Sticky for Ruger PCC

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Hey yall,

Quick question, why is there not sticky for the ruger PC carbine? It is seemingly more popular than the others now and it would be great to have a place where we can compile our knowledge and posts rather than whats going on now with random posts every so often asking the sameish questions.



Edit: Question has been answered, this thread will now be dedicated for ruger pcc info.
 
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I think if a Sticky were to be made it should have a strong OP that answers all the immediate questions, good pictures and spurs on a discussion. I don't think anyone has spent the time to do that so far, I might consider doing one but eh it's a lot of effort.

You could be the change you want to see in the world, take a page from other OPs that are well made and make one!
 
I think if a Sticky were to be made it should have a strong OP that answers all the immediate questions, good pictures and spurs on a discussion. I don't think anyone has spent the time to do that so far, I might consider doing one but eh it's a lot of effort.

You could be the change you want to see in the world, take a page from other OPs that are well made and make one!

Lmao, honestly I thought it was mods who made the post. But now that I know, maybe I will make one later tonight! Or even just convert this one.... ��
 
Ruger PC Carbine Guide and Discussion
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The Ruger® PC Carbine™ is practical and versatile, built to excel in a variety of environments, from plinking to competition shooting. Ruger has added its unique fingerprint to the Pistol-Caliber (PC) Carbine, with the convenience of simplified takedown plus interchangeable magazine wells for common Ruger and GLOCK magazines.

The durable glass-filled nylon synthetic stock features soft rubber buttpad spacers, which allow the rifle to be properly fitted for differently sized shooters. The grip features a proprietary texture, for enhanced control. Sling swivel studs allow for rapid sling attachment.

A 18.6” cold hammer-forged chrome-moly steel heavy contour barrel features ultra-precise rifling, and provides exceptional accuracy, longevity, and easy cleaning. Fluting sheds unnecessary weight and allows for quick handling. The top-mounted receiver Picatinny rail allows for quick optic mounting (not included), and a forward-mounted accessory rail allows for a variety of under-barrel accessories such as lights or lasers (not included).

Easy takedown enables quick separation of the barrel/forend assembly from the action, for ease of transportation and storage. The dead blow action features a custom Tungsten dead blow weight that shortens bolt travel and reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise. The bolt is machined from heat-treated chrome-moly steel, to ensure strength, structural integrity, and durability.


FAQS

First and foremost, make sure to read the manual. ALWAYS read the manual to anything you buy, it makes a huge difference always.

What caliber is the PCC available in?
In Canada at the moment only 9mm, but in the USA it is also available in .40S&W. Hopefully we can try that soon.

What magazines does the PCC take?
The PCC comes preinstalled with the Security 9 magwell, and comes with 1 accompanying magazine. However, it also comes with a glock magwell included that can be super easily installed; take down the carbine, remove the receiver from the chassis, then just pop out the magwell and change it with the glock one, the manual gives better instruction. This allows you to use any glock compatible mag out there with your new carbine. Further, there is also a CZ magwell available from Innovation Armoury, and that will be linked below in the Parts section.

What version should I buy?
That really depends on you and what you want. If you are going to completely rebuild it, just get the base model. But if you just plan on throwing on a scope and mlok grip then go with either mlok models. Some places also offer the carbine already in the Magpul backpacker chassis.

Can you customize and rebuild it like the Ruger 10/22 platforms?
Yes, and no. The PCC has a few aftermarket parts out there already, but no where close to what the 10/22 and other AR platforms have in terms of parts. They unfortunately are not compatible with AR handguards due to the takedown nature of the carbine, and thus have limited selection in that regard. However, some of the aftermarket chassis do offer AR part compatibility, so you can easily use buffer tubes, buttstocks, beavertail grips, and mlok/pic rail accessories that you have laying about from other builds. Below we will have a list of manufacturers of PCC parts that are currently available in Canada.

Awesome, I got my PCC now. But why is it so heavy?
The barrel is a chonky boi, you can find a replacement one at the Taccom website but it is not compatible many, if any, handguards other than their own. Make sure to read all disclaimers when buying any parts, especially when choosing to import from the USA. This guide is only to help find info, we are not responsible for anything that may happen when ordering. Remember, always do your own (extensive) research.

Is there anything you recommend I do first?
Change the magwell, wipe off all the excess grease cause it comes drippin, and get a replacement trigger and internals cause the stock ones are very meh (M*Carbo or TandemKross).



Ruger PC Carbine Parts Currently Available to Canadians


TandemKross - Chassis, Internal Parts, Trigger
TandemKross USA Home Site
The Shooting Centre
Rangeview Sports
Bullseye North
Reliable Gun


M*Carbo - Muzzle Break, Internal Parts, Trigger
M*Carbo USA Home Site
The Shooting Centre
Rangeview Sports
Bullseye North
RDSC
Wolverine Supplies


Midwest Industries - Chassis, Handguards, Charging Handle
Midwest Industries Home Site
The Shooting Centre
Rangeview Sports
Reliable Gun
RDSC
Tilsonburg Gunshop
Wild West Gunshop
The Shooting Edge
General Gun
Firearms Outlet Canada
CTC Supplies


CROM USA - Chassis, Handguard, Various Others
CROM USA Home Site

Taccom USA - Barrel, Handguard, Various Others
Taccom USA Home Site

MagPul - Chassis
Arsenal Force

Innovation Armoury - CZ Magwell
Select Shooting Supplies
 

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Relevant Videos


Reviews



Hickok45 Review




Hickok45 Review Part II



The Hunting Gear Guy Review



PewPew Tactical Review






Technical

The Hunting Gear Guy Tear-down
Ruger Disassembly Tech Tips
Ruger Cleaning Tech Tips
M*Carbo Teardown and Parts Installation Guide (it has all parts, process is the same for any brand if its the same part)




General Interest


Beyond Seclusion - Evolution of Ruger's PC9




*I do not endorse any of the views of the channels posted here. These are simply being shared due to their relevance, popularity, and/or professional & technical expertise.
 
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Love mine! Can't wait to see where this goes!

Id love to see pics, its great to see what different directions people take theirs.


And here is my PCC as it is right now. Still has a bit of work to be done, waiting for my chassis from tandemkross to clear customs, repaint so trigger guard and the butt stock are white, and itll be ready exactly how I want it.

All Mcarbo innards. tandem mag release extension, snipped a coil off the trigger spring for more tension, fibre front sight, midwest charging handle and hand guard, strike eagle 2 1-4x, and a bunch of magpul railcovers.

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If anyone has anything else they think I should add into the post, lmk!
 

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I have a few of them. I like the ones with the traditional buttstock and the M-lok handguard the best. It's more sleek and comfortable to shoot. They are certainly robust enough for the most part although I did snap one charging handle screw, which I think is a bit of a weak point.

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I have a few of them. I like the ones with the traditional buttstock and the M-lok handguard the best. It's more sleek and comfortable to shoot. They are certainly robust enough for the most part although I did snap one charging handle screw, which I think is a bit of a weak point.

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Yeah for sure, the after market mcarbo handle I have on it actually came with a more substantial feeling screw, hopefully it holds up to the abuse!
 
There was a great thread a few years back when they first came out, pages and pages long chock full of information but the mods nuked it for some reason that I never understood.
 
Id love to hear more from people that have switched to the backpacker stock

I’ve switched to the Backpacker stock. Have a 10/22 in one and love the ergonomics so as soon as I could grab one for the PCC I did. Unfortunately, it is unfired in the new configuration due to a serious lack of time to recreate.
 
I'm pretty sure I've seen a couple Restricted .40S&W's in the 16" barrel but no non-restricted versions I believe.

Ruger PC Carbine in the Magpul ODG Backpacker stock with the innovations armory CZ magazine adapter. Magazine adapter works in both the Standard rifle stock model and the Magpul backpacker stock.

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I like the semi-pistol grip stock which feels pretty handy, though I will probably never use the takedown feature it's neat how it can nest together in 1 package and has some nice storage compartments and mlok slots.
 
Great to see a dedicated thread for these.

I've been contemplating building one of these as my carbine for Three Gun, but want it it to feed Sig P320 mags for commonality with my pistol. Any aftermarket magwell's out there?
 
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