RUGER P95DC for Sale

Quick Look

The Ruger P95DC emerged in the late 1990s as Ruger's answer to affordable, reliable semi-auto handguns. Designed with a polymer frame and decocker-only operation, it emphasized simplicity and safety. Though discontinued, it remains valued for home defense and rugged use.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Decocker-only design promotes safe double-action carry
• Rugged build ideal for rough duty or home defense
• Simple field stripping with minimal tools
• Affordable pricing for durable performance
• Compatible with P-series 15-round magazines

Key Variants

Ruger P95

Original DA/SA variant with safety/decocker--built for budget-conscious defensive use.

Ruger P95DC

Decocker-only model for users seeking simpler manual of arms and faster deployment.

Ruger P95PR

Features accessory rail for lights or lasers--suitable for home defense setups.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ruger P95DC	Smith & Wesson 5906	Beretta 92FS
MSRP	Discontinued (used <$350)	Discontinued (used $400+)	$700 MSRP
Capacity	15+1	15+1	15+1
Weight	27 oz	38 oz	33.3 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	DA/SA Decocker	DA/SA Safety	DA/SA Safety
Notable Pro	Affordable and reliable	All-steel durability	Military-proven since 1985
Notable Con	Bulkier than modern pistols	Heavy for carry	Large grip size

Best Use Cases

• Home defense
• Training and practice
• Budget-conscious personal defense
• Collector interest in classic Ruger pistols

FAQs

What is the difference between the Ruger P95 and P95DC?

The P95DC omits a manual safety and features a decocker-only setup for faster DA/SA transitions.

Can I still get magazines for the Ruger P95DC?

Yes, 15-round Ruger P-series magazines remain widely available from OEM and aftermarket sources.

How does the Ruger P95DC perform for home defense?

Durable build, DA/SA control, and 15+1 capacity make it suitable for reliable home defense use.