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Ruger
The Ruger SR1911 9mm Luger is a modern take on an American classic, built for shooters who want the proven ergonomics and handling of a 1911-platform pistol in a practical 9mm chambering. Model 90600 pairs the SR1911's reputation for reliability with stainless steel construction that stands up to hard use and harsh conditions. Whether you're training at the range, carrying for personal defense, or simply appreciate a well-made single-action pistol, this is a gun that rewards practice with consistent performance.
The stainless steel build gives you corrosion resistance and a durable finish that requires less fussy maintenance than blued steel—a real advantage if you're running this pistol in wet climates or salty environments. The SR1911 maintains the tight, controllable ergonomics shooters expect from the 1911 platform: a short trigger reach, natural grip angle, and a single-action trigger that breaks clean. Stepping down to 9mm means softer recoil than traditional .45 ACP, faster target reacquisition, and magazines that hold more rounds without ballooning the grip diameter.
Ruger factory magazines are engineered to the same standards as the pistol itself, combining a steel body with a robust spring to deliver the feeding reliability this platform demands. Nine rounds per magazine gives you a practical capacity without sacrificing the sleek, traditional profile of the gun.
| Model | 90600 |
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Magazine Capacity | 9 rounds |
| Magazine Material | Steel Body with Steel Spring |
The SR1911 Model 90600 is chambered in 9mm Luger, one of the most common handgun cartridges available. Any standard 9mm Luger (also called 9x19 Parabellum) ammunition will function in this pistol.
The factory magazine included with this model holds 9 rounds of 9mm Luger ammunition, offering a practical balance between capacity and grip size.
Yes. Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion better than blued finishes, which means less frequent cleaning and maintenance—a real advantage in wet or humid conditions or if you're not storing the pistol in a climate-controlled safe.
The SR1911 is a single-action 1911-platform pistol. The hammer must be manually cocked, and the trigger fires the chambered round when pressed.
Ruger
The Ruger SR1911 9mm Luger is a modern take on an American classic, built for shooters who want the proven ergonomics and handling of a 1911-platform pistol in a practical 9mm chambering. Model 90600 pairs the SR1911's reputation for reliability with stainless steel construction that stands up to hard use and harsh conditions. Whether you're training at the range, carrying for personal defense, or simply appreciate a well-made single-action pistol, this is a gun that rewards practice with consistent performance.
The stainless steel build gives you corrosion resistance and a durable finish that requires less fussy maintenance than blued steel—a real advantage if you're running this pistol in wet climates or salty environments. The SR1911 maintains the tight, controllable ergonomics shooters expect from the 1911 platform: a short trigger reach, natural grip angle, and a single-action trigger that breaks clean. Stepping down to 9mm means softer recoil than traditional .45 ACP, faster target reacquisition, and magazines that hold more rounds without ballooning the grip diameter.
Ruger factory magazines are engineered to the same standards as the pistol itself, combining a steel body with a robust spring to deliver the feeding reliability this platform demands. Nine rounds per magazine gives you a practical capacity without sacrificing the sleek, traditional profile of the gun.
| Model | 90600 |
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Magazine Capacity | 9 rounds |
| Magazine Material | Steel Body with Steel Spring |
The SR1911 Model 90600 is chambered in 9mm Luger, one of the most common handgun cartridges available. Any standard 9mm Luger (also called 9x19 Parabellum) ammunition will function in this pistol.
The factory magazine included with this model holds 9 rounds of 9mm Luger ammunition, offering a practical balance between capacity and grip size.
Yes. Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion better than blued finishes, which means less frequent cleaning and maintenance—a real advantage in wet or humid conditions or if you're not storing the pistol in a climate-controlled safe.
The SR1911 is a single-action 1911-platform pistol. The hammer must be manually cocked, and the trigger fires the chambered round when pressed.
