Ruger carbine

[MissiontoMars]

Finally out of 10 day Jail. it's bright, shiny and new. As cool as I remember it. I've already swapped in the glock adapter, put the mag release on the right side, and charging handle on the left side. Fits me like a glove now.

Can't wait for some range time.

[TrailerparkTrash]

What kind of bugs?

https://youtu.be/_RhzODLtcm0

https://youtu.be/Iq-EjOLv9oE

[WartHog]

https://youtu.be/_RhzODLtcm0

https://youtu.be/Iq-EjOLv9oE

Right - a couple of videos from over six months ago are glaring proof that the PC has major problems? Guys are running these hard in PCC matches and not having issues. I'd say if there initially was a problem with the ejector, Ruger has addressed it.

Go ahead and wait a couple of years for Ruger to work these horrible "bugs" out. You'll only be denying yourself the joy of owning/shooting the funnest, most reliable PCC on the market.

[WartHog]

Shot 200 rounds in freezing conditions. That puts my PC at over 500 rounds without a single malfunction with no interim cleaning.

[autoduel]

I just picked mine up yesterday and I couldn't leave well enough alone.

[WartHog]

I just picked mine up yesterday and I couldn't leave well enough alone.

I could be wrong but isn't adding a forward grip considered a Evil Assault Feature? BTW - who makes that Handguard?

[autoduel]

Forward "pistol grip" is the evil feature. Angled grips don't give a pistol style grasp.
The handguard was for an AR that I had sitting around. Flipped it upside down and modified it to fit.
I also modded the m&p mags. They seem to feed fine, but the last round bolt hold open doesn't really work.

[MissiontoMars]

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[AnchorTactical]

I run mine hard. I got an extended mag release, bolt handle and trijicon mro for it. The thing is fast on steel targets. Real fast. I’m just under a grand total into it. I have glocks so mags were not added into the price.

Last session, I blew through about 300 reds through it like nothing.

My favorite firearm at the moment.

[MissiontoMars]

OK, well the planets aligned and I got a chance to take my wife and kiddo's to the range today to shoot the PCC and one of our .22 rifles. (first time we have all been able to go. Youngest is finally old enough)

Put about 150 rounds through it and no hiccups. My wife and kids loved it.

[johnk518]

I bought one then came to my senses and sold it before I even shot it. Its a solution to a nonexistent problem. There is not one single real life self defense scenario where I would prefer a pistol caliber carbine to a 5.56 or 7.62 carbine or even a 12ga shotgun. Not a single one. I dont care if its 9mm, .357, .40, 10mm, or .45. No pistol round even comes close to the ballistics of a 5.56 or 7.62 rifle round.

Why was the MP5 or Scorpion (or countless others PCCs) created? Plus at the price point what's wrong with it for fun? Personally, I would grab a shotgun before this at home as well, but I disagree with your argument.

[MissiontoMars]

Have taken a bunch of family out to the range to shoot my carbine. Everyone has loved it, to the point of asking how much and where to get it.

I’m about 200 rounds in and nary a hiccup.

[recpark99]

I have about 3-400 rds through mine, not a single issue. Everyone I've let shoot it wants one