Best NR PCC in 45.ACP?

[Magikarp]

Any decent options available these days? looking for something relatively portable and reliable as its gunna be used for backpacking.

 

[Deathrawt]

If your looking for portability then the TNW ASR or the takedown version of the JR carbine would work
I can't remember but KelTec may have made a sub 2000 in 45 acp

 

[Magikarp]

If your looking for portability then the TNW ASR or the takedown version of the JR carbine would work
I can't remember but KelTec may have made a sub 2000 in 45 acp

yeah i figured the TNW would be the best bet i heard it had some issues with feeding but that was mostly the gen 1- 9mm variant , and nifty ill have to check out the keltec

 

[phillyblt]

Welcome to CGN

I'd say Keltec sub 2000

 

[skwerl]

Hey hy

 

[Magikarp]

Welcome to CGN

I'd say Keltec sub 2000

yeah the keltecs nice, might just get the 9mm and a shockwave if I'm concerned about anything bigger than a black bear

 

[joemanco]

I like the S2K but it is just 9mm and 40sw in non-restricted so kind of limited in power:
https://www.armalytics.ca/?q=sub 2000

For 10mm or 45 ACP there are:
https://www.armalytics.ca/?size=n_1...[1][values][1]=10MM AUTO&filters[1][type]=any

Imo Kriss Vector is too big and heavy in the non-restricted format ... so ASR or JR are the viable backpackers for this calibre?

Or consider a 357 or 44 Mag lever-action for a backpacker with punch? Many tacticool options from Chiappa, Citadel, Rossi, Wrangler, Henry. Some are takedown, some are mare's legs or short barrels.

 

[bnk2]

If you hold off a bit we may see the .45 and 10mm LC Carbines in NR config in the upcoming year.

 

[questionnaire]

the ruger one in 45 acp looks nice but we will have to wait for them to come out with a nr version.

 

[Magikarp]

I like the S2K but it is just 9mm and 40sw in non-restricted so kind of limited in power:
https://www.armalytics.ca/?q=sub 2000

For 10mm or 45 ACP there are:
https://www.armalytics.ca/?size=n_10_n&filters[0][field]=legal_classification&filters[0][values][0]=Non-Restricted&filters[0][type]=any&filters[1][field]=calibres&filters[1][values][0]=45 AUTO&filters[1][values][1]=10MM AUTO&filters[1][type]=any

Imo Kriss Vector is too big and heavy in the non-restricted format ... so ASR or JR are the viable backpackers for this calibre?

Or consider a 357 or 44 Mag lever-action for a backpacker with punch? Many tacticool options from Chiappa, Citadel, Rossi, Wrangler, Henry. Some are takedown, some are mare's legs or short barrels.

Not gunna lie the temptation to pick up a mares leg in .44mag is strong

 

[Big bore dinosaur]

Chiappa mare.leg. 44mag
Mine is kind heavy , octagonal barrel, take down , fancy wood
Shoot well being front heavy
Cold weather will mess up your semi auto every time. Lever dont care

 

[Magikarp]

Chiappa mare.leg. 44mag
Mine is kind heavy , octagonal barrel, take down , fancy wood
Shoot well being front heavy
Cold weather will mess up your semi auto every time. Lever dont care

nice i don't mind a heavyish rifle as I'm a pretty big dude, and good point about cold weather and lever action

 

[OkayShooter]

Chiappa mare.leg. 44mag
Mine is kind heavy , octagonal barrel, take down , fancy wood
Shoot well being front heavy
Cold weather will mess up your semi auto every time. Lever dont care

Cold weather will only mess up, If you use improper lube and dont keep it clean.

 

[Big bore dinosaur]

Cold weather will only mess up, If you use improper lube and dont keep it clean.

Bet your life in it??
ill stick to manually operated mechanism for cold weather work..

 

[fitycal]

HK USC if you can find one.

 

[johnl]

Beretta CX4 Storm, maybe available again after next year.

 

[Magikarp]

HK USC if you can find one.

Just looked this bad boy up , other than being essentially unobtanium and more expensive than my first car i would love to pick one up lol

 

[Magikarp]

Beretta CX4 Storm, maybe available again after next year.

Nice Beretta makes some nice stuff , next years gunna be good for PCC from what I'm seeing

 

[fitycal]

Just looked this bad boy up , other than being essentially unobtanium and more expensive than my first car i would love to pick one up lol

They pop up periodically on EE.
Lots of fun!

 

[Mr.Rigpig]

Not saying its the best but my hipoint 4595 is accurate, cheap to buy, and has never missed a beat.

Now, if I was to carry a pcc for defence, based on whats in my safe, I would be grabbing my Rossi '92 in 454 Casull