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A perfect ‘Black Friday’ present: Ruger’s ‘new’ PCC
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Perhaps the best way to envision Ruger’s new P.C.C. (that is, its Pistol Caliber Carbine) is to imagine their universally admired 10-22 carbine pumped up on steroids. Every aspect of that lithe little .22 LR autoloader has been beefed up and man-sized to create a stout, dead-reliable 9mm Luger (9x19 mm) carbine that is darn near ideal for plinking fun, PCC action competition, and home defensive duties. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(11/23/2018)
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| I bought one back in early October. This IS a nice carbine! If you like pistol caliber longarm you really can't beat this .... it's sorta10-2w/M1 carbine-ish. Light handy and pointable! |
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PHORTO
(11/23/2018)
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| If they made a variant that would accept Beretta 92 mags, I'd consider buying one. |
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