Doesn't work that way! Think! Ok?
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Interested in gun but your talking is straight snooze