Just like all of you here, I fell in love with the R9 when I first saw just a photo of one.
I went to my dealer, he had just gotten one in for a customer. I assembled a group of six friends and we did a group buy from the dealer, it took so long to assemble everyone, the R9 factory relocated.
That was my first R9, I’m on my second now, and the only one I have.
I shot and happily carried the R9, I still do, just not so much these days, I don’t want anything to happen to it, I miss the brothers being there to address any issues that should arise.
I then purchased a Boberg, it has issues if you don’t get just the right ammunition for it.
Then I went on a new gun buying spree, I decided I no longer want the small company pistols because if they sell out or close, it’s not the same.
I bought a Ruger LC 9 pro s, a Springfield XDS, a Glock 43, S&W M&P Shield, Sig 365, and a Glock 48.
Ha, ha, I still carry that R9.
Yes, I miss the R Bros when they were in full swing.
Good to know they’re in the wings still helping out.

Sold

oh wait....


thats a muzzle loader.

I have no idea how that thing works

Like new R9 fore sale. 1400$ Will send to your to your ffl. Or face to face in Phoenix Arizona area. Call or text for info. Thanks 623-399-0680 Dave. Have a picture. It it won’t load? It is like new in box:)

I have noticed that sometimes the ears at the top of the magazine sometimes get bent inward or bent outward. This will either raise the nose of the round or push the nose of the round down into the follower. Ive had a few magazines that didnt work just right and a tweak to these ears one way or the other has made all of my magazines feed perfectly. You just have to play around with them and find that happy sweet spot.