Ruger PC Charger 9mm - just picked it up

**Hodgie** · July 8th, 2020, 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by Gunsnwater

I*m sorry but if you*re not using glock brand magazines I wouldn*t mention feeding issues.

I tend to agree.

I have KCI mags that work just fine in any Glock handgun I have however they won’t even lock into my PAK-9 Ak pistol due to slight geometry differences vs standard Glock OEM mags. ETS clear mags seem to work for me in that particular pistol however they won’t drop free. OEM Glock mags and some of the newer 22 round Magpul’s work fine.

**Ronin** · July 8th, 2020, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by highrollerz2323

I just picked up one of these chargers from tanners actually. Added a sig Romeo 5 and the sba4 brace. Instant tack driver... BUT, it also had 7 issues in the first 100 rounds. 5 stove pipes and 2 cases where the next round did not come in at the right angle to go in the chamber all the way. Possible break in issue, possible mag issue. I'm hoping for a the mag. One is a smoked 22 rounder. Forget the brand. The other was kci 33 rounder. Now I'm a big fan of the kci mags. I have 14 of them in 45 cal that all function flawlessly in a kids vector. Hoping to shoot it more this weekend and see what happens.

Check your ejector - https://www.rugerforum.net/threads/s...jector.378587/

**Ronin** · July 8th, 2020, 10:49 AM

Originally Posted by Gunsnwater

I*m sorry but if you*re not using glock brand magazines I wouldn*t mention feeding issues.

Not unique to non-Glock mags. The PC Carbine has a known problem with the ejector. Bending it upwards until it just touches the bottom of the bolt usually resolves feeding issues.

**Gunsnwater** · July 9th, 2020, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Ronin

Not unique to non-Glock mags. The PC Carbine has a known problem with the ejector. Bending it upwards until it just touches the bottom of the bolt usually resolves feeding issues.

Does it? I guess its time to Google foo it.