I inherited a SR 9. Like new but not a fan of full size guns. Not sure what to do with it.
Sounds like no sentimental value and seems you do not care for it .
Dust collector in my mind if the above is the case.
Sell it.
They are not really that expensive but maybe you will have some cash from it to get something you do want.
Or pay bills.
Don't know your situation.
I have guns given to me by my relatives and I hand them off to other relatives that want them when I am finished with them.
Or I give them a weapon because they need one.
Dust collector in my mind if the above is the case.
Sell it.
They are not really that expensive but maybe you will have some cash from it to get something you do want.
Or pay bills.
Don't know your situation.
I have guns given to me by my relatives and I hand them off to other relatives that want them when I am finished with them.
Or I give them a weapon because they need one.
it is a great tool for someone who cannot afford and needs one. they are reliable just not boosie
They are nice guns. I have one and my ex has a SR9c she's carried for years. Never had an issue.
Put a light on it and make it a bedside gun. 17 rounds give plenty of time to work the jiiters out starting from a dead sleep and going straight to full adrenaline in an emergency !
I am of an age where I need to divest rather than acquire!
Hate to say it but a for sale ad might be in your future. Maybe? If not sentimental and you do not like it then move on to something else.
Keep it for a future trade. If there's something you want and you can't justify the cash, throw it in the mix and see what happens.
Have a drawing on OSA and give it away…..
I had a SR9C and loved it. It had a great trigger for a mass produced handgun and balanced well. I gave it to my brother in North Carolina (through a FFL) and after I gave it to him I regretted it. I have several 9mm, but that was my favorite. Never had any issues with SR9C.
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