no rail on the 9mm stoeger... but the stoeger cougar 45 does have the rail...
I'm looking into getting a 9mm cougar, either a used beretta or a used or new stoeger.
It doesnt really matter which to me as long as if used the condition is good.
My question is if the new stoeger 9mm cougars have picatinny rails?
I know that the new .45s do, and I read on one forum that the new 9mms that are just coming out have them, but the link that was posted for that was broken so I wasnt able to verify that claim.
But if the new 9mms do have rails then that is what I'll try to get.
I have fired a .45 beretta cougar extensively and love it. Unfortunatly it is not mine and I have finally decided that I want my own cougar.
I would get a .45, except that I already have a .45 M&P and I do not own any 9mm or equivalent caliber pistol and feel that is a caliber gap I need to fill.
Now I've been looking around and it seams like cougars are hard to come by, does anyone have any recommendation on where in the CA bay area they can be found?
no rail on the 9mm stoeger... but the stoeger cougar 45 does have the rail...
Picked up my 9mm Cougar...It's got Rails....No mention of such on Stoeger website and/or owners manual...Times are moving forward, and Stoeger is listening...Practice what you shoot, so you'll shoot what you practice. Live Well Live Free.
I got my Cougar 9mm two days ago it does have rails now. got mine at Academy sports
Hello, new to site and first post,....
I have a '96 Beretta Cougar without rails and it is the only thing I do not like about Cougar. However, I found a company in Phoenix, Az. that makes rails for such guns and they are in the process of making me a picatinny rail to attach to my gun. They use an adhesive on the back of metal strips that attach to gun, supposedly oil and cleaner resistant, then the rails are held in place with strong earth magnets. This is the first one they have made, so it's a prototype. They will total refund if it doesn't work properly. Should have it in a few days. Cost is $85...cheap by me to get to add laser or light or ??? I will have more in about a week on this. Great forum here,...learning a lot already.
Last edited by DanOh; 11-19-2012 at 08:33 PM. Reason: specify brand Cougar
My Stoeger 9mm, no rails.
I picked mine up at Cabella's this afternoon. 9mm with rails. Would post a pic if I could figure out how...
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Lots of claims here, but still no photographic proof . . .
Upload the photo to a photobucket or similar account, and then use the direct link in the post.
I'm beginning to think the Stoeger rep was a clueless idiot . . . I just found this pic on the Beretta forum that looks an awful lot like a railed 9mm model:
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It would be cool to see the 9mm with rails. I have never seen one myself. I have never used the rails on my guns that have them either. Not a real big deal on my important to buy list. For those who want it if the Cougar has it it would be a pretty cool new choice to consider.
RCG
Oh there it is........I have worked for more then one company were the customers knew what we were doing before I did. Kind of embarrassing but didn't make me an idiot!
RCG
Stoeger Cougar Double-Action, Auto-Loading Pistol
or just call them
I had contacted a buisness in Phoenix to see if they could make me an adapter or attachment that would allow me to put a laser on my Cougar (Beretta). I received an email yesterday from them and they have made an adapter with laser for $99. Go to YouTube and search for "Beretta Cougar Ramlight Magnetic Laser Sight by Ariete Arms and see them testing the prototype. These guys even went out and bought a Cougar to help them make the adapter! THAT is customer service....great guys,...and I am in no way connected with this company other than to ask them if they could make something for me.
I bought a brand new 9mm Stoeger Cougar and the thing misfired on me a handful of times, some times the cartridge jammed, other times it just misfired completely...Should I sell it or hold onto it and hopefully it breaks in????
Can you be more specific about the malfunction? Type of ammo? Failure to eject? Failure to feed? Failure to fire?
Simply unloading your problem on someone else at a loss makes no sense when you can just utilize the warranty. I suggest calling Stoeger at (301) 283-6981 or (800) 264-4962 and describing the problem in more detail to them. If the gun is brand new, then it's still well within the one year limited warranty. Hopefully they'll straighten it out for you, because this is the first I've read of a Cougar being unreliable. Keep us posted . . .
Here is my 9mm Stoeger Cougar that I picked up yesterday from Academy, and it has the picatinny rails. I was in there over the weekend and they had one left, I almost bought it...that one didn't have the rails. I went in yesterday after calling to see if they had any, and low and behold the one they got in had the rails. You can see that they have updated the manual yet...
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Glorious, thanks for the pic! Price?