Ruger EC9s 9mm Compact Pistol, 3.12 in Barrel, Black, 7+1, 2019
The Ruger EC9s is a slim, single-stack 9mm built for concealment and straightforward operation. This example features a 3.12 in barrel, a through-hardened alloy-steel slide with a black oxide finish, and integral fixed sights. It weighs 17.2 oz unloaded, measures just 0.90 in wide, and comes with a 7-round magazine and a Kydex holster. Manufactured in 2019, it combines a lightweight glass-filled nylon frame with practical controls and safety features.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm is in solid shape. There are some scratches and blemishes present. Finish wear is present.
What's Included
- 1x 7-round steel single-stack magazine with finger-extension baseplate (marked "Made in USA")
- Kydex holster with carbon-fiber pattern
The EC9s offers a compact 9mm package with a 7+1 capacity, a slim 0.90 in profile, and a 17.2 oz unloaded weight. Its 6.0 in overall length and 4.50 in height support discreet carry while maintaining a full firing grip with the included finger-extension baseplate magazine.
The slide is through-hardened alloy steel with a black oxide finish and rear serrations for traction. Integral, non-dovetailed fixed sights are machined into the slide, with glare-reducing serrations on the rear face to aid sight clarity. The 3.12 in alloy-steel barrel uses a 1:10 RH twist.
The glass-filled nylon frame is finished in black and wears molded texturing with Ruger medallions for consistent handling. Left-side manual controls include the safety, slide stop, and takedown pin for simple operation.
It is a striker-fired, locked-breech design with an integrated trigger safety, a manual thumb safety, a magazine disconnect, and a chamber inspection port. The slide is marked "RUGER • PRESCOTT, AZ • USA," and the pistol was manufactured in 2019.