Posted by Jason Brumett
The Ruger P345 is the company's latest offering in their P-Series line of pistols. Introduced in 1987, Ruger P-Series pistols were the first firearms produced at Sturm Ruger's Prescott, Arizona plant.
The Ruger P345 pistol offers an array of advanced features including a comfortably rounded trigger and guard, redesigned front and rear white-dot sights, loaded chamber indicator and unobtrusive internal lock. It also features a slim, contoured, satin-finished polymer frame with a re contoured checkered grip for improved control and an exclusive Ruger Camblock design to reduce felt recoil.
As with all of the P-Series, this is a double-action, recoil operated semi-automatic pistol. This new model is obviously intended to appeal to the concealed-carry crowd with its slimmed down profile, smooth edges and rounded contours. Along with its trim look it carries less weight as well. At 29 oz it weighs 5 oz less than its older sibling, the P90, and 3 oz less than its polymer sibling, the P97.
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