Ruger PCC now in .40S&W

[McSull]

Wheres the .45?

[Edg]

Because there is a pretty big difference between the number of people who say "FUCK YEAH I WANT THAT" and the number who will actually pull out their wallets.

I would open my wallet in a second to anyone who produced a decent 10mm carbine. Maybe even a lever action.

[Ronin]

I would open my wallet in a second to anyone who produced a decent 10mm carbine. Maybe even a lever action.

Buy a Hi-Point. They're actually really good rifles. Ugly as sin, but they're decently accurate and reliable. Also the least expensive 10mm carbine on the market.

[bigdawgbeav]

According to one of the Ruger reps at NRAAM the new handguard IS going to be available as an aftermarket purchase. Personally I'm going with this one: https://taccom3g.com/product/ulw-han...er-pc-carbine/

I'm using mine for Steel Challenge so shaving weight for faster transitions is preferred.

[Fortytwo]

Buy a Hi-Point. They're actually really good rifles. Ugly as sin, but they're decently accurate and reliable. Also the least expensive 10mm carbine on the market.

But a Hi-Point carbine will not take the Glock-20 magazines that I already have a bunch of... Bummer.

[Berncly]

Same here! I said back at the end of 2017, when the original PCC came out, that I will be holding out for one in .40. Here it comes, finally.
http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.ph...96#post3696896

I must be excited by this news... I just broke my nearly one-year-old radio silence on this forum to post this reply. LOL

Welcome back.

[Ronin]

But a Hi-Point carbine will not take the Glock-20 magazines that I already have a bunch of... Bummer.

Buy a MechTech upper for your Glock 20. Problem solved.

[Fortytwo]

Welcome back.

Thanks! It is nice to feel welcomed.

[Fortytwo]

Buy a MechTech upper for your Glock 20. Problem solved.

Interesting... it is good to know that they are available, both for Glock 20 and XD(M) .40. Thanks!

But wow, the combined price for the gun and the kit totals over $1000. That is pretty steep for what essentially would be a range toy! Especially when a real carbine (i.e. an AR) can be had for under $400 nowadays.

I might yet get a Hi-Point 10mm, LOL.

[Gunsnwater]

Same here! I said back at the end of 2017, when the original PCC came out, that I will be holding out for one in .40. Here it comes, finally.
http://forum.pafoa.org/showthread.ph...96#post3696896

I must be excited by this news... I just broke my nearly one-year-old radio silence on this forum to post this reply. LOL

So you’re not "no longer with us". Good for you!

Why would a company not make this in 10mm....I see all these carbines, 10mm would be perfect for but noone builds them.....except boutiques and hi point.

Because they got to suck the money out of our wallets year by year.

Because there is a pretty big difference between the number of people who say "FUCK YEAH I WANT THAT" and the number who will actually pull out their wallets.

Shouldn’t they just make them handle both like 12ga 2 3/4, 3in?

Wheres the .45?

My 1st thought.

Buy a Hi-Point. They're actually really good rifles. Ugly as sin, but they're decently accurate and reliable. Also the least expensive 10mm carbine on the market.

Like these babies aren’t beat with the ugly stick.

According to one of the Ruger reps at NRAAM the new handguard IS going to be available as an aftermarket purchase. Personally I'm going with this one: https://taccom3g.com/product/ulw-han...er-pc-carbine/
I'm using mine for Steel Challenge so shaving weight for faster transitions is preferred.

Got to love the uninformed folks at the mother ships. Or are they trying to sell as many guns as possible?