Ruger LC9s Pro for sale
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Ruger LC9s PRO 9mm Pistol w/o Safety u2013 3248
Brand:
Ruger
Action:
DOUBLE ACTION
Barrel Length:
3.1 BARREL
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
7+1
Finish Per Color:
Blued
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.8/5
based on 11 customer reviews across 1 variants from 3 retailers
Customers overwhelmingly praise the LC9s as a reliable, accurate, and well-built concealed carry pistol with excellent customer service, though some note it comes with limited accessories.
What customers like
Reliable performance45%
flawless function, very accurate, this is what I carry
Concealed carry quality36%
Great cc handgun. Nice looking and has a awesome trigger
Excellent customer service27%
Excellent service.. arrived at my dealer quickly
Compact and accurate18%
Surprisingly accurate for such a short pistol
Common concerns
Limited magazine included9%
it only came with 1 mag, so had to purchase a second
Frequently Asked Questions
Ruger LC9s Pro for sale
Is the LC9s pro being discontinued?
Ruger discontinued the standard LC9s and replaced it with the EC9s. The LC9s Pro's status is less certain — it has disappeared from Ruger's website, suggesting possible discontinuation, but this isn't officially confirmed. Used LC9s Pro pistols remain available on the secondary market, typically around $440.
What is the difference between the Ruger LC9s and the LC9s pro?
The LC9s Pro removes the external thumb safety and magazine disconnect found on the standard LC9s. This allows faster target engagement without manually deactivating a safety and enables firing with an empty magazine. Both share identical dimensions, weight, and striker-fired action.
Can Ruger LC9s shoot +P?
Yes, the LC9s is rated for 9mm +P ammunition. However, Ruger cautions against sustained +P use, as it accelerates component wear. Occasional +P rounds are acceptable, but standard-pressure ammunition is recommended for routine practice.
What's the difference between the LC9 and LC9s?
The LC9 uses an internal hammer with a long double-action-only trigger. The LC9s replaced this with a striker-fired system, giving it a shorter, crisper trigger pull. Both are 9mm subcompact pistols designed for concealed carry, but the LC9s is generally preferred for its improved trigger.
What is the best ammo for the Ruger LC9s?
For defensive carry, Speer Gold Dot 124gr and Hornady XTP 124gr are reliable choices in the LC9s. For range practice, standard 115gr FMJ works fine. Always test your chosen defensive load through your specific pistol to confirm reliable feeding before carrying it.
What is the difference between the LC9s and the LC9s pro?
The LC9s Pro removes the external thumb safety and magazine disconnect safety found on the standard LC9s, while retaining its dimensions, weight, loaded chamber indicator, internal striker blocker, and trigger safety. This allows faster target engagement. Both models share the same striker-fired trigger system.
What magazines are compatible with Ruger LC9s?
The Ruger LC9s uses factory 7-round magazines compatible with both the LC9 and LC9s. Extended 9-round magazines are also available from Ruger. Retailers group the EC9s, LC9, and LC9s under the same magazine category. Aftermarket options from ProMag offer 10-round capacity, but verify fitment before purchasing.
Do Ruger LC9 and LC9s use the same magazine?
Yes, LC9 and LC9s magazines are fully interchangeable. Both use the same 7-round standard magazines and accept the same 9-round extended magazines, sharing identical part numbers.
What is the red dot on the Ruger LC9s?
The LC9s doesn't come with a red dot factory-installed. You can add one by mounting an aftermarket micro red dot sight using an optics plate that replaces the rear sight. Popular options include the Vortex Venom, Holosun 407K, and Sig Sauer Romeo Zero.