The new PC Carbine’s glass-filled polymer chassis system, with integrated rear 7075-T6 aluminum Picatinny rail, allows for standard AR grips and rail-mountable stocks or extensions. (Photo: Ruger)
A new Chassis Model version of their 9mm pistol caliber PC Carbine that allows the use of standard AR pistol grips and collapsible buttstocks has now hit the market.
Sporting M-LOK, a threaded barrel, QD sling sockets, a 6-position MOE stock, and Ruger’s AR grip (quite comfy) the formly conventional layout of the PCC has received quite an update.
The Chassis Model comes standard with the much appreciated interchangeable magazine well system to accept common Ruger and Glock magazines, and a reversible magazine release and charging handle to accommodate right- or left-handed shooters.
Overall length is 32.25 and 35.5-inches with the adjustable MOE stock. The incredibly simple disassembly system is still in place too. Disassemble and reassemble with a twist.
The model’s CNC-milled handguard is Type III hard-coat anodized aluminum with Magpul M-LOK accessory attachment slots on all four sides. (Photo: Ruger)
The new PC is available in a pair of 10-round state compliant models for those behind the lines– one with an adjustable stock and threaded barrel, and the other with a fixed stock and non-threaded barrel. Even the restricted states can enjoy the newest iteration.
MSRP is $799.
The Pistol Caliber Carbine has been an explosive item for the last several years. They’re fun to shoot, effective home defense tools, many are highly portable for hiking/survival, and the ammo is inexpensive and available. The adaptable PCC Ruger has developed hits an incredible number of these requirements and desirable feature sets out of the park. All while looking something out of 80s/90s Sci-Fi.
Neat!
