RUGER P90 for Sale

Quick Look

The Ruger P90, introduced in the 1990s, is a semi-automatic pistol designed for reliable self-defense and law enforcement use. Built with a simple and robust design, it combines versatility and durability. Though no longer in production, it remains a popular choice among collectors and enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven reliability in defensive scenarios
• Simple blowback operation with fixed barrel
• Accepts high-capacity magazines
• Modest recoil and user-friendly ergonomics
• Strong aftermarket support for parts

Key Variants

Ruger P95

An updated P90 variant with enhanced magazine capacity and ergonomic improvements, favored for self-defense.

Ruger P89

Compact predecessor to the P90 with a manual safety, suited for concealed carry.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ruger P90	Glock 19	Sig Sauer P320
MSRP	Discontinued	$650–700	$600–700
Capacity/Size	15+1, full-size 9mm	15+1, compact 9mm	17+1, modular 9mm
Weight	31 oz unloaded	23.65 oz unloaded	29.7 oz unloaded
Optics-Ready	No	Yes (modular optics options)	Yes
Trigger Type	Double-action/single-action	Safe-action striker	Modular striker-fired
Notable Pro	Robust build, simple maintenance	Lightweight, proven reliability	Modularity and ergonomic versatility
Notable Con	Heavier and bulkier than modern compacts	No external manual safety	Less traditional DA/SA trigger feel

Best Use Cases

• Home and personal self-defense
• Law enforcement duty sidearm
• Range practice and marksmanship training
• Firearms collection and historic interest

FAQs

Can I use Ruger P90 magazines in the P95?

Ruger P90 and P95 magazines are generally compatible but confirm fit before use due to minor design differences.

What is the trigger type of the Ruger P90?

The Ruger P90 features a double-action/single-action trigger system with a manual safety and decocker.

How does the P90 compare to striker-fired pistols?

The P90's DA/SA offers a traditional trigger feel versus the consistent pull of striker-fired designs.