Look out Glock 48: The Mossberg MC2c is Here
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2020
- Mossberg has released a bigger (Glock 48 size) handgun, the MC2c, and we finally have a copy of it! This one holds 13 or 15 rounds of 9mm, depending on which of the two included magazines you use, provided you live in a free state of course. But, unlike the Mossberg MC1SC, this one can not use Glock magazines. We will also be doing some comparison videos soon using this new MC2c.
Link to review of Mossberg MC1SC: • Mossberg MC1 sc 9mm - ...
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Just picked one up yesterday...it’s exactly the same as my mc1 but a half inch longer barrel and a steel double stack magazine...I figured the mc1 needed a bigger brother 😂
Thanks HS. Great job. Good info. I wish I had taken a closer look at this firearm sooner.
I'm a Sig lover, and I have a Colt 45, and some other favorites of most collectors.
It has 416 stainless slide no other handguns in its price and category have that alone
Love what Mossberg is doing. Have the Shockwave, and MC1sc..but waiting/hoping for a 40cal. with 357sig and 9mm conversion kits. I like to train with cheaper 9mm but want to carry 357sig or 40..and have the MC1 as a back up.
I’ve had the SC model for a few months and it’s a perfect backup that I keep in a cargo pocket in my duty pants
You carry 2 guns? Damn Rambo lol
Nice video. I like the mc1sc and the mc2c side-by-side comparison.
Thank you.
Once they become more readily available, I'll be adding one of these to my collection. I have the MC1sc and love it. I wish that the MC2 was able to use Glock mags, like the MC1sc is.
Definitely gonna be my next edc
I have one and love it. Good video. Retail around 425 or so.
Thank you.
I have the mc1 and love it. May have to try the mc2c also. Great video and review.
Thank you.
Love mine, great shooter, alot easier to conceal than my G19.
Nice job on the video!!!!!
Thank you.
Speaking as a southpaw, of all the features on a handgun I want to be ambi or lefty, slide lock is lowest on my priority list. I can always slingshot, and that's less a hassle than a righty only mag release, for instance.
Oh man, love the late night blessing of a new hammerstriker video
@Charlie Charlie 5 dollar
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Thank you.
Another great video as always. I just bought another Sig Sauer today, and there is a reason for that. I added a $900 P226 because it’s a gun that’s twice as good as this Mossberg. So, I applaud their entry into the market, but I like all metal guns: legions, S&W 628, 1911. Life’s too short.
Thank you. The P226 is a pleasure to shoot.
Yeah, I like both metal and polymer guns, but I prefer pilymer frame pistols for carrying
I have my Mossey.
And I really love it.
😐👍👍
Reminded my a bit of the p365xl
It’s good looking
Actually, the MC1sc also has a flat trigger that’s identical to the one in the MC2.
You beat me to it. Love my MC1SC.
The recoil on that intro looked brutal. Thanks for the video.
I have one and it is brutal. However, it's a short barrel and thin grip so have to expect more felt recoil. It's not meant to be a plinking or competition gun. It is a perfect conceal gun just like they designed it to be. I have 1000+ rounds through mine with zero failures
How about, look out, Sig P365, & Springfield hellcat, the SCCY: DVG is here.!!!!!
Wish I could find one locally!
Sccy builds crappy guns
Lmfao sccy does not make guns on the same level as sig or Springfield.
Just a minor correction: the available Tritium Pro night sights are not the units that include fiber optics. The Tritium Pros are tritium-only, while other TruGlo sights are tritium + fiber optics.
Good review, do you think this pistol would be good as a purse gun ? Of course I would have a holster for it, keeping it safe. Also may look into the cross bolt safety version.
Thank you for any information in advance.
Just bought one last week can't wait to put some rounds through it
Had mine for about the same amount of time. Mine has been solid, only about 500 rounds, so far. I've shot a lot of other stuff, and really like the MC2C. How's yours been?
Okay, but when do we get the Subcompact version with the 10 or 11-round magazine? Would much rather a Mossberg than a SIG or HS Industries (Springfield Hellcat). I may get the Hellcat first, but really want a Mossberg.
It would be nice if they did that. The Hellcat is a nice gun that fills that role nicely for now.
It's out.. the Mc2sc and it's 12 and 16 rounds. It's a sweet pistol and my #1 EDC.
Thank you for showing the inside of the barrel, I was wondering if it was button rifling or polygonal
We try to remember to do that on all our videos, I am glad you like it.
This is on my want list. Slide dovetails are configured for SIG pattern sights.
Night Fision now makes night sights for this pistol.
4:00 "crossbolt safety [...] similar to a shotgun, and of course Mossberg is primarily known as a shotgun company" - Except that Mossberg shotguns do not use a crossbolt safety, they use top mounted sliding switch safety 🙃. Remington uses crossbolt.
That is true but that would not be an option on a pistol, so they went to the other common shotgun safety design.
@@HammerStriker And like you, I am not a fan, so I am glad it is optional.
The Mossberg 88 maverick has a crossbolt safety.
@@jayvids4u It does? Fascinating. How inconsistent. I've never seen it, will have to look for it.
They use it in the Maverick line
That looks like an apex trigger. Add a palm swell and this the death of the Smith and Wesson M&P
Prior to the Shield Plus being released… Your actually have a solid argument here.
I know you have quite a collection, and might not actually carry this, but have you found any reliable holsters for the mc2c? It's a great shooter but trying to find a holster for this that takes aftermarket sights and a light is almost impossible, and none of the big custom makers I know seem to have options for the mossberg pistols
Pyntek makes holsters for both the MC2C and the MC2SC
Just bought the MC2C. It's a good size for concealed carry. The ONLY thing I do not like about this gun is the trigger. It feels "cheap" and awkward due to the "safe takedown" system mossberg has.
Looks like a solid carry gun , good review as usual .
Thank you.
what is the price point?
Are those interchangeable with Glock mags like the MC1
No, they did not carry that particular feature forward. Most likely because Glock doesn't have anything in this form factor with the capacity they wanted to bring out.
Do a review of the stoeger STR 9
have anyone tried a 43X shield arms on this pistol
Do you think the cz 75 magazine would work for this gun?
I doubt it, I would be hesitant to try it because you can easily damage the gun or mag if it happens to lock in but something hits during cycling.
better than the beretta apx?
I bought one yesterday. Very nice! Two issues on initial inspection. One, I prefer more fencing around a firmer mag release button ala the FN FNS 9c which many say is too firm, but you don't want to bump it while carried and drop the mag. Two, extractor tension was very high causing lock up hesitation when test releasing slide on mag-fed brass-rimmed dummy round about 3/4" from lock up. Minor hesitation when sliding into battery can be okay, but this was too much in my opinion. Note: I am not jumping the extractor claw over the rim of a chambered round, I am just riding the slide to check for feeding hesitation. I removed the extractor, lightly honed the extractor claw outer edge and lightly radiused its lower corner and clipped 3/4 of a coil from the extractor spring and now will go into battery with significantly less hesitation now when slide held and released 3/8" from battery on dummy round. Before, the extractor tension was super firm and hard to move in situ with bare finger, but now medium firm tension which can now be moved with a firm bare finger. Extractor claw still has a very firm grip on rim of a test round on a bare slide. The gun shop's display model MC2c had significant creep at the wall, but the packaged example I bought was much better. I lightly polished the pyramid on the trigger bar that impinges on the striker safety plunger without removing any height and the trigger is quite good. Chopstick test: chopstick launched vertically an excellent 3 feet. Ready for range testing now. Tips on disassembly. With slide locked back and muzzle end firmly on a mouse pad to prevent slippage, slightly push up on rear plate while simultaneously depressing the plate button with your finger tip and then slide the plate down. There is not enough spring pressure to make the striker jump out of the striker tunnel (some 1911's can launch a firing pin doing this). Remove striker assembly before removing the slide. On reassembly, use the tip of the plate part way inserted to hold the yellow plastic striker guide down and then slip the plate up in place with a click. No tools needed. Tools could damage the delicate striker guide. The striker guide doesn't move when firing nor get much stress when firing. However, it could get damaged if you crunch it with a screw driver.
can you fire hard cast lead bullets in it ?
Yes, you can. Barrel has standard rifling. I use Black Bullets International's 125gr Cone Nose (polymer coated) with 3.4gr Titegroup OAL 1.1" excellent performance.
The P365 has a 15+1 capacity you have to buy the higher capacity magazine
Had one loved it sold cause I couldn’t find a holster for it.
Me too, I was going to order one, then I saw there are not holsters in the market for it
Desantis and a few other companies make holsters for it now...I have both models and they are amazing for the price 👍
Pyntek (Mark Pine Jr.) makes kydex holsters for Mossberg pistols.
David versus Goliath
like with my STEYR, this mossberg is much more reliable than a glock
I was expecting this to use Glock 43x/48 mags which in turn would allow it ro use S15 mags... great vid, meh gun.
Thank you.
Is the barrel proprietary?
Unlike AR/AK rifles, pretty much every pistol has a proprietary barrel designed by the manufacturer for that specific model.
@@HammerStriker Can the barrel shoot lead reload rounds unlike the Glock barrels the can go kaboom without barrel replacement from wolf and others with normal land and groove rifling ?
Can you put the red dot onto MC2c?
Not without modification that would include machining - they don't currently have an optics ready version.
@@HammerStriker Thanks for your response 👍 You are awesome!
Mossberg has recently released an optics-ready version of the MC2C. It also features tritium night sights (Truglo) and mag capacity has increased to 14/16 rounds.
Although I'm not sold on Mossberg handguns as on their shotguns, would still choose one over either Hi-Point or Taurus.
Ill take a Taurus
I have a Taurus TX 22, better and cheaper than my Glock 44
I like my taurus pistols. Almost 2k rounds thru my g2c and g3 and no issues what so ever
I have Taurus G2C. I was hesitant at first, but its a great shooter for the money spent.
Taurus does have more lemons than other manufacturers, but when you produce more firearms than anyone else it's bound to happen. I own 8 Taurus revolvers and 6 Taurus pistols. Had to send one 22lr pistol and one 38 spl revolver to Taurus for repair.
The takedown system is really similar to that of the Glock 46 (no, it's not a typo, Google it). I like it much better than the Glock bouncy spring sliver system.
The primary difference is that the G46 mechanism rotates the striker to move the sear hook out of the way. You don't actually remove the striker. Once that is done, you can move the slide forward further than normal and it will lift off, similar to an FN 5.7 and some others.
Never heard of the mc2c until today (8-8-22) would be great with their 12 gauge shotgun
A welcome Mossberg! That will for sure give Glock fans cause for worry... Semper Fidelis
Cause for worry.....that's hilarious.
the only thing the Glock cult has to worry about is them not putting out a new iGlock _every_ year for some reason.
its only .1" thinner than a g19 haha.. should just get a 19 for even better mag capacity and accessory options without any loss in concealability. the 48/43x make no sense either.
if you actually want a concealable gun, the 365 or hellcat are way smaller than that with the same cap
I have both a 19 and a 43x. I loved my 19, but have been carry my 43x since the day I got it. It's just lighter, thinner, more comfy to carry. Plus with the Shield arms mags you get the matching capacity of 15+1. Then I picked up another one with the extension for an additional 20. My only gripe with the 43x is the grip. I feel like they could have done more stippling. But I'm having that taken care of shortly anyway.
Just bought one. 115 gr ball round worked great. It would not handle Federal 124 JHP. Just light primer strikes. The same ammo worked great out of a Glock 19. Disappointing.
That is strange because when I perform the chopstick test, the striker on my MC2c will launch the chopstick an excellent 3 feet vertically. Try the chopstick test. You should scrub the striker tunnel and check the striker safety piston for binding. If the chopstick only dribbles out, you should send it back to Mossberg and get it fixed.
Add a Shield Arms 15 round flush fit magazine and a Glock 43X or 48 is a no brainer IMHO.
I agree. But let's consider a couple things here. I'm sure we all know people who own guns but aren't gun nuts. The Mossberg comes from a reputable company, has better out of box sights than the Glock, and currently doesn't require chasing down the Shield Arms mags to extend the capacity. So maybe for people that just want a ready to go gun this is a better option. I do prefer the Glock but I'm willing to pay the money to finish it off the way I want.
it would have been nice for them to have used the g43x magazine design but with shield arms capacity.. now that would be awesome.
crying in all the shield mags that i bought 😅
I don't think Glock worries about too much.
Looks like it has some serious recoil!?
Charlie Charlie Nice try!
The recoil is less than my shield imo
Last Frontier Channel I’ve never seen a 9mm with serious recoil...
It's definitely no pea shooter.
The two-tone is bright satin stainless, not polished.
Glock has nothing to worry about!
Look out Glock 48?... lol, I don't think Glock should be too concerned.
Two things: Mossberg should have had an optics ready model out of the gate.
Also, does the takedown method seem as another point of failure for the gun? Seems unnecessary and flimsy.
It is pretty solid, I don't foresee it being a failure point, just a bit different.
Always leave room for improvement for next years model
It is very easy with minimal practice, safe since you don't need to pull the trigger, no tool required (in fact using a tool is probably the only way you could crunch the plastic striker guide, and encourages scrubbing or compressed air cleaning of the striker tunnel after a heavy range session, which is probably a good idea for any striker fired pistol.
how well doses that back plate four striker pin?
I am not quite sure what you are trying to find out, autocorrect may have changed a word or two on you.
@@HammerStriker THE BACK PLATE YOU HAVE TO REMOVE AT END OF SLID TO TAKE GUN DOWN !THE BUTTON PICE,HOW WELL DO THEY HOLD UP?
It has held up quite well, the part is simple and robust.
Title: "look out Glock 48"
Glock 48: ok what am I looking at?
a way better made gun🤷♂️
Its Turkish no?
I believe the gun is made in the US, the magazines are made in Italy by Mecgar.
Made in the great state of Texas, USA.
I wonder if Mossberg has to pay Glock for using its design?
Why would they? For what? Glock was not the original striker fired handgun. Are they paying royalties?
mountainhobo the whole Firing group is a Glock, trigger, trigger bar, firing pin striker, the safety plunger ALL GLOCK.
MR_GLOCK 17
And all of that is present in a Sig Sauer
MR_GLOCK 17 all Glock?? Do you have to remove the striker on a Glock to disassemble one? The trigger bar on most striker fired pistols are similar. Get over your beloved Glocks. They are not the end all and be all of striker fired pistols. They were innovative 20 years ago. Today they are just another firearm. They are better then Taurus but still behind HK, Sig, and Walther.
Most of Glocks designs are now public domain. That's why Palmetto state armory can make a gen 3 copy.
BaHa Mossberg couldn't wipe Glocks ass.
100% as good as the G 48. I've gad plenty of failures out of my 48. "0" out of the mossberg..
the mc1 is a waste of $