New ruger 9mm carbine with folding, and adjustable stock

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  • TheGhostRider

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    We got one in at work, looks nice, haven't handled it too much, will change that tomorrow...have to know what I sell...that's my story, and I'm sticking to it
    I want to hear your feedback. Good, bad or meh. This looks like what I’ve been waiting for. A folder, breakdown backpack gun made of metal.
    I love the Beretta CX4 9mm but… I want it to have a folding stock. Since they don’t exist, this little Ruger looks like the ticket. Glock mag compatible… excellent.
     
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    gregkl

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    What’s the difference between this and the 19100 other than the pistol grip and adjustable stock?

    I liked the 19100 when I handled it in the shop.
     

    Kdf101

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    first impression for me is, it they are going to put a rail section on it, and they should, why don’t they put it on the end of the barrel for a front sight?
     

    gregkl

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    Apologize for the thread drift and I will start a new one if necessary but has anyone ever used one those Aimaculate folding devices for a standard AR?

    I figure as little as I shoot rifles, I could shoot.223 for a long time before I’d offset the cost of a PCC.
     

    shootersix

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    first impression for me is, it they are going to put a rail section on it, and they should, why don’t they put it on the end of the barrel for a front sight?
    Because nobody puts iron sights on a pcc!

    And the rail section on the barrel is a lot smarter than the rail section on the receiver because removing the barrel can change the zero, mounting it on the barrel won’t change the zero, in fact a few companies actually make rail sections that replace the rear sight
     

    Kdf101

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    Because nobody puts iron sights on a pcc!

    And the rail section on the barrel is a lot smarter than the rail section on the receiver because removing the barrel can change the zero, mounting it on the barrel won’t change the zero, in fact a few companies actually make rail sections that replace the rear sight
    I put iron sights on mine. Might just be me though. I just can’t come to terms with a gun with no iron sights. Kind of have to make an exception for most hunting rifles these days though, since almost none of them have them.
     

    shootersix

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    I put iron sights on mine. Might just be me though. I just can’t come to terms with a gun with no iron sights. Kind of have to make an exception for most hunting rifles these days though, since almost none of them have them.
    Ok I should add, I didn’t put optics on my ruger pcc, but I’ve only shot it once (in a steel challenge match)
     
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