I'm not sure how i feel about this
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2019/10/04/crom-usas-zhucrom-a-zhukov-handguard-for-ruger-pc-carbine/
This made my pants slightly tighter
Ruger PC Carbine
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This made my pants slightly tighter
Not necessary. Maybe a dovetail mount rail would work for you?
To quote the immortal words of Wayne and Garth, Shwing!
awesome, we'll be talking to them about this at SHOT
Shut up and take my $$$
if this wasn't coming out, I was going to sell my PCC
YoungestPiperCub
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Hot damn
I'm not sure why they released the backpacker mount for the 10/22 with the stock, but not this one? I would like an RDS mount that keeps the irons and cowitnesses, personally.
My Ruger PCC still isn't reliable. I've tried loading 9mm with the Campro 147gr and 121gr (hollow base). I've tried mild loads that don't even hit 125PF, and hot loads that are up in the 151PF range, and a few in between. Usually the problem is a stove pipe, with the spent casing ending up caught in ejection port and squished by the bolt as it is feeding a new round.
Anyone have a magic fix that makes it all better?
Anyone have a magic fix that makes it all better?
Factory stuff has been fine out of the gate for me so far. I see people having issues with the extractor when I google.
Re: magpul offering, ugh, I want it although I don't know how often the rifle will actually be in the take down position
Re: magpul offering, ugh, I want it although I don't know how often the rifle will actually be in the take down position
HassanZeDragon
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Apparently MCARBO makes some upgrade action spring + bolt pins and extractor claws that makes the carbine way more reliable.
I can't find any dealer that have these products in stock in canada sadly.
If your the original buyer why not send it to Snapper Heads and then wait 6 months or so..... hopefully less.
It would be nice if you could do a quick exchange but that's not an option in Canada unless you bought it from an outstanding retailer who is willing to deal with Snapper Heads on your behalf.....
Looking at the extractor makes sense.
That was my hope as well.
For the same reason I can't bring myself to send in my RPR22lr to them. It has even more problems feeding, extracting, and ejecting, and holding the magazine in a reasonable position. I just don't think they can actually fix it. I'd be surprised if they do more than put in a new extractor in either gun.
Just dragged this up way back from page 26 as it's just started happening to me. Did anyone come up with a fix yet?
HassanZeDragon
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Mcarbo like others have said sell improved internals like a 15% stronger recoil spring, a better ejector and a better mag stop(This seems to be a major part that fails and causes stove pipes). Check to see if yours is bent, it may be causing them and if so you can just swap that part out for the other one that comes with the glock adapter. Edit: Don't slam your mags in it bends that mag stop.
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