Ruger PC9 Carbine

[CGS1]

If they make one in 45 ACP im in.

 

[caojyn]

MAYbe if the sales are good enough they’ll make more pistol caliber carbines (99/44)

 

[rc508pir]

It's the same way going from the LCP to the LCP II. The gun is better (features wise, I've never shot either), but has way more sharp looking edges, and over done styling.

It looks like they are trying to make it appealing to kids. Too me, It looks ridiculous

 

[Mack45]

It reminds me of a cross between a camp carbine and a hi point carbine.

 

[Shadowrider]

What do you think the odds are that Ruger will make a mag well adapter for S&W M&P magazines?

It comes with an adapter for Glock mags. And Magpul makes mags for Glocks!

 

[264killer]

Is PC9 locked breech?

 

[scottb42]

Is PC9 locked breech?

Ruger seems to be calling it a "dead blow action" incorporating a tungsten weight, which suggests to me that it's blow-back or something essentially similar. I wouldn't think they'd need to go with a locked breech action on a 9mm carbine, but then I'm no gun designer.

 

[264killer]

Yeah its blow back looked on ruger pc sight under general information.

 

[Pokem807]

Not long ago Ruger was pretty good about having new products in the store almost as soon as they were announced. Looks like they've gotten away from that, which is frustrating. I hope they don't start releasing small numbers to artificially maintain demand and interest, ala Keltec.


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[deerwhacker444]

It's the same way going from the LCP to the LCP II. The gun is better (features wise, I've never shot either), but has way more sharp looking edges, and over done styling.

I own an LCPII and I owned the first 2 LCP incarnations. The improvements in the LCPII over the original are like comparing night and day. Trigger is better, sights are better, guide rod is better, feels lighter and thinner, etc...