Do you know if it is compatible in a 2006 Toyota Corolla? Ruger LC9?
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It's a very easily adjustable system. I've had it on a Yukon and now on a jeep.
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I have mine mounted in a 06 ford escape.i can imagine with as adjustable as it is if you have any 2 spots to hook it to it will work in almost any car.
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yeah man it should work, I looked on google images and saw the area under your steering column the hooks you may be able to bend to fit around the plastic interior but you may not have to since there straps are adjustable in length. Ruger LC9 will fit in a nice nylon Black Hawk holster for medium to small pistols.
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The strap system works with nearly every holster. To include your LC9. As far as your car no idea.
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See this page http://www.gumcreekcustoms.com/toyota-photos-28.html for the Toyota. If your vehicle has a place for the top and bottom clamps to attach, the mount will work. The holster you select to fit the firearm. If you are right handed, it needs to be a left handed holster and vice versa.
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It will not work with my Ruger SR9c. The laser remains ON after each trigger pull. It only turns OFF after racking the slide.
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Amazon has a built in option for you to select the make and model of your car to see if they'll fit. They fit in my 2006 Corolla LE
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Really can't say for sure, however the perfect fit with my LC9 leads me to think that they have it figured out for others too. The only difference would be the size and shape of the insert required for the other guns. Incidently, mine has been in use all year, and is still in perfect shape
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I have not. Mine is on a Kahr CM9. It will probably work on the LC9, you'll just have to stretch it.
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Yes it it compatible with all Rugers with a rail. Fits my SR9c like a glove.
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Sorry, I don't know since I purchased it for a Ruger, you might try the Techna web site!
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Not Sure But... I bought this a returned it for my Ruger LC9 with lazer. I did not like it at all on my Gun and neither did my son on his Ruger 380.
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Sorry, can't help you on the Springfield, but I see no reason why it should not work. I use it on the Kahr CW9 and it works super.
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I bougth it for my corolla CE 2005, it doesn't work at all. I had to buy a new one. You just have to be sure to buy the original sensor for that car. I think it is a kind of generic sensor, so my car doesn't recognize it.
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Yes. I have it installed on my http://www.ruger.com/products/1022RCS/models.html
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I use an HKS36 for the LCR38 and LCR357. This is what Ruger sells on their online store
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I'm not personally familiar with that gun but I googled it and I can't see any reason it wouldn't hold that model. We have a ruger LC9 in one and a ruger 45 in the other. Don't think there are many models this couldn't accommodate as it is a pretty open design.
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It sounds like you do not have the US version of the corolla, however the ECU should remain the same. So with that logic, yes it should work.
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I can't say for sure but it does fit ok in my Ruger LCP and works fine. Also for repeated or multiple shots I remove the outer recoil spring, heavier spring. It makes racking the slide a lot easier when dry firing. Just don't forget to replace it before going to the range.
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I would assume it does not work on the new "striker" type LC9 that just came out. Otherwise it should be good. My LC9 is not the new type and it works great for me.
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It should work. I installed it on my daughter's 2005 Toyota Corolla CE. As long as it is "drive by wire" throttle system it should work. If you have a manual transmission there is another part that will have to be installed on the clutch. If you google generation 9 Corolla cruise control installation you will find a link that has a great write-up with photos. I have read that Matrix owners have successfully installed this part.