PCC OPINIONS
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stpetejoe57
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PCC OPINIONS
I just bought one of the SW FPC rifles in 9MM,kinda cool but not falling in love yet.What do you all think of these rifles?
Visually, they look odd to me, but I hear they run really well though. It's essentially an M&P, so you know you won't have problems with them. Ergonomically, I really prefer the M&P over others, but every wrist is different. For the money, you can't lose.
I have a Henry Homesteader and a Ruger Patrol Carbine Takedown. Both accept Glock mags and run suppressed without issue. When I was looking to buy a pistol caliber carbine, I originally wanted the Henry with the S&W magwell because I have a lot of M&P mags. The availability of the S&W magwells was almost impossible, so I got the Glock model instead. If I every decide to get rid of the Ruger (doubtful), I will get the S&W PCC and the S&W magwell for my Henry.
I have a Henry Homesteader and a Ruger Patrol Carbine Takedown. Both accept Glock mags and run suppressed without issue. When I was looking to buy a pistol caliber carbine, I originally wanted the Henry with the S&W magwell because I have a lot of M&P mags. The availability of the S&W magwells was almost impossible, so I got the Glock model instead. If I every decide to get rid of the Ruger (doubtful), I will get the S&W PCC and the S&W magwell for my Henry.
I wasn't aware of these. It looks like a SW pistol with a Kel-Tec front grafted to it. I'd assume reliability would be better than the Kel-Tec. Have you tried suppressing it?
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I think this fine for 9mm and .45, but the M&P 10mm has had issues, so I shied away from the newly released S&W 10mm carbine. About an hour ago I just picked up the Ruger 10mm LC Carbine. Takes Glock mags, seems liked a better choice for me. Now I just have to find time to get to the range.George W wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 10:54 am Visually, they look odd to me, but I hear they run really well though. It's essentially an M&P, so you know you won't have problems with them. Ergonomically, I really prefer the M&P over others, but every wrist is different. For the money, you can't lose.
I have a Henry Homesteader and a Ruger Patrol Carbine Takedown. Both accept Glock mags and run suppressed without issue. When I was looking to buy a pistol caliber carbine, I originally wanted the Henry with the S&W magwell because I have a lot of M&P mags. The availability of the S&W magwells was almost impossible, so I got the Glock model instead. If I every decide to get rid of the Ruger (doubtful), I will get the S&W PCC and the S&W magwell for my Henry.
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I hadn't heard about 10mm problems. It's not a caliber I have.tector wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 2:11 pm I think this fine for 9mm and .45, but the M&P 10mm has had issues, so I shied away from the newly released S&W 10mm carbine. About an hour ago I just picked up the Ruger 10mm LC Carbine. Takes Glock mags, seems liked a better choice for me. Now I just have to find time to get to the range.
There are so many 10mm handguns nowadays, it is really a remarkable comeback.
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I need another caliber like I need to break my pelvis again.
I didn't think I'd live long enough to see new guns in 10 mm and .40, yet I get email blasts every day touting new models.