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<blockquote data-quote="Glock 40" data-source="post: 3472489" data-attributes="member: 32"><p>As long as you realize the gun isn&#039;t priced like a single six so your not getting the same materials and fit and finish going into it.&nbsp;&nbsp; I picked mine up for $169.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then yes they are solid little guns.&nbsp; Biggest complaint is the loading gate is a mother to open.&nbsp;&nbsp; I left the one I own opened in the safe all the time to take out some of the tension on the spring.&nbsp; &nbsp; The fit and finish was kinda disappointing on mine.&nbsp; I mean 20 seconds more with a sander before ceracoat would have made a huge difference.&nbsp; &nbsp; My son runs this gun hard.&nbsp; It has some minor polishing inside and wolff gun springs installed and its a smooth running little gun that has taken some above average punishment.&nbsp;&nbsp; He has some Rough Riders that he ran for a while before this one.&nbsp;&nbsp; There is no comparison the ruger is a much better built gun after having both apart and seeing them run hard.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Glock 40, post: 3472489, member: 32"] As long as you realize the gun isn't priced like a single six so your not getting the same materials and fit and finish going into it. I picked mine up for $169. Then yes they are solid little guns. Biggest complaint is the loading gate is a mother to open. I left the one I own opened in the safe all the time to take out some of the tension on the spring. The fit and finish was kinda disappointing on mine. I mean 20 seconds more with a sander before ceracoat would have made a huge difference. My son runs this gun hard. It has some minor polishing inside and wolff gun springs installed and its a smooth running little gun that has taken some above average punishment. He has some Rough Riders that he ran for a while before this one. There is no comparison the ruger is a much better built gun after having both apart and seeing them run hard. [/QUOTE]

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