I ordered and installed one of these about a month ago. My Exact Edge was either chipped prior to installation and I didn’t notice it, or it chipped (flaked off like obsidian) after firing 22 rounds (the only rounds I have through my rifle). I reinstalled the factory but have not shot it since. To clarify, the bottom 1/3 of the claw is what’s missing.
After watching the video, I think I'll purchase a carbine now. Read negative reviews earlier and now with the upgrades, you make it real simple and the firearm will last longer. Thanks
I ordered a bunch of stuff for the PC Carbine from your website with confidence as I've ordered upgrade parts for other guns I own from you previously with no complaints. My PC Carbine is still new with about 300 rds through it so this is a pre-emptive undertaking as mine is still functioning perfectly.
Really excited by these upgrades. Looking forward to seeing a stronger ejector as well. The ejectors have been widely known to deform over time as well due to the steel in them. I definitely think you guys could do a better job there.
I'll second the stainless retainer clip and new buffer and suggest two items. 1. Stronger ejector plate and 2. (for the FF handguard models) picatinny rail section to replace the rear sight. Thanks for responding so quickly to your customers
I installed MCarbo's extractor last year and my PCC was operating without malfunction for ~1500 rounds of Norma 124 gr TMJ ammo. On the last range visit, I started getting stove pipes, so took my Ruger apart for cleaning, and found that the 'claw' got completely worn out or broke off. For now, I replaced the edge extractor with the one I got from Tandemcross as a spare, and will be watching the part more closely now. I ordered another MCarbo's extractor - now its going to be a spare.
After 400 rounds I noticed the ejection was starting to get sluggish. Then after my first failure to eject I installed the exact edge extractor, bolt head pins ,and recoil buffer and it's been running like a top ever since. Ejected brass gets flung way out again.
I bought my Ruer PC about a year ago. What do you do when you have a new toy like this? You go to youtube to find out about it. I came acoss MCARBO last fall and finally got around to beginning with upgrades at Christmas. I'm loving that charger handle. When you're on a fixed income, you can't buy it all at once. This month, I'll be buying the extractor and the shock buffer. I already have the trigger group pins and recoil spring retainer. I'm looking forward to getting the upgrades paid for and installed. As I was deciding what I could afford each month, it suddenly occurred to me that Ruger could build the rifle with quality parts like this BUT then it'd be more expensive and old skinflints like me wouldn't buy it. Bottom line, I'll spend an extra hundred or so dollars to up-grade but not to buy a more expensive rifle. Ain't life grand.
Just an update , purchased these upgrades also the trigger , new shock pad and also the bolt knob and bolt lock, gun now works flawlessly no more stove piping , shootover 100 rounds yesterday and couldn't be happier, Thanks MCabo!!
Replacing all the innards of my ruger pc9, which are prone to fail, with mcarbo kit..with an mlock rail (from competitor) my pc9 will be a bad mama Jama..thanks mcarbo
I just bought a new pc carbine. First day of shooting, stovepipe every other round. Took the entire gun apart, cleaned and oiled. Got it to shoot 10 rounds before Failure to eject. Your video has the most useful information on the inner working parts of the gun . Learned so much about it from your video. Ordered these parts as well as the buffer.
I would love to get the steel buffer & steel retaining clip! The extractor & new pins are a must! No more stove pipes! And it's extremely easy to change out the extractor & pins.
Between this video and comments on Reddit, I ordered these two parts, the extractor and the pins. Taking them out of the bag now, with your instructions here I feel confident that I can install these. I'll definitely let y'all know how the gun functions.... Hopefully I can make it to the range today. Was very disappointed with the fact that this Ruger was having stovepipes every 4th or 5th round. Hopefully this clears up the double feeding issue too.
Installed the parts yesterday. The Mcarbo extractor and the pin set to hold the bolt and extractor. Range report: the gun functioned almost perfectly now! I only had one malfunction where it tried to double feed. It's currently August of 2020 so ammo is hard to find. Thus I only shot 110 rounds through it, but I went from a stovepipe every 4th or 5th round (*edit: to not having any stovepipes at all.*) Consider this my recommendation that you buy these products.
Just installed this, SUPER easy!! Appreciate the walk through. I will get the trigger springs as well as the new pins. Might go all out and get the upgrades buffer block and spring....
This is no joke. I took my Ruger PCC to the range yesterday to shoot it one last time in it's original configuration and it was jamming and stove pipping all day. I thought you were exaggerating! Haha.
Thanks for making the vids. I just ordered it all (except springs, there is no springs anymore) do it all at once before its even shot n save the factory parts for 500 rounds in a pinch.
That’s okay, Ruger sells them cheap and we get to shoot them right away instead of having to save up. And then if you can afford it MCarbo steps up and we get to put in some sweat equity. Not everyone has enough money to buy that level of quality, so capitalism steps in and we are all happy.
Wow! This is awesome...I wanted a Ruger PC Carbine, but held off because of the stove pipe problems...I had pretty much wrote the rifle off until I saw this video...great job! Thank U :)
OK so it's 2021 now and I have just purchased this along with the other internal mods Super easy with this and other very HELPFUL vid's ......Thanks MCARBO
I like the idea of changing out all the parts that have an obvious potential to fail. Do you, by chance, offer a kit with all the upgrade parts you guys make for the pc carbine? I'd be interested in buying that, especially if it's cheaper than buying individual pieces.
I second that idea. I think about getting one also with the adjustable stock but would like to get a upgrade kit... seems to be a good firearm with stock cheap parts cause 500 rounds is nothing to shoot.but I guess that first 500 will tell the truth a about a firearm
thanks for info... my new carbine had two ejection failures with each of the 8 Ruger Mags using various factory ammo. My second outing and after installing mcarbo extractor had only two stove pipes with Tula steel, the brass and aluminum ejected 100% great. So will see how things go.
Just installed these parts plus the buffer pad and charging handle. My weapon is new, and based on this video, and the known issue with the weapon, I installed them moments ago. Super easy to do and now I have faith in the reliability of my carbine. A better instructional video would be hard to find. Thanks, Chris.
Not sure how realistic it is given the design of the firearm, but as l’d love to see an ambi safety. I shoot long guns left-handed since l don’t have the use of my right eye. Great parts from MCARBO and great installation videos. Keep them coming!
I seen on the forums wasn't only the extractor it was the ejector bending. The ejector from the other magazine block swapped out was the fix. Slamming in the mag maybe the cause with the weak steel used.
Kind of a minor request, but how about a cover bolt/screw to hide the opposite side of the charging handle attachment, another words to hide those threads of the side that's not being used.
As always, great work! Can't wait for the buffer, spring, and and retaining clip! Happy new year and can't wait to see what you guys are doing ing 2020! Let's make Ruger PCC great again! Haha!
On the PC Carbine Chassis Ruger omitted the front sight because they wouldn’t line up right with the ergonomics. If there was a pic rail to attach to the hand guard that would sit flush with the factory pic rail on the receiver, it would increase optic and sight options.
Got this installed in may RUGER PC chassis carbine, along with EVERY other M*CARBO product for this carbine (except discontinued internal trigger parts). After 800 rounds with all types of ammo everything works perfectly. **PLEASE make a better GLOCK mag well adaptor that fits GLOCK magazines so they don't wobble when firing the carbine.
@@MCARBO the lack of springs is an issue. Imo you are the carbine/charger guy, if you dont do it.... i feel strange im 5 mins from changing buffer, retainer, bolt pins, extractor pin, extractor... but putting all oem springs in. Feels sacreligious :-(
My question is…. By replacing the bolt head pins with hardened steel (A2 tool steel) pins, won’t the holes those pins go into now take the abuse, wear and tear from the A2 tool steel parts??? In other words, I’d be afraid of the bolt head made probably of a mild steel, wearing out faster now because the A2 hardened pins are delivering a punishment onto the softer steel Ruger factory parts the pins fit into. Wouldn’t placing hardened steel against a softer steel and where both parts “collide” and rub into one another, then something’s got to give right??? MCARBO, what say you about this please???
Yup mine ran perfect for the first 400 rounds and has turned into a stovepipe factory and Living in Canada with the closed borders getting these great parts is just about impossible SHIT!
I got the tandemkross upgraded internals and it still failed to eject, anybody else in the same situation? Looking to get the MCarbo upgraded internals
@@chadhaire1711 with the m carbo extractor it seems like the stovepipes have gone away. Not too sure if its because I've switched ammo or if the carbine just needed to break in. But nonetheless, no malfunctions since switching extractors.
We tested the hardness of the bolt head when designing to ensure it didn't create more problems down the road. The pins match the hardness of the bolt head, as we heat treated the A2 pins to match.
I ended up here because my NEW PCC from RUGER with MLOK RAIL, AR style grip & stock won’t EJECT ANY TIPTON “Snap Caps”. WTF???? FWIW, I did swap out the Ruger mag adapter for the “Glock” adapter. --->>>> UPDATED: I did something I did not wanna do at home. I put a LIVE round in the mag WITH SAFETY ON. I racked it AND.... the live round flew out FAST at 90 degrees. Apparently I cannot conduct a good test with my Tipton Snapcaps with my Ruger PC9 (bought Dec 2019, latest & greatest). However, I still believe, based on Tipton SnapCap tests, that there’s a problem with the OEM parts (EJECTOR & PINS) & will need replacing.
What about your bolt sping ? Do you still make hem? Is desirable to have a stronger return spring ( bolt spring) when shooting 9mm 125 gr +P ammo? For the Ruger PC 9.
Emailed you folks a week ago, my PC9 extractor snapped off at the claw, I've not heard back. My friend who ordered the extractor based on my recommendation had his also snap last week. I'd like a response via email if you don't mind. Thanks.
Nothing to do with the PC Carbine which is a very good rifle even stock, (absolutely improved with many of these upgrades however). I was eyeballing a HiPoint Carbine at my local gun shop while shopping for the new style stocked PC, (not available in Canada yet so I’m waiting). Any parts in the future for that glorified paintball gun? Obviously there has to be a market before engineering happens but I am curious. (It’s so cheap I’ll probably buy it and shoot it like a rented mule before quickly selling and buying something else, or give it to a brother-in-law for Christmas or a birthday.
When you gonna have an extractor for the pc charger. Took mine out today 3 33 round glock mags like 3 ftf per mag and one light primer strike. Let me guess break in period?
@@gunnagunna8706 Same problem here. One of the pin went in easily but the other was very very tight, not deep enough and, more worryingly, very difficult to remove. I ended up giving up (I kept the two Ruger original parts) and only replaced the extractor, its pin, as well as the recoil spring cap. At first glance, the new extractor looks 100 times better. For the rest, it seems a little too marketing to me...
I installed the new bolt head pins, now the the bolt head doesn't have any travel. With the Ruger pins, the travel is maybe 1 mm. Is this normal? The rifle has never been fired.
The extractor breaks, 150 round lifespan. Cost me a pcc match. Since I am in Canada mcarbo or the seller will not replace. It was working well while it lasted but I am done buying your products when the Canadian sellers will not stand by your warranty.
MORE PC CARBINE PARTS HERE!
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I ordered and installed one of these about a month ago. My Exact Edge was either chipped prior to installation and I didn’t notice it, or it chipped (flaked off like obsidian) after firing 22 rounds (the only rounds I have through my rifle). I reinstalled the factory but have not shot it since. To clarify, the bottom 1/3 of the claw is what’s missing.
After watching the video, I think I'll purchase a carbine now. Read negative reviews earlier and now with the upgrades, you make it real simple and the firearm will last longer. Thanks
Just got my PCC back from Ruger. Time to continue my upgrades. Thanks.
Awesome! Let us know your results with the New PC Carbine Upgrades!
I ordered a bunch of stuff for the PC Carbine from your website with confidence as I've ordered upgrade parts for other guns I own from you previously with no complaints. My PC Carbine is still new with about 300 rds through it so this is a pre-emptive undertaking as mine is still functioning perfectly.
Really excited by these upgrades. Looking forward to seeing a stronger ejector as well. The ejectors have been widely known to deform over time as well due to the steel in them. I definitely think you guys could do a better job there.
Yes Sir, will see what we can do for the Ejector.
@@MCARBO Any progress?
I'll second the stainless retainer clip and new buffer and suggest two items. 1. Stronger ejector plate and 2. (for the FF handguard models) picatinny rail section to replace the rear sight. Thanks for responding so quickly to your customers
Awesome! In the works now. Thank you for voting!
I installed MCarbo's extractor last year and my PCC was operating without malfunction for ~1500 rounds of Norma 124 gr TMJ ammo. On the last range visit, I started getting stove pipes, so took my Ruger apart for cleaning, and found that the 'claw' got completely worn out or broke off. For now, I replaced the edge extractor with the one I got from Tandemcross as a spare, and will be watching the part more closely now. I ordered another MCarbo's extractor - now its going to be a spare.
Yes I'd love a stainless steel retaining clip great video!!
Roger that! In the works now!
After 400 rounds I noticed the ejection was starting to get sluggish. Then after my first failure to eject I installed the exact edge extractor, bolt head pins ,and recoil buffer and it's been running like a top ever since. Ejected brass gets flung way out again.
I bought my Ruer PC about a year ago. What do you do when you have a new toy like this? You go to youtube to find out about it. I came acoss MCARBO last fall and finally got around to beginning with upgrades at Christmas. I'm loving that charger handle. When you're on a fixed income, you can't buy it all at once. This month, I'll be buying the extractor and the shock buffer. I already have the trigger group pins and recoil spring retainer. I'm looking forward to getting the upgrades paid for and installed. As I was deciding what I could afford each month, it suddenly occurred to me that Ruger could build the rifle with quality parts like this BUT then it'd be more expensive and old skinflints like me wouldn't buy it. Bottom line, I'll spend an extra hundred or so dollars to up-grade but not to buy a more expensive rifle. Ain't life grand.
Just an update , purchased these upgrades also the trigger , new shock pad and also the bolt knob and bolt lock, gun now works flawlessly no more stove piping , shootover 100 rounds yesterday and couldn't be happier, Thanks MCabo!!
Replacing all the innards of my ruger pc9, which are prone to fail, with mcarbo kit..with an mlock rail (from competitor) my pc9 will be a bad mama Jama..thanks mcarbo
Looking forward to the new buffer and the steel retaining clip would be a good idea.
Roger that! Thanks Brother for voting!
I just bought a new pc carbine. First day of shooting, stovepipe every other round. Took the entire gun apart, cleaned and oiled. Got it to shoot 10 rounds before Failure to eject. Your video has the most useful information on the inner working parts of the gun . Learned so much about it from your video. Ordered these parts as well as the buffer.
so did they work???
I would love to get the steel buffer & steel retaining clip!
The extractor & new pins are a must! No more stove pipes! And it's extremely easy to change out the extractor & pins.
Awesome! Thanks Brother for sharing your results! New Buffer and Retaining Clip are almost ready!
Saved my gun! Best $30.00 bucks spent ever!
Between this video and comments on Reddit, I ordered these two parts, the extractor and the pins.
Taking them out of the bag now, with your instructions here I feel confident that I can install these. I'll definitely let y'all know how the gun functions.... Hopefully I can make it to the range today.
Was very disappointed with the fact that this Ruger was having stovepipes every 4th or 5th round.
Hopefully this clears up the double feeding issue too.
Installed the parts yesterday. The Mcarbo extractor and the pin set to hold the bolt and extractor.
Range report: the gun functioned almost perfectly now! I only had one malfunction where it tried to double feed. It's currently August of 2020 so ammo is hard to find.
Thus I only shot 110 rounds through it, but I went from a stovepipe every 4th or 5th round (*edit: to not having any stovepipes at all.*) Consider this my recommendation that you buy these products.
Just installed this, SUPER easy!! Appreciate the walk through. I will get the trigger springs as well as the new pins. Might go all out and get the upgrades buffer block and spring....
This is no joke. I took my Ruger PCC to the range yesterday to shoot it one last time in it's original configuration and it was jamming and stove pipping all day. I thought you were exaggerating! Haha.
Awesome! Thanks Brother for sharing your results. Glad to hear the improvement!
Thanks for making the vids. I just ordered it all (except springs, there is no springs anymore) do it all at once before its even shot n save the factory parts for 500 rounds in a pinch.
Watching in 2024. Good stuff. Thanks.
I’m in the waiting period for my PC Carbine now… gonna order these before I even get it!
You guys are awesome. BZ!... Finishing the quality control that Ruger neglected to complete.
Yes Sir, we appreciate that! Thank you
That’s okay, Ruger sells them cheap and we get to shoot them right away instead of having to save up. And then if you can afford it MCarbo steps up and we get to put in some sweat equity. Not everyone has enough money to buy that level of quality, so capitalism steps in and we are all happy.
Wow! This is awesome...I wanted a Ruger PC Carbine, but held off because of the stove pipe problems...I had pretty much wrote the rifle off until I saw this video...great job! Thank U :)
OK so it's 2021 now and I have just purchased this along with the other internal mods
Super easy with this and other very HELPFUL vid's ......Thanks MCARBO
So glad you released the extractor, thank you!
I like the idea of changing out all the parts that have an obvious potential to fail. Do you, by chance, offer a kit with all the upgrade parts you guys make for the pc carbine? I'd be interested in buying that, especially if it's cheaper than buying individual pieces.
I like the way your thinking! We don't have one yet....but will have to put one together. Let me work on that today.
I second that idea. I think about getting one also with the adjustable stock but would like to get a upgrade kit... seems to be a good firearm with stock cheap parts cause 500 rounds is nothing to shoot.but I guess that first 500 will tell the truth a about a firearm
Just bought my pccarbine. Thanks for the helpful content
thanks for info... my new carbine had two ejection failures with each of the 8 Ruger Mags using various factory ammo. My second outing and after installing mcarbo extractor had only two stove pipes with Tula steel, the brass and aluminum ejected 100% great. So will see how things go.
Awesome video. Used it to give a detail cleaning to my pc9. Thanks !
Awesome! Glad to hear it was helpful. Thanks Brother for your support!
Just installed these parts plus the buffer pad and charging handle. My weapon is new, and based on this video, and the known issue with the weapon, I installed them moments ago. Super easy to do and now I have faith in the reliability of my carbine. A better instructional video would be hard to find.
Thanks, Chris.
Thanks Brother, we appreciate your Support!
Not sure how realistic it is given the design of the firearm, but as l’d love to see an ambi safety. I shoot long guns left-handed since l don’t have the use of my right eye. Great parts from MCARBO and great installation videos. Keep them coming!
Awesome! Thanks Brother for your support! Will see what we can do!
A binary trigger will give you that.
I seen on the forums wasn't only the extractor it was the ejector bending. The ejector from the other magazine block swapped out was the fix. Slamming in the mag maybe the cause with the weak steel used.
Kind of a minor request, but how about a cover bolt/screw to hide the opposite side of the charging handle attachment, another words to hide those threads of the side that's not being used.
I almost bought a second handle just to address this issue
@@DarkSentencer i did n put the oem on the other side. That TK hook thing is great.
I got a handle for each side.
Thanks for all the great video's, and your great products
Nice Job MCarbo!
Yes, make new buffer and stainless clip...I'll purchase it!
Awesome! Thanks Brother. In the works now!
Ordering right now, thank you
Awesome! Thanks Brother. Let us know your results!
As always, great work! Can't wait for the buffer, spring, and and retaining clip! Happy new year and can't wait to see what you guys are doing ing 2020! Let's make Ruger PCC great again! Haha!
Haha..Yes Sir Make it Great Again! We appreciate your support Brother!
@@MCARBO I just bought almost everything you have for the Ruger PCC and will keep checking for the new items. Thanks again@\!
On the PC Carbine Chassis Ruger omitted the front sight because they wouldn’t line up right with the ergonomics. If there was a pic rail to attach to the hand guard that would sit flush with the factory pic rail on the receiver, it would increase optic and sight options.
Hi Chris .Show us the ware on the MCARBO stuff after 500/1000 rounds
500 it looks great. It needs to warm up to state forest shoot. Give me till may and I should be up to 1500.
@@diegomontoya3065 any updates?
You guys are doing great things! Just got my pc9, will be ordering some upgrades from you guys. Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks Dale. We appreciate your support Brother!
Got this installed in may RUGER PC chassis carbine, along with EVERY other M*CARBO product for this carbine (except discontinued internal trigger parts). After 800 rounds with all types of ammo everything works perfectly.
**PLEASE make a better GLOCK mag well adaptor that fits GLOCK magazines so they don't wobble when firing the carbine.
The ejector in the mag conversion bends causing most the stove pipes
I would love to see a mag release that could be activated by the trigger finger. Would be huge for competition shooting.
Roger that. Added the idea to the list!
I'm surprised you don't sell/offer a "high performace" Extractor SPRING to go along with the new extractor.
Good point..will see what we can do.
@@MCARBO the lack of springs is an issue. Imo you are the carbine/charger guy, if you dont do it.... i feel strange im 5 mins from changing buffer, retainer, bolt pins, extractor pin, extractor... but putting all oem springs in. Feels sacreligious :-(
I would be interested in Higher Front & Rear sights so it can cowitness with a red dot on the picatinny rails.
Roger that! Will see what we can do.
I have over 2k rounds thru my carbine wirhout a single malfunction. Just lucky i guess. I am ordering all the parts mcarbo has tho
My question is…. By replacing the bolt head pins with hardened steel (A2 tool steel) pins, won’t the holes those pins go into now take the abuse, wear and tear from the A2 tool steel parts??? In other words, I’d be afraid of the bolt head made probably of a mild steel, wearing out faster now because the A2 hardened pins are delivering a punishment onto the softer steel Ruger factory parts the pins fit into. Wouldn’t placing hardened steel against a softer steel and where both parts “collide” and rub into one another, then something’s got to give right??? MCARBO, what say you about this please???
Good question
Still no answer from MCARBO.
still no response. Tandem seems to be more open to answering questions.
That would be good for the retainer clip.
That’s awesome great video keep up the great work
Thanks Brother for your Support! More on the way for the PC Carbine!
Seems like the firearm is well made but you got to replace every thing in it
Yup mine ran perfect for the first 400 rounds and has turned into a stovepipe factory and Living in Canada with the closed borders getting these great parts is just about impossible SHIT!
So ruger ptsu out a rifle that gets shitty reliability after a 1000 rounds?
I got the tandemkross upgraded internals and it still failed to eject, anybody else in the same situation? Looking to get the MCarbo upgraded internals
I am in the same exact situation. Did you ever switch to MCarbo? I just placed my order. Hoping it fixes my stovepipe issues.
@@jamesgarganera665 well??? what happened
@@chadhaire1711 with the m carbo extractor it seems like the stovepipes have gone away. Not too sure if its because I've switched ammo or if the carbine just needed to break in. But nonetheless, no malfunctions since switching extractors.
Any plans for a bolt head pin kit for the .40 cal PC Carbine?
Are you guna start making the recoil spring again. I’d like to get one but they’re not on your website.
If you add the tool steel pins does it transfer the wear to the bolt head? Since it is now probably the softer metal.
We tested the hardness of the bolt head when designing to ensure it didn't create more problems down the road. The pins match the hardness of the bolt head, as we heat treated the A2 pins to match.
I ended up here because my NEW PCC from RUGER with MLOK RAIL, AR style grip & stock won’t EJECT ANY TIPTON “Snap Caps”. WTF???? FWIW, I did swap out the Ruger mag adapter for the “Glock” adapter.
--->>>> UPDATED: I did something I did not wanna do at home. I put a LIVE round in the mag WITH SAFETY ON. I racked it AND.... the live round flew out FAST at 90 degrees. Apparently I cannot conduct a good test with my Tipton Snapcaps with my Ruger PC9 (bought Dec 2019, latest & greatest). However, I still believe, based on Tipton SnapCap tests, that there’s a problem with the OEM parts (EJECTOR & PINS) & will need replacing.
When is the buffer and spring clip coming out?
I just purchased one of these in 2023. Has Ruger upgraded this part for late model pc9s?
Had issues at tonight’s match. Not extracting cost me big time on the score board. Mine is brand new maybe only 150rds through it so far.
Sorry to hear that....but can't say I'm surprised. It's happening to everyone. Pick up the New A2 Extractor and put it through the paces.....
What about an ejector (not extractor) replacement as the original seems to deform with time.
Take my money.
What about your bolt sping ? Do you still make hem? Is desirable to have a stronger return spring ( bolt spring) when shooting 9mm 125 gr +P ammo? For the Ruger PC 9.
Emailed you folks a week ago, my PC9 extractor snapped off at the claw, I've not heard back.
My friend who ordered the extractor based on my recommendation had his also snap last week.
I'd like a response via email if you don't mind.
Thanks.
Please make a ejector for it too!
Nothing to do with the PC Carbine which is a very good rifle even stock, (absolutely improved with many of these upgrades however). I was eyeballing a HiPoint Carbine at my local gun shop while shopping for the new style stocked PC, (not available in Canada yet so I’m waiting). Any parts in the future for that glorified paintball gun? Obviously there has to be a market before engineering happens but I am curious. (It’s so cheap I’ll probably buy it and shoot it like a rented mule before quickly selling and buying something else, or give it to a brother-in-law for Christmas or a birthday.
Hi John, we've got a lot in the works for the PC Carbine...as well as the Hi Point Carbine. Keep checking back with us! www.mcarbo.com/
Excellent - do we need to replace the extractor spring too?
I don't see the bundle for all the PC Upgrades. No more bundle ?
I think any up grade U can make would be greatly appreciated by all us pc9 owner's. I will be looking for a full upgrade kit from U all
Hey if my Ruger pc carbine didn’t come with an Exact Edge Extractor or a Spring do u guys sell those on your website
Should the extractor have a little oil on it or no oil?
Does anyone know if this issue is still prevalent in the Ruger PC 9 chassis model?
Wow............
Why not include all the pins in one kit.?
Roger that...will do.
Do you ship to France please?
Not sure if you even still respond to this since it's over 3 years ago but would these upgrades work for the PC Charger?
When you gonna have an extractor for the pc charger. Took mine out today 3 33 round glock mags like 3 ftf per mag and one light primer strike. Let me guess break in period?
Please call our Tech Dept. 727-223-1816 ext 2
After watching this i decided to keep my mini-30 and sell my carbine.Was going to do the reverse before i watched this.
Are the tool steel pin hardened? If so , won't the hardened pins damage the bolt head?
No Sir, we tested the Bolt Head Rockwell Hardness and it's same RC rating as the pins.
What do you do when the bolt head pins won’t sit flush? And one gets stuck? I’m regretting spending a penny on any of these items
Any update did you figure it out?
@@gunnagunna8706 Same problem here. One of the pin went in easily but the other was very very tight, not deep enough and, more worryingly, very difficult to remove. I ended up giving up (I kept the two Ruger original parts) and only replaced the extractor, its pin, as well as the recoil spring cap. At first glance, the new extractor looks 100 times better. For the rest, it seems a little too marketing to me...
I installed the new bolt head pins, now the the bolt head doesn't have any travel. With the Ruger pins, the travel is maybe 1 mm. Is this normal? The rifle has never been fired.
so fire it and tell us what happened????????????
See my response to the previous comment (me too it did that).
The extractor breaks, 150 round lifespan. Cost me a pcc match. Since I am in Canada mcarbo or the seller will not replace. It was working well while it lasted but I am done buying your products when the Canadian sellers will not stand by your warranty.
Any update?
@@gunnagunna8706 - MCARBO took care of it. Shipped to a US address since they do not ship to Canada.
Ok, who knows of a gunsmith or genius in California that can do these mods for me ?! lol
If Ruger wasn't such a cheap ass company they would have made these parts right in the first place......you should sell these to Ruger...LOL