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When available around $550-600, it is a fun simple blowback 9mm carbine. Loved plinking with it. Hopefully there will be aftermarket drop in wood stock to mimic appearance of a PPSh
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Yup.
I bought the PCC within months of it being released and didnt even get around to shooting it before I sold it for the same reason you sold yours.
I'd rather use my Glock 19 for HD than a PCC. And if I need a carbine for defense outside of a dwelling, Im going with a 556AR not a 9mm PCC.
Only reason I would buy another PCC is if I was shooting competition and 9mm cost the same as .22lr.CRPA and NRA member.
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Great gun for range days. My only complaint is that the bolt hold open doesn't always hold open when you go to take it down.
Sights are nice, never had to adjust them out of the box. Eats the cheapest of the cheap steel case...never had a hiccup.
Very good gun for new shooters. Start them on the Ruger 10/22 and progress to the PC Carbine...Same function, a little more recoil.
Edit....one malfunction...had a case bounce off the wall of my lane and end up back in the action...But that doesn't count.Last edited by SBC400; 05-27-2021, 5:08 PM.Comment
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As I wrote earlier I feel the PCC is perfect for home defense especially if you live with neighbors around you and don't want the danger of rounds fired but not connecting being lethal 300 yds away.
It is easier for my wife to properly aim, fire, and repeat with this carbine than a handgun.
But each to his or her own.
Home defense carbine
Fun range toy
A pleasure to drill with.Comment
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Originally posted by leelawOriginally posted by SoCalSig1911Originally posted by PrepperGunShopComment
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I dont rely on 9mm for HD. My primary HD guns are a Glock 22, a Glock 21, or a 12ga shotgun, whichever one I am closer to.
And the only scenario I can imagine ever needing to use a longgun to shoot outside my home is SHTF (looters, mob, arsonists, etc...) or confronted by multiple armed assailants who may be wearing soft armor. In that case I have a 556AR, AK, M1A, or 762AR to choose from. Im not fooling around with a 9mm carbine if SHTF.
Pretty much the only scenario I can imagine where I would choose 9mm, is if I had to evacuate on foot, "gray man" with minimal equipment and in that case I would take a small 9mm handgun like a Glock 19 or Shield. If I could take a longgun in a backpack, it would be a disassembled AR.
If It were legal for me to possess in CA, I would jump at the opportunity to take a suppressed 9mm SMG for HD (like a Sig MPX), but a Ruger PCC is not an SMG.
This is the only "PCC" I would be interested in:
Last edited by Tere_Hanges; 05-30-2021, 8:56 AM.CRPA and NRA member.
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It kinda fills no role. It’s not cheap to shoot, it’s not powerful like a rifle, it’s not lightweight.Comment
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well, thats why i said that we are in different boats. i see my pcc as fulfilling a role i have that covers my daily life.I dont rely on 9mm for HD. My primary HD guns are a Glock 22, a Glock 21, or a 12ga shotgun, whichever one I am closer to.
And the only scenario I can imagine ever needing to use a longgun to shoot outside my home is SHTF (looters, mob, arsonists, etc...) or confronted by multiple armed assailants who may be wearing soft armor. In that case I have a 556AR, AK, M1A, or 762AR to choose from. Im not fooling around with a 9mm carbine if SHTF.
Pretty much the only scenario I can imagine where I would choose 9mm, is if I had to evacuate on foot, "gray man" with minimal equipment and in that case I would take a small 9mm handgun like a Glock 19 or Shield. If I could take a longgun in a backpack, it would be a disassembled AR.
If It were legal for me to possess in CA, I would jump at the opportunity to take a suppressed 9mm SMG for HD (like a Sig MPX), but a Ruger PCC is not an SMG.
This is the only "PCC" I would be interested in:
for the outlier events like SHTF and mobs, i have different guns.Originally posted by leelawOriginally posted by SoCalSig1911Originally posted by PrepperGunShopComment
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Better than a semi auto only UZIComment
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My AR9 weighs at least a pound less and uses the same mags. Plus I can swap off the upper and make it a real rifle. Featureless is cool but they screwed the pooch on the weight, stock design, trigger options and red dot mounting height. They need a version 2.0 model to fix the flaws. It’s a great concept but it fell short.Comment
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I was at my local Sportsman's and got to talking to the guy at the counter. They had three ordered online by customers for $599. All three customers ended up cancelling their orders after the guns came in....
They then put them on the shelf and sold all three in two days.
Sounds to me like they are only impulse buys these days and if guys take the time to think about the purchase they end up passing.Comment
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I had a basic model one, great fun gun. It could fill a role as a HD rifle too, easy to use, red dot held zero and had acceptable recoil.
Problems with it were two FTE that happened under 500 rounds. It is a little heavy for what it is and if i didnt hold it right i could accidently bump the mag release.
Traded it off for something else
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Probably because it is too heavy for them... lolComment
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