This is the ST-R9 model. It seems to be a Gen 3 clone, so I would call it a compact. It is not the ST-R9C. It's an excellent firearm, very lightly used. I only tested it with maybe 50-100 rounds, and it's been a self-defense weapon under a table, but I'm moving.


 


I love the texture. It's the best Glock clone I've ever shot. I shoot it better than any other Glock clone. It has amazing texturing. Stoger is a company owned by Beretta. The magazine is made in Italy. It holds 13 rounds, I believe, and the gun is like new. Firearm is made in Turkey. You'll notice the stippling on the grip is amazing. I wasn't planning on selling this so I did my standard iron sight job which is a dab of orange nail polish in the front blacked out the white dots in the rear and I added a dab of super glue on each side of the front sight just to make sure it doesn't move. So besides that iron sight job I did I could pass it as brand new. There is a solid aftermarket of holsters, new magazines are $38, if fiber optic sites for $17. It only comes with one mag, the firearm it's still in the box. I want to say I took it out twice with 100 rounds Max total. I have many Glock clones and this one was just for one section of the house and self-defense not arranged toy. If you don't shoot the Glock clones more than a thousand rounds they will not fail on you for a self-defense situation. I've done many Glock clones and they seem to fail around the 5,000 round mark. Well maybe the main spring needs to be replaced 2 to 3,000 rounds but the trigger spring will need to be replaced around the 5000 round mark. Again this firearm has 100 rounds through it as it was a self-defense piece. I can do the build drill faster with this clone then I can with a real Glock or any other Glock clone. My FFL is a gun range you can try before you buy and once you shoot it you'll understand that it has the best ergonomics in the Glock clone world.


 


The only then you'll notice is I put a dab of orange paint on all of my front sights. This site moved a little bit at one point not much but it moved so I put a dab of super glue on each side of it after I centered it. It's very secure now it's perfectly aligned in the centered in. If you remove the glue the gun would look brand new. The internals are very clean and look brand new. I've linked to a stoeger str9 front sight it's a fiber optic site for 17 bucks online. That would bring it back into perfect condition.