Ruger PC Carbine

I want one.

https://ruger.com/products/pcCarbine/models.html

Assuming there are no major flaws in the design, it looks like a terrific option. I'd like one too.

Sounds like the Ruger Police Carbine redux.

Yup, only updated and upgraded.

9mm is great, but 10mm would be awesome.

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I had one of the originals in 40 s&w when they first came out. It shot great. Would love to see one in 10mm!

Looks like the bastard love child of a keltec and a 10/22.

its for everyone who cant afford a real AR style rifle


they will sell a million

Reminds me of their old 44mag semiauto. Always wanted one of those...now I want this.

I think the fact that they ship with a Glock mag adapter will sell a lot of them. I will be getting one hopefully.

Costs more than a budget AR.

I had one of the originals in .40 cal...I was really lucky if I could hold it on a paper dinner plate at 100 yds..
I don't have it anymore.

Mikey likes it! He can't afford it, but if he can sell a gun at a good enough price at the San Antonio show this weekend, he'll be ordering one!

Ok, I want one.

Engineers took turns beating it with the ugly stick.

theu are ugly

whats the cost?

MSRP is $659, which for Ruger means actual retail is what, $499-$529, maybe?

For a little more...

http://fm-products.com

I couldn't find a budget AR for less

Whittakers is asking $478.99 for the new Ruger PC.

The sell the S&W AR (Sport II) for $493.99 and the Ruger AR556 for $495.99

Budget AR in 9mm using Glock mags: PSA
(this one was $530 delivered - on sale - could have been under $500 with different options).

I bet it is fun to shoot!

I think its a neat idea for shooting suppressed. 147 grain should be nice out of that. Especially for someone who is recoil sensitive like an older person, kids or maybe new shooters.

Here's links to a half dozen.
$350

$399

$459

$399

$487

$399

Maybe in Obama AR dollars....you can pick up 223/5.56 ARs for under 400.00.

And a nice PSA AR9 for a little more.

Think the cool thing about it is it uses Glock or ruger mags, and takes down like the 10/22 takedown- no tools. Other than that, think it tries to spilt the difference between hi point carbine and pistol caliber ARs.

Ruger had this rifle long before hipoint, and pretty sure way before pistol caliber ar style rifles, not sure when they discontinued the original. I bought mine in 1997. Of course back then they only accepted ruger pistol mags. Ruger basically made a few changes to a rifle they made 20+ years ago.

The thing that looks a little awkward is the magwell looks too big for the mags, I wish it were a little slimmer. Also, I'd love to cut about 6" off that barrel and turn it into an SBR.