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I already have a stash of 40 cal ammo for my Steyr M40. That's pretty much my standard pistol caliber. Considerations of getting a 9mm and a 45 have thus far come to naught.
And I've always wanted a pistol caliber carbine. It's been on the back burner for a while. I've tended to think I'd want a subgun based one, but have heard horror stories about the triggers on MACs, dislike the weak plastic of Kel Tecs, and just haven't crossed the Hi-Point line.
Now CDNN has Ruger PC4 40 cal carbines for $340 good to excellent, complete with a mag pouch and factory sling. $309 for avg to good without a mag pouch for $309. I fired a PC9 years back and it was a real rugged little bugger. Jammed once or twice, but perhaps it neded to be broken in. I had great aim with the sites.
This carbine and my Steyr pistol would make a great home defense and indoor shooting range combo. Anyone have more experience with this carbine? Wondering if I should take the plunge while a Saiga 223 is a hundred less.
And I've always wanted a pistol caliber carbine. It's been on the back burner for a while. I've tended to think I'd want a subgun based one, but have heard horror stories about the triggers on MACs, dislike the weak plastic of Kel Tecs, and just haven't crossed the Hi-Point line.
Now CDNN has Ruger PC4 40 cal carbines for $340 good to excellent, complete with a mag pouch and factory sling. $309 for avg to good without a mag pouch for $309. I fired a PC9 years back and it was a real rugged little bugger. Jammed once or twice, but perhaps it neded to be broken in. I had great aim with the sites.
This carbine and my Steyr pistol would make a great home defense and indoor shooting range combo. Anyone have more experience with this carbine? Wondering if I should take the plunge while a Saiga 223 is a hundred less.