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not an ar
#1
but ruger is really trying to get my money
new pc9 is released

https://ruger.com/products/pcCarbine/models.html
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#2
There are already reviews of it by Military Arms Channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqFibgF2CKA

and 22Plinkster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gooz-sXA6fw
I saw both of these last night. To bad I live in Cali and have the 10 round Magazine limit. 9mm carbines just seem not worth it if you can't use the Glock 33 round mags.
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#3
Sure is an ugly thing.
Knowing everthing isnt as important as knowing where to find it.

Mark Twain

http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...-Whitetail
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#4
yeah, its not a pretty as the original, but its a takedown
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#5
I noticed the 1/2"-28 threaded barrel. That means the barrel wall thickness is .0725", even less with threads and grooves.
That seem awfully thin. Set it on a caliper. Does it seem thick enough?
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#6
dont have one yet............. just released
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#7
I meant set a caliper to .0725" and see if it looks thick enough.
You better have something screwed on the barrel or a bump might damage the wall.
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#8
1/2x28 or 1/2x36 is the industry standard threading for 9mm.
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#9
I hadn't remembered that but now that you say it 1/2x36 sounds familiar.
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#10
10mm would have been more useful for farm and ranch varminting, deer and pigs and self defensive use especially if it would run Glock 20 mags.
Moriarti has 10mm AR that uses Glock mags not much difference in price than the Ruger 9mm carbine
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#11
Looks very Kel-Tec-ish.
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#12
Tex Nomex Wrote:Looks very Kel-Tec-ish.

Yeah - I’ll keep my Sub 2k in fawty. Fits nicely in a soft sided laptop case
Let's go Brandon!
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#13
Armadillo66 Wrote:10mm would have been more useful for farm and ranch varminting, deer and pigs and self defensive use especially if it would run Glock 20 mags.
Moriarti has 10mm AR that uses Glock mags not much difference in price than the Ruger 9mm carbine

all in time i imagine
remember they used to have one in 44 mag
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#14
In 10mm I will buy one. In 45acp, I will buy one. In 9mm...maybe for the lady...
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#15
Armadillo66 Wrote:10mm would have been more useful for farm and ranch varminting, deer and pigs and self defensive use especially if it would run Glock 20 mags.
Moriarti has 10mm AR that uses Glock mags not much difference in price than the Ruger 9mm carbine

True but the main use of a pistol carbine is personal/home defense and plinking. The 9mm takes care of both pretty well, especially out of a 16" barrel. The 10mm would work well for the defense and could add some versatility with hunting but it wouldn't be very good for plinking(unless you reload) which would eliminate a lot of the market. Maybe they can come out a with a 10mm version in the future.
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#16
review
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2018/01...c-carbine/

reviewer notes it seems designed for quick caliber changes
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#17
There are any number of pistol caliber subguns I'd rather have than this. I'm also going to pass on a simple blowback 10mm.
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#18
Like which ones centerfire? Any that are street priced around $500? Genuinely curious. I don't plan on buying this ruger either but I totally get the appeal.
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#19
CZ Scorpion. The price point isn't a major selling point to me. KelTec has had a cheap 9mm carbine for a long time that is equally uninteresting.
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