Why did I want THIS gun? Part 15 Ruger PC Carbine 9mm with Glock Magwell
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- Another installment in my series on “Why did I want THIS gun?
This is part 15 in the series.
In short, I wanted a Good 9mm carbine.
Started out with a Hi-point 995TS which was reliable but crummy in about every other way. Sold that, bought a Kel Tec sub2000, which was cool, but I didn’t like shooting that either. So I sold it, and bought this Ruger PC Carbine. I guess the third time is the charm! 
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I have a lifted red dot as well and coincidentally i can see my iron sites through the lifter on my red dot which is awesome. Great rifle, zero failures or jams in my first 1000 rounds
Beautiful rifle,I love mine. Ruger is one of my favorite firearm company. I own quite a few of them.I have one autographed. My Red Hawk is signed by no other then Hank Williams Jr. “Bocephus” himself ,on the real pearl grips he gave to me as a birthday present.
Thanks! Cool on the autograph, and Ruger is one of my favorite companies too.
I mean I like my PCC, but I'd sure never call it beautiful. It's.. different.
I bought the Ruger model 19122 and has been great so far. I’ve been using Magpul 27 round Glock style magazines and put in upgrades from MCARBO and Tandemkross to make it even better. It has some weight to it but it is in the middle because of the takedown joint and the bolt block design. Put on a Holosun AEMS and have not bothered with backup sights.
"Remember: If someone asks you to give up some of your Freedoms for the greater good, please remind them that Freedom IS the Greater Good."
I stole this for my Truth Social.
I got it from Buffalo’s outdoors on YT
This truly is the best of the three you bought. Ruger did great job on this carbine. Wish they would make it in 44 magnum.
You and Buffalo tell us the same great message at the end of your videos and we all need to spread this very same message.
Thanks! I would be interested to try the new S&W folding carbine as well, but not till they are cheap enough for me to want one lol
Best review yet.
Thanks! I appreciate that!
great video. just bought one. thanks!
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy your rifle!
Put the Magpul backpacker stock on mine. What a difference! A fair bit lighter. Has space in the rear of the stock for a mag and a storage cubby in the grip to store tools, etc. Also has a higher comb / cheek rest you can chang out to get better support with red dot use. And the two peices lock together when taken down.
I like mine too. Good tabletop review!
Thanks!
Freedom is the greater good. Great quote.
I got it from Buffalo’s Outdoors - I liked it so I borrowed it :)
Very nice! Thanks for showing the details as well. Being able to use Glock mags is a huge plus.
I never think I have a lot to say- till I start talking.
@@crankygunreviews Much appreciated!
@@naughtystep9856 thanks 🙏
As a lefty, I wish all rifles and shotguns would have a tang safety. Good review. Thanks for sharing.
I think tang safeties are great - that’s part of the reason the Mossberg 500 is so good
I love my PC carbine. I upgraded to the Midwest Industries hand guard with M lok rails, charging handle and butt stock for a sling.
Nice!
I have the American Flag version and I love it! Great gun!
Really great gun!
Absolutely wonderful rifle my friend. I have the tactical version with the adjustable talking pistol grip. This is probably the most well built gun I've ever handled in my life next to the Sks of course. It truly feels like it's built more expensive than it actually is.
I was very impressed having tried the other brand pcc’s in 9mm. This thing feels like a real gun
Beautifully said!!!
Thank you!
Great review. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Great gun, very accurate and with the glock well great companion to your glock
I don’t own a Glock yet lol
I have an old Hi-Point, the first Gen with the Planet of the Apes stock and it works great. I just picked up this Ruger because of the ability to use Glock mags, and I love it. I appreciate the extra weight as there is no muzzle jump. The Hi-Point did get rough on the cheek after firing lots of rounds. I'm a righty but will put the charging handle on the left side. The sights are excellent on this Ruger. I may put a small laser on the lower rail.
Yeah the hi-point was reliable, but clunky and not comfortable to shoot
I love Ruger Products. Already own a 2020 Mini14, New model Blackhawk .357, take down 10/22 and now a PC9. I had been eyeing it for a few weeks now. Took the plunge and bought it 😊
They are good quality for the price, and Ruger warranty is outstanding.
Great Review - Thanks.
Glad it’s useful
Great rifle i own one and love it. I recently got the magpul backpack stock for it and it made it even better. Highly recommend.
I’ll have to check it out- I have the backpacker stock for my 10/22 TD and it’s pretty good
It’s not as good as the 10/22 td stock, but it’s still a good upgrade, takes a good 1/2 lb of the front end.
Have mine for over 2yrs now. NEVER had an issue of any kind.
I have only put a few hundred rounds through mine so far but it’s been flawless
Nice video that covers most important features. I have had one of these for a year and a half or so and shoot it often. I had seen a few videos before buying mine about issues one can expect with this rifle which includes from slamming magazines (AR owners) into the magwell it bends the ejector prong thingie on top of the magwell upward sop it starts to scrape the bolt when the rifle is fired causing a slowing of the bolt which causes failure to eject and failure to feed. Thankfully the spare magwell ejector fits the other and also Ruger does sell complete magwel ls on their website should that happen to you.
The other issues I saw in other RUclips videos was the extractor wears too quickly causing a failure to eject as the steel is not a hardened steel but rather a more economical stamped steel part. I bought an after market made in A2 hardened tool steel as well as hardened aftermarket bolt head pins which also wear and the extractor pin as well. I also got the buffer pad after market part as the one in the rifle behind the bolt wears.
The amount of wear before part wear rears itself from the vids I watched was about 1500-3000 rounds. Some may say that is a normal in many forearms so I'm not sure it is a knock on quality.
The rifle has been perfect with no malfunctions except for a Korean made 33 round Glock funstick copy which even after replacing the mag spring still caused problems.
I bought two pro-Mag 17 round magazines and those run reliably in case you need extra mags and are afraid of Pro-Mag, they work in this one.
Sorry for the long comment ....
Thanks for a heads up on potential issues. I think MCARBO and maybe Tandemkross make some upgraded parts for these, just haven’t decided to buy any yet
Man….we’ve all been there. Buy a gun for the cool factor and then find out we don’t like it. I was fortunate enough of to be fooled by the KelTec. I learned years ago about them by holding one of their guns. Man! What crap! And again years later I held the Sub 2000 and I was impressed…at how crappy it was too! A friend had a Hi Point I got to shoot it. Other than it weighing about a hundred pounds, it shot ok but I pulled a muscle toting it around!😂😂 I have a 10/22 take down and it’s great. Almost bought the Ruger here but went with the S&W FPC. I still may get a Ruger but for now, I need to let the new wear off from the FPC. Thanks for the video!
The Kel Tec was super reliable, but was not as accurate as I’d hoped, and sucked to shoot. The PC Carbine is what a 9mm carbine should be. Accurate, reliable, decent weight…
I've had mine for 5 years they are definitely super cool 😎
Better than a lot of other 9mm carbines IMO.
Hopefully they make a lightweight edition chambered in 10mm. A hollow stock for storing ammo
That would be cool
I have the Ruger PC4 (same gun in 40S&W) with the Midwest Industries chassis kit. It may be my favorite long gun, it runs everything without fail.
Mine is very reliable too
I thinking of getting one myself. I like how you have yours set up.
Thanks. I’ve been debating betting a Magpul Backpcker stock for it for a while… I like the factory stock just fine, but the backpacker is really nice- have one on my 10/22 Takedown and I love it
I had mine since 2018 but learned something new last month. A loose stock can cause malfunctions by altering the magazine feed angle so I loctited the screws so they'd quit working loose.
Good to know
The 147 grain Winchester silvertips are a nice touch, that is my favorite 9mm round, especially in a long barrel.
Yeah and they’re pretty inexpensive too- I like flat nose or a heavy hollow point for a PCC
@@crankygunreviews I agree, I like them too, I like the 150 grain federal syntech, and 147 flat nose FMJ as well. At my Cabela's they have Winchester white box 147 grain hollow points 50 round boxes for $30, much better than paying $1.50 per round for Federal HST or Hornady which perform about the same anyway.
@@Isaac_5.56x45 yeah I just picked some of those hollow points up last week.
I am satisfied with my Hi Point ape gun and I am not out a lot of money if it gets stolen or impounded. It does the job of a accurate and reliable vehicle long gun that I need it to do. I have plenty of extra mags so capacity is not a problem. As long as you are comfortable shooting the gun you get is what really matters. Thanks for sharing.
I had a 995 and people are sleeping on those
Yeah, it was reliable I’ll give it that, just not my favorite, and I much prefer the Ruger which was $550
@@joemorganeatmyshortschannel they work great, just an odd gun as far as ergonomics and stuff.
@@crankygunreviews i almost bought a pc carbine but i needed to work on shoring up a second ar first
@@joemorganeatmyshortschannel I would have gotten an AR in 9mm but this was cheaper and easier to get
Just like the 10/22 takedown, the pc carbine magpul backpacker has a storage compartment in the stock that holds a Glock 21 rd mag. It’s a heavy, but good pack pack gun that uses the same mags as my pistol, even the 33 round happy sticks.
I have been debating getting the Magpul stock for my PC carbine as well, but I’m torn because I do like the factory stock
If I hadn't decided against buying a pistol-caliber long gun, this is the one I'd get and would configure it just as you have.
It’s pretty good, you should reconsider. And ironically, I can shoot way more accurately out to 50,75,100 yds with this than either a Kel Tec Sub2000 or a Hi-point 995TS even with open sights. Maybe the rifling is better/tighter but with the same ammo, open sights offhand, with both the keltec and Hi-point, at 50 yards my groups were huge and at 100 yards, I was hard pressed to hit the target even with a huge holdover. The Ruger is wayyyy better.
Have one with the aluminum free float handguard, same rear butt stock as yours. I like it quite a bit.
I love how these shoot.
I'd recommend getting the backpacker from Magpul for this. Awesome gun.
Yeah I have that stock on my 10/22 takedown and it’s pretty great
Buy the MAGPUL stock! Changes everything.
I have the Magpul stock on my 10/22 takedown, but I’m not sure I’ll like it on the pc carbine as much…
Hint: It works just great with a charging handle on both sides. Yep! Ruger won't sell you another, but there are any number of 3rd parties who make them.
I never even thought of doing that!
@@crankygunreviews I was an early adopter. I kinda went crazy and got some 3rd party one after trying to get Ruger to send me another. Then I went insane and spent about $500 buying every flavor of 9mm that existed in my town trying to determine if it had a favorite. Most guns have a favorite and maybe one or two brands or shapes it refuses to eat. Not this one. It loves everything! I determines that the sad fact of this gun is simple. It's far TOO much fun to shoot unless you are independently wealthy. It WILL eat you out of house and home!
Just beware!
Oh and whatever you do - DO NOT mag dump 4 X 33 rnd Glock Happy Sticks and then try putting skin ANYWHERE near the Barrel! It will interrupt your screams and howls of pleasure INSTANTLY!
I have two charging handles on my PC9. Got the other one from TandemCross. Very happy.
@@petersuarez651 That sounds suspiciously familiar. If that's the round knurly one, that be the same one. I know at the time I had found 3 or 4 on line and I chose the simplest one...
Great video!
Thanks!
I have one, also equipped with the Sig Romeo5 red dot, but mine is finished in a digital camo finish, which is my only complaint. The camo print finish scratches very easily, even ejecting brass has scratched up the area around the ejection port. But, that really doesn’t matter ……. if you had a flawless shovel, it would appear that you never “dig” with it, right?
Everything else considered, it’s excellent in every way…. The Glock mags have proven far more reliable than the Ruger mags, and like a Glock, that Ruger eats any type of ammo! I train with it every week, and like my Glocks, I will put lots of miles on it……. I dig it!
I was surprised how good this carbine is, I was expecting to be disappointed but Ruger really made a winner,
I have the same rifle. Essentially it is a 10/22 on steroids. I absolutely love mine. Only one thing that bothers me is the chamber is loose enough that the brass comes out very sooty. Not really a huge deal, but it just annoys me . I reload. Once the brass is cleaned it acts just like any other brass to reload. I have somewhere in the neighborhood of 2k rounds through mine and no hiccups . On a 10 scale I give it a 9.9. Nothing is perfect. One other thing, it is so fun to shoot you go through a LOT of ammo in a hurry. 😅
I agree with you on all counts :) I don’t reload 9mm though, yet…
Im thinking of getting one of these , been debating between this and the shorter version the Charger, i wish the barrels were available separately that way I could interchange the 2 for the range or home defense,
One thing for sure is the Tandemkross angle stock and goodies they offer for these 👍
I recommend getting one- I can’t have the charger in my state, so I got what I could- I’m not sorry :) I think swapping rifle and charger barrels may violate some stupid AFT laws so be careful bout that
@@crankygunreviews Once again, I had NO idea how insane these ‘laws’ are. 🙄 If I type another word, I’ll end up ranting. So…Thanks again for your channel & God bless 🇺🇸.
@@naughtystep9856 yeah, the gun laws are made by people who know nothing about guns. They go based on fear and some “expert” that told them one comment that they hang on- like “magazines are bullets- once you shoot them, you throw them away, they’re useless” and jazz like that
FYI, if you use the short mount on the Romeo5 it will co-witness with the iron sights, that's how I have mine set up.
By the way, I was wrong! The Romeo5 won't co-witness on the PCC, I have my PC Charger (no iron sights) set up with a low mount but my PCC has the high mount like yours.
My mount is machined in
Okay dokey you convinced me to call my shop here in upstate New York. I know they have 5 in stock. Thanks for the video. The information. Might trade. One of my Turkish shotguns lol. Appreciate it cranky
I don’t think you’ll be sorry, the PC Carbine is awesome.
@@crankygunreviews
So far. Every Ruger I have purchased has been 100%
Besides we have the same toys
Mosin. Ruger ranch plus a few others. Thanks for the great videos. And information
@@wd5372 thank you for tuning in!
I bought mine last week, and just today put 300 rnds through it. I had a permanent smile for quite some time! Not a single problem with the gun. People complain about it weighing too much, but there is practically no recoil. Also the receiver is built like a tank! (A bit over-built one could say, but itsa good thing!)
You will go through A LOT of ammo,..... quick! One thing I forgot was that the brass ejected out right and forward into my plush/thick lawn. I re-load, so I was a little upset about that.
Good luck & enjoy!
Yea I can really see one of these riding around in my truck I have an ar15 that goes everywhere with me but it’s like 9-10 pounds and if I have to hike out of the mountains usually 45-60 miles worst case it would be lighter would rather have it in 10mm and it would be perfect
Well, the PCC carbine isn’t super light either, but it’s a great gun and nice to keep in two pieces, super easy to break down and re-assemble
You were surprised that the HiPoint sucked? I think the KelTec has it's place for maybe a truck gun or light backpack gun, but the problem is that you can't mount an optic on it and fold it. Separately if you ditch the riser on the Romeo 5 your sight alignment when you have a good cheek weld will work much better because the stock is lower than an AR extension tube based stock which is straight back from the receiver. If you are really picky you can get an aftermarket part that replaces the rear sight to drop your red-dot on to avoid losing zero when you take it down. Magazine interchangability is exactly why I got this, and I opted in half-way into the first year they were released...I knew I wanted it the minute I saw a review on it....because I knew it'd probably be as reliable as the 10/22 takedown that it's more or less based on.
I’m not surprised the Hi-point sucked, just surprised how poor the quality and accuracy was. It was reliable though.
I’m ok with the riser height on this, I like having the irons completely clear under it, and bore height does not affect accuracy on this- I can shoot a ragged hole at 50+ yards, it’s by far the most accurate 9mm carbine I’ve shot.
I agree with you on the Kel Tec, it has its place, but not in my safe…
Just bought one. And a Primary Arms SLX Red Dot Sight. I'm gonna add a birdcage, I like the look of it on yours. Was gonna do a break, but I think the cage looks better. Glad to hear it's shooting well.
It’s so good with a red dot, I did a couple shooting videos recently and it’ll do a single ragged edge hole at 50 yards
@@crankygunreviews question. Are we allowed threaded barrels in Mass? The one I bought has a 10-round MAG and I thought I was all set, but I've been watching videos and people are saying some states aren't allowed threaded barrels and you know how Mass is lol
@@fiddy_watchguy threaded barrels yes- you have to be careful what you put on what gun. If it’s a scary black rifle you’re not allowed flash hiders, but you are allowed muzzle brakes. If it’s not a scary black rifle, like the PC9 or bolt action, you can put anything on. Even a can if you want to jump through the hoops with tax stamp and waiting forever to see if you’re approved… not easy to get a can here though… I wouldn’t even try personally. I’m not a lawyer though and here laws change on a whim, so it’s tough to know what is actually the correct answer.
@@crankygunreviews ok, thought that might be the case. Thank you!
@@crankygunreviews I'm all set with a can. Like I said, yours looks great with the birdcage, I think I'll go that route.
Can you provide a link or manufacturer of the muzzle brake that you installed on the barrel? It would be appreciated. Good and informative video. Thanks for sharing.
It’s a cheap 30 cal birdcage brake/ I don’t recall where I got it
I too wonder why you bought the PLASTIC STOCK version.
I have the CHASSIS version of the 9 mm RUGER PC. I have added almost every MAGPUL, MCARBO, TANDEMCOSS and TACCOM part made for this carbine to make it more reliable and more ergonomic.
I added a HOLOSUN AEMS circle/dot sight, likely the best PCC sight available. Now I'm ready for Steel Challenge events.
Mine has been pretty much 100% reliable out of the box. Not sure how much better it can be, unless I start breaking stuff…
@@crankygunreviews 1.) The factory extractor will wear after 1,000 rounds. MCARBO and TANDEMKROSS make tool steel machined extractors and harder bolt pins. 2.) TANDEMKROSS (and TACCOM) make nice ambidextrous safety levers and TACCOM makes a great solid DELRIN mag well extension. 3.) A raised mag release lever is nice and MCARBO and others make them, 4.) A muzzle brake is a nice touch to mitigate muzzle rise.
@@ericb.4358 I’ll work on replacing stuff as it breaks, but good to know. I have bought a bit of MCARBO stuff and it’s all been great, same with tandemkross.
As TANDEMKROSS says."Making good guns great" and that goes for MCARBO, TACCOMand MAGPUL parts. I'd say my upgrades make my9 mm PC not only more reliable but more ergonomic,
TIP-> Try UNDERWOOD 90 +p or +P+ grain solid copper "Phillips head" shaped solid copper bullets. Very "spendy" but very flat shooting with good penetration and sound cavity.@@crankygunreviews. Save them for home defense.
I would love one but I have other priorities first they are a great option if you are stockpiling Glocks in 9mm
I MAY get a Glock one day…
@@crankygunreviews I thought you had one? At least one?
@@joemorganeatmyshortschannel Glocks? Nope, they’re expensive in my state cause we can only get “preban” ones or “kit guns” that the lower is cheap, upper is expensive.
@@crankygunreviews wow that is kinda lame dude sorry
Great Video! Thank you! I've seen many great Ruger PC 9 reviews. However, quite a few viewers responded to these videos with issues about the PC 9 ejection mechanism, saying it began to fail after shooting 1,000 to 1,500 rounds. These viewers said they upgraded their PC 9s with a non-Ruger ejection mechanism and had no more problems. Would you kindly let me know if you have had any experience with this issue?
I haven’t put that many rounds through mine yet, but I have heard the same. So far mine runs like a sewing machine
MCARBO and TANDENKROSS have upgraded parts for the Ruger PCC. I replaced the ejector before I fired the first roundas well as the bolt pins. The bolt hold back is a bit thin so I replaced that also. The MCARBO muzzle brake works well. I also put in the heavy recoil spring and retainer from Tandemkross. Magpul has a 50 round drum magazine that will fit the Ruger but I will have to wait for Christmas on that.LOL
@@waynehankinson8210 thanks for the notes- I know both Tandemkross and MCARBO have good parts, but I try to run a gun as is for a bit to see if I think it needs upgrades, I’m pretty happy with the PC Carbine so far, unlike the Sub2000.
it is kinda silly to put a sling on this, but always get things you may not need till one special time. So what do you suggest as a sling ? I put a crimson trace on it and it just makes ragged holes. Very nice. So a sling is maybe something i need. There is not too much room to put one, Any help will finish this nice rifle off. Thx
I make my own slings out of Paracord, easy, they’re strong, and you have about 75 feet of cord if you need it
Did you have a hard time dialing In the red dot with the high mount.
Not at all. Was pretty
Close to zeroed as soon as I installed it
It'd be cool if these came in 10mm to😏
Yeah, but it’s a lot more engineering. Though they do make a 40 cal version I think…
How is the accuracy on sight once you take it down? Do you have to completely re-sight in the gun
I have not noticed a shift in accuracy. The lockup is pretty positive. I have a 10/22 takedown as well, and that has just as good accuracy before and after takedown
Not at all
I have 2 of these with different stock configurations and they are wonderful to shoot. Never had a problem re-sighting the iron sites
I wonder how the 9 mm JR Carbine and the new Henry Homesteader match up?
I’d be interested to see with the Henry, but I’m not buying yet, they’re too expensive.
I would like to see this in the .45 acp or the .357 mag.
45 ACP would be cool too. 357 may be more of an issue with the rimmed cartridges…
Most combat engagements are at max 300m/yrds ... This rifle is very precise at 150-200. So for survival/defence it's perfect. Ammo is light&cheap , has enough power ... What's not to like?
I would not count on this to be my defensive gun past about 75 yards. You can hit your targets beyond that, but the power and effectiveness of a 9mm at those distances is low. It is a great rifle though, great for close quarters, defense, and super reliable.
@@crankygunreviews a 22lr does this at 300 yards. ruclips.net/video/-DzLQGv-w5M/видео.html
A 9mm should do more... More then enough. A menace at more then 200m/yrds, I run away and hide (behind cover). I don't need to fight at those distances for defence.
@@dinubunica part of the problem is bullet drop/deviation though. At 100 yds a 9mm drops about a foot. It’s is a lot more past that. You’re literally lobbing bullets in. So the likelihood of hitting your target at all drops considerably the further out you go, not to mention lower power at those distances. All I’m saying is it’s not the best choice for long range shooting. Especially if your life depends on it.
Get the MCarbo bolt lock lever. Thank me later.
Maybe I will. I haven’t done any upgrades to this yet other than the red dot. It’s such a good shooter!
I put a charging handle on both sides of my PC
I’m not sure I’d care for that
Only dislike of mine is too heavy in front end. I might get the cooler looking Magpul stock. I also added Mcarbo extractor, pins ,and recoil buffer.
The Magpul stocks are definitely a bonus- I’m debating getting one for mine as well. I have the backpacker stock on my 10/22 takedown and it’s nice
As General Mathis said (paraphrasing): As I watched young kids struggle to put bags in overhead compartments on planes, I knew our country was screwed.
@@kennethcurtis1856 The Magpul stock kit did the trick. The balance has shifted and it feels lighter. Wanted a faster handling carbine to engage multiple targets faster and now I've got it. Was worth every penny.
BTW, I'm a 66 year old former Marine who still works and lifts weights. I can still crank out 43 pushups and 14 pullups nonstop.
@@tommccormick9290 that’s better than I can do :)
For people who have the Ruger PC Carbine and use Glock mags, which aftermarket mags run well? Which ones don't run well?
I only use Glock Mags and Magpul, and they both work great. The Magpul 10 rounders are difficult to load though.
@@crankygunreviews I'm not surprised about Magpul running well. I wonder about some others like ETS, AMD, KCI, and Hexmag.
@@filippocorti6760 can’t say, I don’t have any of them.
I need one of these!! How is the weight of it?
a little heavy. about 8lbs. but nice to shoot!
Yeah it’s a bit weighty, heavier than the Kel Tec for sure, but the chassis version PC Carbine is heavier.
What does everyone think about the Magpul backpacker takedown stock?
I have one on my 10/22 takedown and I love it. Thought it looked weird at first but it feels fine shooting it, and the ability to nest the rifle when broken down outweighs and weirdness
Why wouldn't you want one ?
Well because the Ruger PC carbine can become habit forming and the shooter can get addicted and may shoot up all your ammo stock pile hahahaha
It would take me a long time to shoot my stockpile…
@@crankygunreviews haha shhhhh Biden might be listening haha
Your Ruger is Way Better than a Sub 2000 either Gen. 1 or 2.... Plastic feed ramps and sheetrock screw's on a thin pipe.. be well.
Yeah, unfortunately I didn’t realize that till after I bought and shot it.
@@crankygunreviews , I fell for the same.. neither Gen. is good.. Still have a Gen.1 but sold the new one after the screws got loose.. red dot moved..
@@MegaBait1616 the second Gen was a lot better, but the cool factor puts blinders on the actual crumminess of it. Don’t get me wrong, it probably is the best true backpack 9mm carbine, but I’ll take a PC Carbine over smallest / foldiest anyday.
@@crankygunreviews , Yeah they upgraded front sight and stock.. lil better and has a Pic. Rail still not as good as a Ruger.... The guts, feed ramp, screws and lousy cheek weld is the same.. Be Well and Keep America Great 👍..
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Is it a justified rifle? It's not for hunting?
Good for hunting varmints to maybe 75 yards. I would not use it for hunting though. More like a close quarters self defense weapon, or SHTF gun to carry with a 9mm pistol as well.
According to Trudeau, rifles not made for hunting will be banned.
@@spitfireaace what a tool-
@@spitfireaace glad I live in the USA
WARNING !! THE RUGER PC CARBINE CAN BE HABBIT FORMING. !! SHOOTER CAN GET ADDICTED AND CAUSE SERIOUS AMMO SHORTAGES !! HAHA
Very true!
YOU BOUGHT A HIGH POINT! HIGH POINT is CRAP they are worthless!! NEVER EVER buy a high point, it does not make what you do to it is still crap. If you did a turd in gold it is still a turd, high point is a turd!
They’re reliable, and to some that is all that matters
@Cranky Gun Reviews I have never heard of one being reliable! I have Never own one and never will. Want something reliable than get a Smith&Wesson ,H&K ,Springfield Armory, FN, Kel-tech, but never a high point!
@@DeanRazorsArmory you’re not looking that hard then- look at TFB torture tests on High Point, demo ranch torture tests. And from my personal experience, I put over 500 rounds through mine with no hiccups. A whole bucket-o-bullets in one trip, a couple hundred steel cases, hollowpoint… I was happy with the reliability, but past 30 or 40 yards the accuracy wasnt that good, I hated the springy buttpad, the front sight needed to be drifted way over so the rear sight was centered, and I hated that the firing pin was the ejector. But my 995TS was 100% reliable.
HI 👉 POINT IS JUNK ONLY A OPINION.
The quality isn’t great, but they’re reliable. “Junk” is relative. If it works, it’s not really junk, but they’re are varying degrees of quality
WHY don't you already have a Glock 17 or 19 ?
Because in my state you can only buy pre-bans and they’re usualy beat to crap and super expensive. Also they’re ugly. But I probably will get a Glock 17 someday