New Ruger PC Carbine

[Delkal]

This carbine in .45 acp. would find it's way into my gun safe, and if they release a 10mm model, I'd add that caliber to my collection.

I want them to bring their 44 Mag back

[Fortytwo]

if they release a 10mm model, I'd add that caliber to my collection.

I like the way you think.

PC10

Dear Ruger,
DO IT!

Yes, please! I get a bunch of G20 mags already for it, too.

OTOH, has there ever been a Ruger pistol, or anything, in 10mm? The lack of a "native" Ruger 10mm magazine might sadly be an indicator that this will never happen.

[cephas]

I want them to bring their 44 Mag back

I do too.
It could sell well in those states west of us recently opening up their deer hunting to rifles with straight wall cases.
As far as ruger and 10mm's.
https://ruger.com/products/sr1911/specSheets/6739.html
Ruger 10mm 1911 recently introduced.
Saw decent write up in Dillon Blue Press awhile ago about it.

[ethangsmith]

I definitely want to run my fingers all over one of these carbines. I'll also most likely buy one.

[39flathead]

I’ll look at one, the Glock mag version when they come out.
Might be good for one of the kids.
But I’ll probably hold off on buying one until another stock becomes available or they offer a wood stock model that doesn’t look so tarded.

[STBear]

I have a Marlin Camp 9. Need to replace the buffer before I shoot it. Since I don't have any Glocks using Glock mags in the new Ruger wouldn't benefit me other than they would be readily available. Kind of ugly but if it shoots.....

[39flathead]

I have a Marlin Camp 9. Need to replace the buffer before I shoot it. Since I don't have any Glocks using Glock mags in the new Ruger wouldn't benefit me other than they would be readily available. Kind of ugly but if it shoots.....

Factory new G17 mags can be found on sale for $18-20, normal price is $25.
The Magpul Glock mags are about $14 for 17rnd mags.
The Korean 50rnd Glock drums are under $50 on sale.
Police trade in factory G17 mags can be found once in a while for $12-15.
Factory Glock 33rnd happy sticks can be had for about $35.

Glock mags are currently cheap and plentiful.

Just something to keep in mind if you do decide to look into getting one.

[Hodgie]

I’ll look at one, the Glock mag version when they come out.
Might be good for one of the kids.
But I’ll probably hold off on buying one until another stock becomes available or they offer a wood stock model that doesn’t look so tarded.

The nice thing is they all come with the Glock mag well conversion.

[DukeConnor]

My only reservation is the mag well conversions. They can be problematic.

[gizzymo]

Yep! It's now on my list.