The Ruger Security 380 isn't like other .380 ACP guns; between its action and capacity, it is a different beast entirely. The fact that it's made by a company like Ruger with a rock-solid reputation for building reliable, dependable guns only further sweetens the deal.

The Ruger Security 380 is a locked breech, magazine-fed sub-compact handgun chambered in .380 ACP. It feeds from stagger-column, box-type magazines that hold either 10 or 15 rounds of ammo.

But are these features, and the others included on the new Ruger, enough to sway shooters to adapt a .380 carry pistol over a 9mm? Let's take a closer look at the Ruger Security 380 and find out.

0:00 Intro
0:31 What is the Ruger Security 380?
1:12 What Makes it So Impressive?
1:33 Ruger Security 380 Features
2:44 Security 380 Features
3:43 Easy-to-Rack
4:10 Soft Felt-Recoil
4:28 Ruger Security 380 Reliability
4:54 Ruger Security 380 Verdict

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