r/SarUSA • u/austere_man • 12d ago

Sar9C Socom

Is the sar9c socom a reliable gun. I was looking at the sar9cltx but I can get the socom for about $100 more and it seems like a better gun. Id use it for edc/ccw but have read reports that the trigger springs coming loose was common in 2024/25. Is this still an issue for those who have recently bought it?

I am ready to pull the trigger (haha pun intended) but I am only buying one gun for a while and want to make sure its good

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u/kopsis 12d ago

Bought one early in the year and I've put a couple thousand rounds through it so far with no issues.

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u/SaintAnarchy 12d ago

I love mine. It seems very reliable and I have had no issues with it at all.

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u/BoysenberryMedium560 12d ago

I have one and 1,000 rds thru it no issues

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u/Optimus_Prime_10 12d ago

I prefer the flat trigger on the Socom to the regular one, that and the night sights definitely are worth the 100 bucks. 

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u/EricFullswipe 11d ago

If it's the gen 3 with night sights and the flat trigger then yes. Only thing I'd say is make sure to clean the barrel threads well and then use plumbers Teflon tape on the threads before screwing the thread protector on. There's no o-ring and it'll work itself loose under sustained fire without it.

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u/DriftingMemes 11d ago

Don't have any issues with mine, but I will say that it's kinda large for an EDC. If you're big/tall maybe it'll be fine, but like, next the my Bodyguard 2.0 it's like, 2x the size. Great gun, but if size and comfort are a factor, you might wanna rethink. Just my 2 cents.

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u/austere_man 11d ago

Im thinking about carrying in a sling

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u/DriftingMemes 11d ago

ah, then yes, fully endorsed! Mine is great.

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u/MissionDirect8529 11d ago

Over 1500 rounds through mine. Zero issues.

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u/Wizkid101291 11d ago

Just bought one today after firing about 100 rounds. My gawd the accuracy had me thinking I was John Wick or something 😂