After sighting in at 60 feet, I could easily cover 5 shots with a nickel th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL ! Truly a pleasure to shoot! Scope was easy to adjust for eye relief. Only problem the varmints must have seen it delivered lol!Update: So impressed with shot groups at 30 yards I purchased a Hammers 3×9 with adjustable Objective scope! Now a true nail driver!
Shot show is when the new guns are released. And then I give them 6 months or more for the bugs to be worked out.looks like a winner. This and the Sig P365 will be in the safe soon.
For real...I got a savage BA Stealth in 300win because I couldn't wait. Ended up missing the precision rifle and Hawkeye long range. The savage is a great gun for sure, but I'd trade in a heartbeat for that Hawkeye in 300
Hey guys, I just bought the Ruger PC 9 from Cabelas here in my area. I cleaned it and went to the range. At 50 yards the sights were right on so no adjustment needed. The gun fed 300 rounds of hardball and 50 rounds of self defence hollow points without any issues. I was using the SR9 mag that came with it, Great home and personal defence carbine. I have seen many youtube vids on this gun and I have noticed that those that complain about failures to feed or eject were using the long ass glock happy sticks and I thing due to the wobble of the long mag that it affects the performance of the shooting process. I have ordered a couple 17 round glock mags and we will see. I dont think the shorter mags will have the same issues.
This is a rifle I will be buying this year. As another poster wrote, in stainless steel, it would be an outstanding rifle! Well, just wait for me to buy the blued model...the stainless Steel model will come out two days later...never fails!
When I first bought mine and would go target shoot with my friends, they’d ask, what is it and can I shoot it? They all own one now. 😂. My PC9 and my 10/22 are my favorite.
I think it’s gonna be a hit. 9mm carbines are hot right now. If I had not just bought a 9mm Carbine AR I would be headed north to get this from you. I may still do it.
Can't wait to see what magpul is gonna do for this gun if they make a Backpacker for it or maybe even custom magazines slots to fit even more branded 9mm magazines awesome sauce!
Mark Jacobs don't hold your breath. I'm still waiting for them to release the hunter stock for the Ruger American. It was supposed to be released at the the end of 2017 and now it looks like it will be released sometime in March.
I had a Gen 1 Sub 2K, I didn't like and sold it. I was thinking about getting a Gen 2 but they didn't improve the internals of the Gen 2 so I'm thinking about one of these instead. I love my 10/22.
Great video.I've wanted one of these ever since I saw the old version glad to see this is making a come back.Definitely gonna be picking one up this year.
I also own a 10/22 & a 9 mm carbine! These are two of my favorite small rifles. I highly recommend both these rifles to everybody. Fun and cheap to shoot and are great for self-defense. God Bless America! ❤🇺🇲
great review of a great gun. Wish I lived in Kentucky but I expect they will have them in California in some form. My 10/22 take down came with a really cool ruger case. It would be wonderful if this offering came with a ruger case as well.
Just picked one up at a local Big Box Store. Great little Carbine and extremely accurate. Put a Romeo 5x on there and it shoots like a dream. I personally like 9mm since it is cheap to shoot and most of my handguns are 9's. I like that you can use Glock Magazines since I have way more Glock Magazines laying around than Ruger Magazines. I just ordered a couple of Glock 33 rounders (USA Made not Korean) Lets see how they perform. Overall I am happy with this gun and the price is a steal.
I own one and I am very pleased with Ruger product I would recommend this rifle to any one. The only draw back is they forgot to include Beretta mags hopefully they can make that a possibility.
I've never been a fan of Ruger pistols, to many safeties and they just felt weird in my hand, a pistol caliber carbine that take a manufacturers proprietary mags is ok I guess, but since Ruger was smart enough to engineer their carbine to take 9mm Glock mags of which I own several. I kind of want one now. I'll have to see if my local dealer has one in stock I can fondle. 😀
Amen. I have lots of Glock mags and several are the 33 rounders, which makes me even more interested in this little rifle. Although it really makes me miss my Marlin 9mm carbine. Just one of the many guns I kick myself for selling.
Love it! I’ve been hoping for a Ruger 9 Carbine. I wish the would make a wood stock non take down version but I will take what they made. Close enough!
Perfect home defense gun and that's how I would market it. I have an Hi point carbine which I love but this ruger's take down has all the pistol carbines beat.
You have a great store and a nice range. You make very informative videos. I live in Ohio, y'all should open an Ohio Gun Co in Central Ohio. That would be pretty terrific.
I bought one yesterday evening...and fondled it for a few hours, And i gotta say this being my FIRST rifle style firearm I like it very much. Toting it around camping or hiking It does have a little bit of weight to it thou but nothing a good strap and some ibuprofen can't solve.
Real men shoot 308 agreed but it fit the context of the original statement. And even with the horrid near 7lb stock trigger on the sub2k people still love it.
The original Police Carbines that Ruger made, the PC9 and PC4, were in production from 1996-2006. They weren't around in the 80s. You are likely thinking of the Marlin Camp Carbines which were around from 1984-1999. The Camp carbine line was killed by the Clinton Assault Weapon Ban. Unfortunately the 9mm version came with a 12 round magazine as standard, which exceeded the 10-round cap. The only other options to use a 9mm Camp Carbine was to either buy Marlin's low-capacity 4-round magazine, or use a 10-round S&W 59 series magazine. The .45 ACP Camp Carbine just was never really that popular for some reason, even though it came with a factory standard 7-round magazine and could also take 1911 magazines. The Ruger Police Carbines were specifically designed to be Clinton AWB-compliant with 10-round magazines for civilians and 15-rounders for police and could share magazines with Ruger's old P-series handguns. However, the guns just were not popular with civilians, and police interest in them started dying after the 1997 North Hollywood bank robbery when cops realized they needed AR-15 rifles in case more scumbags like those two men decided to use body armor in committing their crimes.
AICW the original police carbines were horrible. They took all the shotguns out of the cruisers replaced them with those within a year department got all new shotguns. Looks like Ruger got this right. Other than not in 40 cal.
Now finding a Camp Carbine in 45ACP below $1k is difficult. I had one in my youth and wish I still did. I'll buy one of these Rugers when they come out with the 45ACP version.
I really think Ruger has filled a couple niche's with this PC Carbine & the Ruger Security 9 pistol. First, this carbine is great for some folks who like to shoot a semi-auto rifle, but aren't into the AR platform for whatever reason. A 9mm carbine that is affordable to shoot. Plus very simple to maintain. In addition to the fact that Glock magazines are the most afforable on the market. Now with the addition of the Security 9 pistol you can have a rifle and pistol that the mags are the same. The break-down concept with the pistol is really a total self-defense package. Plus this package is actually affordable. Both can be carried in a car or truck and even better for folks that R.V. around the country! Remember, most states reconize your R.V. is your home so the law (in most states), allows firearms in your home! Very impressed with the carbine, and the new Security 9 "budget" pistol! Great video! Thank-you!
April 25, 2020. It’s still popular and right now, not very available. Cabela’s in Fort Worth got only 4 last week. I went in on Thursday and got mine. Saturday morning, they were out of stock. I’m not that great of a shot but at 15 yards, I was consistently shooting 5 shot groups where every round impact hole was touching at least one other hole. I love this weapon. I suspect it will be terrific to use for home defense and hog hunting.
It’s a nice rifle. I have the original ruger 9mm rifle. I love it. But thinking about investing in the take down version. And I think y’all need do a video on the ruger AR-15 556 MPR!!!!!
For the first time ever, I took mine apart last night to give to it a thorough cleaning. Then I put it all back together. I did all of that whilst a You Tube video about how to do it played on my nearby computer. After completing the project, I did my customary function check that I do after cleaning a semi automatic firearm. All went well until I allowed the bolt to slam forward on an empty chamber. It was a sinking feeling when I heard some little part drop onto the floor. It was black and looked like a little rivet that had never been squashed. There was no screw head and no threads. It looked to be about a quarter of an inch long. I took the carbine apart again and could find no place where it could have come from. Then I dug out the Ruger manual for it. It turned out to be part number 75 from the bolt assembly. There are two of them. One was still in place and the other was the one that hit the floor. I was taken aback to find that nothing save for gravity held them in their little countersunk holes. They could fall out when you reposition the assembly back into the receiver. So all you PC 9 shooters, you need to beware of those two little part 75's. I noticed too that all of the cylindrical pins were on the narrow end of the tolerance range and they could easily just fall out. You should watch for that too. Overall I am quite pleased with the PC 9. .
man the take down is awesome for a bugout bag or just a good truck gun Ruger did a good job once again. I wish you would have shot iron sights just to see how accurate it really is
The Ruger mag well installed as boxed only accepts the SR 9 and Security 9 mags and doesn't accept the Ruger American magazines. However, Ruger has another mag well that you can buy separately to use them.
Great review. Happy this model is in stock. Living in a restricted state, i am wondering when you will be getting the unthreaded version with the 10 round magazines? Model 19101
I keep a 92 carbine in .45 Colt on a rack behind my truck seat on the farm here. That just might be a new one for the truck. Will wait to see if there are any reported problems before buying.
I think rugger got a lot of things right with that rifle but i think they got the price point wrong. I would expect a rifle like that to be priced marginally more than a 10-22. not marginally less than a 9mm ar15. I have a feeling they might realize that in a few months or so.
Lucas Nelson go find a 9mm carbine that takes Glock magazines, and is a takedown for around $500. The only things and its price range are the Kel-Tec SUB-2000, and that new AR-15 ish thing. I think it's priced about right for what it is. Compared to $1,000 9mm ARS, or $800 just right carbines this ain't that bad.
Lucas Nelson I dissagree. I can get this for 529 right now I'm sure in a half a year it will be in the high 400s. Compared to most 9mm carbines and I've looked at all of them minus sub2000 which is hard to get and the highpoint carbine, most AR pattern 9mm are north of 800, some even over a 1000. Ruger did it right. Plus kudos to them for adding a Glock mag adapter there 10/22 match trigger, take down capability and threaded barrel for non restricted states. They did a great job.
The original Ruger PC Carbine from back in the 90's was to be primarily marketed to law enforcement agencies and supposed to be available with several variations of mag-wells (Glock, SIG and I think S&W) which never materialized. Sadly, that's what caused it's demise. Had they offered it to take Glock mags from the get-go they'd still be making it. The problem with Ruger is that their guns only run well with factory magazines which are too expensive for what they are, and the after-market Ruger mags work like crap. A very common problem with the Mini-14. The original PC Carbine was a solid little rifle that came in 9 mm and .40 S&W. We had a gunsmith that was converting the original one's for us to take Glock mags and he did very nice work but he stopped doing them. Now with an MSRP of I believe $650.00 you can get a Smith & Wesson M&P Sport II carbine in 5.56 mm and have a rifle that can do everything this carbine can and much more. I do commend Ruger for updating this fine little carbine but they should have done it years ago. The AR-15 carbine rules supreme.
Nice review and run down on this great "retro" rifle, I've been wondering when Ruger would get around to making this gun again. It just makes so much sense for anyone with a 9mm pistol(s). How many rounds have you put through the gun so far? Any function issues or other malfunctions? I'm considering this against a 9mm AR conversion.
I'll be buying one, along with a wood stock if someone gets around to making one for it. Also picking up the new "old" .327 sp101 with 3" barrel. I've been waiting a couple years for Ruger to reintroduce a 3" .327 and they've delivered.
I was just notified you had them back in stock so I purchased one with the venom Vortex which you are currently out of stock. However my question is does the venom red dot co-witness with the Ruger iron sights? That my be nice to add in your video. I called Vortex and they did not know nor did your salesman. Looking forward to getting it. Thanks Jerry
A stainless version and adaptation for M&P mags would be great. At the very least stainless. I already have two 9mm carbines. I'd have get one if it was stainless.
After sighting in at 60 feet, I could easily cover 5 shots with a nickel th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQt2uORDRfFOVSrO4idv4B90ThT6EOnEL ! Truly a pleasure to shoot! Scope was easy to adjust for eye relief. Only problem the varmints must have seen it delivered lol!Update: So impressed with shot groups at 30 yards I purchased a Hammers 3×9 with adjustable Objective scope! Now a true nail driver!
Can’t tell you how much I love this gun took it to the range two days ago 150 rounds through it absolutely amazing
Vise versa she shoots like a dream
The fact that it accepts all those diff mags is amazing. Ruger is rocking!
Great gun. Just picked one up last week and it’s a great shooter and has been super reliable so far. About 500 rounds with no malfunctions.
Learned my lesson this year. Don’t buy guns in December. You never know what is coming out in the next year. Ruger has come out swinging this year.
Halfdollar 86 your absolutely spot on don't ever by in dec
Shot show is when the new guns are released. And then I give them 6 months or more for the bugs to be worked out.looks like a winner. This and the Sig P365 will be in the safe soon.
For real...I got a savage BA Stealth in 300win because I couldn't wait. Ended up missing the precision rifle and Hawkeye long range. The savage is a great gun for sure, but I'd trade in a heartbeat for that Hawkeye in 300
Ruger does it RIGHT!
Hey guys, I just bought the Ruger PC 9 from Cabelas here in my area. I cleaned it and went to the range. At 50 yards the sights were right on so no adjustment needed. The gun fed 300 rounds of hardball and 50 rounds of self defence hollow points without any issues. I was using the SR9 mag that came with it, Great home and personal defence carbine. I have seen many youtube vids on this gun and I have noticed that those that complain about failures to feed or eject were using the long ass glock happy sticks and I thing due to the wobble of the long mag that it affects the performance of the shooting process. I have ordered a couple 17 round glock mags and we will see. I dont think the shorter mags will have the same issues.
This is a rifle I will be buying this year. As another poster wrote, in stainless steel, it would be an outstanding rifle!
Well, just wait for me to buy the blued model...the stainless Steel model will come out two days later...never fails!
Stainless and 10mm, sign me up. I have the 9mm and it's a accurate and fun rifle.
I really hope they make one of these in 10mm, because that would make an excellent deer/hog carbine.
That is our hope as well. If this rifle proves popular, we would expect Ruger to expand this line.
wicked Hale Heck yes ! I would buy a few of those. One for me and my son.
9mm would work for deer and hogs too....
Bullfrog Jay $
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When I first bought mine and would go target shoot with my friends, they’d ask, what is it and can I shoot it? They all own one now. 😂. My PC9 and my 10/22 are my favorite.
Looks like a very fine firearm. Should be a very handy camp or home defense gun. Great video showing the points of the firear.
Love all the features of this rifle. I think Ruger and KY gun co will sell a bunch!
I think it’s gonna be a hit. 9mm carbines are hot right now. If I had not just bought a 9mm Carbine AR I would be headed north to get this from you. I may still do it.
Halfdollar 86 Then why not buy it, its not expensive.
Tyreese Brown I did lol
Halfdollar 86 oh good
Can't wait to see what magpul is gonna do for this gun if they make a Backpacker for it or maybe even custom magazines slots to fit even more branded 9mm magazines awesome sauce!
Mark Jacobs don't hold your breath. I'm still waiting for them to release the hunter stock for the Ruger American. It was supposed to be released at the the end of 2017 and now it looks like it will be released sometime in March.
like the sub 2000,would like a sig mag adapter
I wish you guys were my go-to Gun Range. nice video as always Sir.
Gotta love the Ruger Carbine. Nice video guys. Gonna be a hot item for while. THX
Nice! I'm getting one. I really like Ruger modeled it after the 10/22 takedown. Thanks for the video!
Love the Ruger PC Carbine....Wonderful Carbine for anyone at any age to shoot.....Aftermarket parts also
I have been looking for a keltec sub2000, but once I heard you can swap these to take glock mags I changed my mind. I want one of these!
john panoulias keltec.. just say no!
haha I agree, but nobody else made a more perfect bail out bag gun, until now...
john panoulias yeah ive been looking for a Kel Tec also, but those run like 300 bucks I have a feeling this one may run around 600
I was also inclined to get the keltec, but for me this is way better
I had a Gen 1 Sub 2K, I didn't like and sold it. I was thinking about getting a Gen 2 but they didn't improve the internals of the Gen 2 so I'm thinking about one of these instead. I love my 10/22.
Great video.I've wanted one of these ever since I saw the old version glad to see this is making a come back.Definitely gonna be picking one up this year.
I also own a 10/22 & a 9 mm carbine! These are two of my favorite small rifles. I highly recommend both these rifles to everybody. Fun and cheap to shoot and are great for self-defense. God Bless America! ❤🇺🇲
I like it, and in 10 mm I would love it. I will probably add that to my collection.
Cannot wait to see the aftermarket parts for this carbine. I can already feel the guys at magpul coming out with a stock for it!
Justin Packard you thinking stocks just like for the 10/22?
Jim Lee yes! Stocks with pistol grips and folding stocks an everything fun like that!
1987HTR for sure!
I wonder if this is coming to Canada. I have 7 Rugers and it's never a bad thing to have more. I like it.
great review of a great gun. Wish I lived in Kentucky but I expect they will have them in California in some form. My 10/22 take down came with a really cool ruger case. It would be wonderful if this offering came with a ruger case as well.
Good review, well compiled, no bullshit and informative. Cheers
Just picked one up at a local Big Box Store. Great little Carbine and extremely accurate. Put a Romeo 5x on there and it shoots like a dream. I personally like 9mm since it is cheap to shoot and most of my handguns are 9's. I like that you can use Glock Magazines since I have way more Glock Magazines laying around than Ruger Magazines. I just ordered a couple of Glock 33 rounders (USA Made not Korean) Lets see how they perform. Overall I am happy with this gun and the price is a steal.
I own one and I am very pleased with Ruger product I would recommend this rifle to any one. The only draw back is they forgot to include Beretta mags hopefully they can make that a possibility.
Already have the Glock mags. Looks like a winner
Great video,Great how you gave all the information ,Very good review,love the carbine,you probably going to sell a ton,
Ive had mine for about a year now and I love it. Also yeah, huge props to ruger for giving the option to convert to Glock magazines
I've never been a fan of Ruger pistols, to many safeties and they just felt weird in my hand, a pistol caliber carbine that take a manufacturers proprietary mags is ok I guess, but since Ruger was smart enough to engineer their carbine to take 9mm Glock mags of which I own several. I kind of want one now. I'll have to see if my local dealer has one in stock I can fondle. 😀
Amen. I have lots of Glock mags and several are the 33 rounders, which makes me even more interested in this little rifle. Although it really makes me miss my Marlin 9mm carbine. Just one of the many guns I kick myself for selling.
Love it! I’ve been hoping for a Ruger 9 Carbine. I wish the would make a wood stock non take down version but I will take what they made. Close enough!
Ruger is knocking it outta the park as of late. Recently introduced the 8 shot .357 Magnum Redhawk with 4.2" and 5.5" barrels. Ruger listens.
Perfect home defense gun and that's how I would market it. I have an Hi point carbine which I love but this ruger's take down has all the pistol carbines beat.
You have a great store and a nice range. You make very informative videos. I live in Ohio, y'all should open an Ohio Gun Co in Central Ohio. That would be pretty terrific.
Ordered one today from KY Gun for $510 shipped. Then I found this video. I had heard months ago that Ruger had this on the way. :)
I bought one yesterday evening...and fondled it for a few hours, And i gotta say this being my FIRST rifle style firearm I like it very much. Toting it around camping or hiking It does have a little bit of weight to it thou but nothing a good strap and some ibuprofen can't solve.
Looks like a radical firearm that could be super fun!
These are a winner. With a rebate it would be a killer deal.
Just brought a rifle similar, Ruger 22lr Takedown. Will be joining lessons at a gun range next week for Seniors. hopefully it will work for me.
Thanks for the informative review....it was very informative; i didn't know about the magazine options.
I'll be picking up this rifle so time this year. Ruger got it right. Thanks for the review
funeral dirge playing in memory of the sub2000.
Well it's definitely better looking and better parts BUT the sub2k design is just flat out cool from a functionality POV
i do like the ability to fold up.
From what I've read this trigger is waaaay better than the sub2k too.
Robert West that's not saying much. The sub-2000 trigger is the worst trigger I've ever used.
Real men shoot 308 agreed but it fit the context of the original statement. And even with the horrid near 7lb stock trigger on the sub2k people still love it.
I like it. Is now on the list of rifles, especially takedowns to buy.
Ruger is a great company but I think the older 9mm rifle is nicer looking. Same quality I’m sure.
The original Police Carbines that Ruger made, the PC9 and PC4, were in production from 1996-2006. They weren't around in the 80s. You are likely thinking of the Marlin Camp Carbines which were around from 1984-1999.
The Camp carbine line was killed by the Clinton Assault Weapon Ban. Unfortunately the 9mm version came with a 12 round magazine as standard, which exceeded the 10-round cap. The only other options to use a 9mm Camp Carbine was to either buy Marlin's low-capacity 4-round magazine, or use a 10-round S&W 59 series magazine. The .45 ACP Camp Carbine just was never really that popular for some reason, even though it came with a factory standard 7-round magazine and could also take 1911 magazines.
The Ruger Police Carbines were specifically designed to be Clinton AWB-compliant with 10-round magazines for civilians and 15-rounders for police and could share magazines with Ruger's old P-series handguns. However, the guns just were not popular with civilians, and police interest in them started dying after the 1997 North Hollywood bank robbery when cops realized they needed AR-15 rifles in case more scumbags like those two men decided to use body armor in committing their crimes.
AICW
You’re spot on, on everything!
AICW the original police carbines were horrible. They took all the shotguns out of the cruisers replaced them with those within a year department got all new shotguns. Looks like Ruger got this right. Other than not in 40 cal.
AICW iiiiiiiiiiii7
Now finding a Camp Carbine in 45ACP below $1k is difficult. I had one in my youth and wish I still did.
I'll buy one of these Rugers when they come out with the 45ACP version.
I really think Ruger has filled a couple niche's with this PC Carbine & the Ruger Security 9 pistol.
First, this carbine is great for some folks who like to shoot a semi-auto rifle, but aren't into the AR platform for whatever reason. A 9mm carbine that is affordable to shoot. Plus very simple to maintain. In addition to the fact that Glock magazines are the most afforable on the market. Now with the addition of the Security 9 pistol you can have a rifle and pistol that the mags are the same. The break-down concept with the pistol is really a total self-defense package. Plus this package is actually affordable. Both can be carried in a car or truck and even better for folks that R.V. around the country! Remember, most states reconize your R.V. is your home so the law (in most states), allows firearms in your home!
Very impressed with the carbine, and the new Security 9 "budget" pistol!
Great video! Thank-you!
Excellent review! Very impressed with that Carbine.
Wow! I love this as add to my bug out bag. One ammo two guns. I carry a glock. Definitely gonna get one
Just got one KyGunCO, best price and service around! Can't wait to get it hot!
April 25, 2020. It’s still popular and right now, not very available. Cabela’s in Fort Worth got only 4 last week. I went in on Thursday and got mine. Saturday morning, they were out of stock. I’m not that great of a shot but at 15 yards, I was consistently shooting 5 shot groups where every round impact hole was touching at least one other hole. I love this weapon. I suspect it will be terrific to use for home defense and hog hunting.
Ok Magpul... Start the design process on outfitting this rifle with a stock. Maybe by the time you’re done, Ruger will have a stainless version out.
I think Ruger is listening to the shooting public and have come out with some amazing products.
Fun accurate gun up to a 100 yards , light weight, and comfortable, great little range gun, and home or truck defense!
Very nice and practical move by Ruger to have the Glock conversion module. I hope to get one soon.
Kentucky gun also showed new highpoint...available in 9mm, 10mm,.40, .45. I got the 10mm while waiting for my ruger to show up😊
It’s a nice rifle. I have the original ruger 9mm rifle. I love it. But thinking about investing in the take down version. And I think y’all need do a video on the ruger AR-15 556 MPR!!!!!
Now available in 40 caliber. Can’t wait to see the special introductory pricing
For the first time ever, I took mine apart last night to give to it a thorough cleaning. Then I put it all back together. I did all of that whilst a You Tube video about how to do it played on my nearby computer. After completing the project, I did my customary function check that I do after cleaning a semi automatic firearm. All went well until I allowed the bolt to slam forward on an empty chamber. It was a sinking feeling when I heard some little part drop onto the floor. It was black and looked like a little rivet that had never been squashed. There was no screw head and no threads. It looked to be about a quarter of an inch long.
I took the carbine apart again and could find no place where it could have come from. Then I dug out the Ruger manual for it. It turned out to be part number 75 from the bolt assembly. There are two of them. One was still in place and the other was the one that hit the floor. I was taken aback to find that nothing save for gravity held them in their little countersunk holes. They could fall out when you reposition the assembly back into the receiver. So all you PC 9 shooters, you need to beware of those two little part 75's. I noticed too that all of the cylindrical pins were on the narrow end of the tolerance range and they could easily just fall out. You should watch for that too.
Overall I am quite pleased with the PC 9. .
Ruger did it correctly with everything you want in a PCC, I'm going to have to get one. Thanks.
Looks like ruger made it easy to have aftermarket stocks made for it
Looks really great and Versatile. Gets me stirred up to buy one.!!!!!!!!!
Wow. Very nice!!
Will be looking to get one soon
man the take down is awesome for a bugout bag or just a good truck gun Ruger did a good job once again. I wish you would have shot iron sights just to see how accurate it really is
Very well done review, wish I were closer to purchase one.
Great presentation as always.
The Ruger mag well installed as boxed only accepts the SR 9 and Security 9 mags and doesn't accept the Ruger American magazines. However, Ruger has another mag well that you can buy separately to use them.
I Have 1 & It Work's GREAT,
I Have 3 - 32rd Glock "Fun Sticks"
& 3 - 15rd G19 Mags...
I have the kel tec. And love it but I also want one of these. Can’t wait
I've been looking for a PCC for a while looks like I found the one I will get. Thanks Ruger and thanks kygunco.
Video is well done, certainly got my attention.
These guys are to notch gun sales men.
Sure hope they bring it out in a bunch more calibers in the near future.
Great review. Happy this model is in stock. Living in a restricted state, i am wondering when you will be getting the unthreaded version with the 10 round magazines? Model 19101
ironhorse127 why get rid of the threaded barrel?
Tyreese Brown we aren’t allowed to possess anything with a threaded barrel.
ironhorse127 You shoot on your own land?
ironhorse127 Just move to Idaho
Good video. I ordered one from your web site today. Ruger is an excellent company. Good luck in 2018.
Great video'
Question, is it normal to see some sparks coming out of the ejection port ?
Just wondering.
Thanx
I keep a 92 carbine in .45 Colt on a rack behind my truck seat on the farm here. That just might be a new one for the truck. Will wait to see if there are any reported problems before buying.
Dropped an Aimpoint red dot on mine and can shoot 4" offhand groups at 100 yds with 115 grain........so sweet and clean up is even easy.
I shot one a few months ago loved it it my next buy for sure
I love mine. Flawless so far
Great little gun ... shoots much better than your video shows
I love this gun I'm so happy to add this gun to my collection.
Waiting for mine to arrive. Got 3 33rd Glock happy sticks for it today. I'm excited like a kid. Lol
You guys should review the new one with the free-float handguard.
I think rugger got a lot of things right with that rifle but i think they got the price point wrong. I would expect a rifle like that to be priced marginally more than a 10-22. not marginally less than a 9mm ar15. I have a feeling they might realize that in a few months or so.
Lucas Nelson go find a 9mm carbine that takes Glock magazines, and is a takedown for around $500. The only things and its price range are the Kel-Tec SUB-2000, and that new AR-15 ish thing. I think it's priced about right for what it is. Compared to $1,000 9mm ARS, or $800 just right carbines this ain't that bad.
Seriously, people that complain this isn't a $300 gun are just plain crazy.
AICW Yeah, just proves that some people will bitch no matter what.
The avg price for this baby is 500
Lucas Nelson I dissagree. I can get this for 529 right now I'm sure in a half a year it will be in the high 400s. Compared to most 9mm carbines and I've looked at all of them minus sub2000 which is hard to get and the highpoint carbine, most AR pattern 9mm are north of 800, some even over a 1000. Ruger did it right. Plus kudos to them for adding a Glock mag adapter there 10/22 match trigger, take down capability and threaded barrel for non restricted states. They did a great job.
The original Ruger PC Carbine from back in the 90's was to be primarily marketed to law enforcement agencies and supposed to be available with several variations of mag-wells (Glock, SIG and I think S&W) which never materialized. Sadly, that's what caused it's demise. Had they offered it to take Glock mags from the get-go they'd still be making it. The problem with Ruger is that their guns only run well with factory magazines which are too expensive for what they are, and the after-market Ruger mags work like crap. A very common problem with the Mini-14. The original PC Carbine was a solid little rifle that came in 9 mm and .40 S&W. We had a gunsmith that was converting the original one's for us to take Glock mags and he did very nice work but he stopped doing them. Now with an MSRP of I believe $650.00 you can get a Smith & Wesson M&P Sport II carbine in 5.56 mm and have a rifle that can do everything this carbine can and much more. I do commend Ruger for updating this fine little carbine but they should have done it years ago. The AR-15 carbine rules supreme.
Headed to buy one today. That said, wish Ruger had made the magazine release a bit more user friendly by positioning it nearer the trigger.
Very informative video. It would have been nice to see how to switch the bolt handle. Thanks 😊
Probably waiting on the Magpul backpacker stock version of this myself.
I got one a month ago and i really like it ...and the trigger pull is nice aswell
Ruger is awesome.
A mini 14 chambered in 9mm
Just bought one !!!!!!!!!!!!
I like it! Is there a .40 coming?
Great presentation. Like the rifle very much. I live in Arizona by Ft. Huachuca. So I can check it out. Thanks.
so much for my tax return.
em23 Ikr
Nice review and run down on this great "retro" rifle, I've been wondering when Ruger would get around to making this gun again. It just makes so much sense for anyone with a 9mm pistol(s).
How many rounds have you put through the gun so far? Any function issues or other malfunctions? I'm considering this against a 9mm AR conversion.
I'll be buying one, along with a wood stock if someone gets around to making one for it.
Also picking up the new "old" .327 sp101 with 3" barrel. I've been waiting a couple years for Ruger to reintroduce a 3" .327 and they've delivered.
With it taking Glock mags you will sell a ton. Ruger got this one right.
I was just notified you had them back in stock so I purchased one with the venom Vortex which you are currently out of stock. However my question is does the venom red dot co-witness with the Ruger iron sights? That my be nice to add in your video. I called Vortex and they did not know nor did your salesman. Looking forward to getting it. Thanks Jerry
A stainless version and adaptation for M&P mags would be great. At the very least stainless. I already have two 9mm carbines. I'd have get one if it was stainless.