The Charger has long been the designation for Ruger’s 10/22 pistol variants, but the PC Charger Pistol, based on Ruger’s PC Carbine Chassis model, is chambered in 9mm. The PC Charger uses the same chassis as the newer tactical model PC Carbine with a Picatinny rail in the rear to accept MCX style stocks or, in this case, braces.
Re: Ruger introduces PC Charger Pistol
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 1:13 pm
by K-Texas
Interesting. Thanks for posting.
Re: Ruger introduces PC Charger Pistol
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 4:55 pm
by MadMonkey
Okay, NOW I'm interested...
Re: Ruger introduces PC Charger Pistol
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2020 5:39 pm
by Rafe
MadMonkey wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 4:55 pm
Okay, NOW I'm interested...
Me too! Like I'll end up with spare funds after COVID-19 beats up our economy. But Travis's review looks pretty impressive, and the little gun looks very interesting. I'm not a big Keltech fan, so never even considered a Sub2000. But this Ruger looks like it's really, really well designed. And comes out of the box with the Glock magazine option. I saw a lot of the comments on the review were wanting it .45 or 10mm...which would be grand but if I want more punch out of something nearly this size I think I'll stick with an SBR or AR pistol. And I have some 33-rnd Glock 9mm mags sitting around. Range fun, easy to pack in a small bag, and a few 33-rnd 9mm sticks out of a 6.5" barrel would still leave a mark if you needed it as an SD gun.
But I wish Grayling813 hadn't told us about it. 'Cause now I'm gonna keep looking for reviews and checking prices.
Yes, it’s a takedown, and, yes, the 6.5” Charger barrel will fit on a PCC–but don’t do it unless you have ATF approval to create an NFA-regulated short-barreled rifle.
So that means a PC Carbine barrel will fit on the PCCharger, creating a pistol with 16” barrel.
Grayling813 wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 11:50 am
A birthday gift from me to me...
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Definitely lucky, happened to go to Shoot Point Blank’s website on Friday three weeks ago. It showed there was one available in Arlington so I bought it and went to pick it up an hour later.
Grayling813 wrote: ↑Fri May 15, 2020 11:50 am
A birthday gift from me to me...
8DF386A0-8519-437C-BD28-15F142F5F644.jpeg
Definitely lucky, happened to go to Shoot Point Blank’s website on Friday three weeks ago. It showed there was one available in Arlington so I bought it and went to pick it up an hour later.
But Travis's review looks pretty impressive, and the little gun looks very interesting. I'm not a big Keltech fan, so never even considered a Sub2000. But this Ruger looks like it's really, really well designed. And comes out of the box with the Glock magazine option. I saw a lot of the comments on the review were wanting it .45 or 10mm...which would be grand but if I want more punch out of something nearly this size I think I'll stick with an SBR or AR pistol. And I have some 33-rnd Glock 9mm mags sitting around. Range fun, easy to pack in a small bag, and a few 33-rnd 9mm sticks out of a 6.5" barrel would still leave a mark if you needed it as an SD gun.