You are so evil putting this option out there Corey! 

Ugh. . . . . No, I can't let any of mine go.  Ugh x 2  

Good Luck. . . . . You may find someone here to do that swap! 

ecr

Something about the contrast between the parts of this model that I like.
If you’ve got an unfired, not carried, safe queen, I’m your huckleberry!

congrats,  was it a buy it now?  I never even saw it

99% sure I just scored a factory Robar R9 off gunbroker.  It was not listed as such but does have all the right stuff polished and ontop of that it's a consecutive serial # to the NIB factory Robar Rohrbaugh I already own.  It's a good day!  I guess when I have it in hand ill know for sure or not.

I don't foresee a combat reload however,  if you have moved to cover at least for me at the moment I prefer the paddle release over the heal or push button magazine.   

The drawback of the push button is accidental magazine ejection and often having to change grip to perform the mag change.
For the heel release, I have probably changed my grip to do it,  although still don't have enough time in with the R9 or the Seecamp to feel comfortable with the heel release.

The R9 has a big advantage over the Seecamp in being able to fire without the magazine in place.   So one can shoot 6 shots while maintaining 1 in the chamber.   If you have achieved a cover position for the magazine change and it ends up compromised you still have the ability to fire,   but anything that would speed the reload process seems advantageous to me.   

With the paddle release being on the trigger guard which should be covered by the holster when in the pocket and since the release is perpendicular to the draw accidental mag release shouldn't be a factor.  So I don't think you lose the safety factor