Best PCC?

[Noah_Zark]

Sterling MkIV SMG, which also happens to be a handy 8" barreled PCC with stock extended, in either semi- or automatic fire:



The most reliable SMG / 9mm PCC I've ever owned or fired.

Noah

[KCJones]

Sorry. It had to be done sooner or later.

Yup. Hi Point isn't 'the best' but on a dollars/value basis it rocks. I've been seriously considering getting one.

[KCJones]

Ruger PC9 worth considering too at ~650 street price.

[iUxTc]

PCC are for target shooting, therefore .22LR, therefore the ruger 10/22 https://ruger.com/products/1022Carbine/models.html. enjoy!

[Emptymag]

Not sure if serious... ^^^

LOL

[iUxTc]

Not sure if serious... ^^^

LOL

Serious. The problem is people grab those pcc in a real situation and start to think they are as powerful as .223 or other rifle calibers. If you have time to get and carry something that big you need rifle cartridges.

[Emptymag]

Serious. The problem is people grab those pcc in a real situation and start to think they are as powerful as .223 or other rifle calibers. If you have time to get and carry something that big you need rifle cartridges.

LOL!

I'll get on the horn and let all the security details around the world know about this breaking development!

[bigandy1966]

Since there are pistols chambered in .30 carbine,
I say the M1 30 carbin

[tallbump]

Serious. The problem is people grab those pcc in a real situation and start to think they are as powerful as .223 or other rifle calibers. If you have time to get and carry something that big you need rifle cartridges.

I actually think this way, too. If you're grabbing a rifle (carbine) in a defensive situation shoot a rifle caliber.

I went back and forth between a PCC and AR and ultimately settled on an AR for this reason.

[akley88]

i have a KR-9 and a Stribog Sp9a1 and either would be fine for inside a building but id still rather go with a rifle caliber.