Ruger PC Carbine Legal

[ss+P]

I have been out of the game since before the whole PCC division came about. I have a buddy who wants to start shooting with me again and wants to use a Ruger PC. They are legal for USPSA correct.

 

I tried searching and didn’t find it and I looked at the rules and it seems to fit the “box” but it seems a lot has changed since I left so I figured I will ask.

 

 

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[TeedOff]

Legal. I’ve seen a few guys run them. Out of the box the ergonomics seem less that ideal. I believe taccom and maybe others have aftermarket bits to address the shortcomings.

[Frozen]

Yes legal , I use one in uspsa , great rifle for the money, runs 100% , just change out the mag adapter to glock mags , and good to go .


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[ss+P]

Thanks guys. I figured but wanted to check before we drove an hour and they told him he couldn’t shoot.


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[Zincwarrior]

Its advantaged in that PreCovid, it was an inexpensive option vs. the competition, has ergos that are in line with a 10/22 or old school rifle, and frankly is less likely to trip an AWB limitation.

[ss+P]

Yeah he got when when they first came out. We shot limited together and now want to see what PCC is about before he goes all in


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[pig4bill]

Doug Koenig, factory Ruger shooter, uses one.

[Prange]

2 hours ago, pig4bill said:

Doug Koenig, factory Ruger shooter, uses one.

 

I'd like to try his and compare it to mine.

[Nic_USPSA_C]

Since he already had it and it is legal he needs to go shoot a few matches and try PCC.  It is definitely a different game.

 

Can always race it up with some TandenKross parts.

[laz2011]

There are a lot of parts for the Ruger pc I would recommend to replace the extractor with one sold by Mcarbo . It should eliminate extraction problems . They also sell a trigger kit .

[ss+P]

Since he already had it and it is legal he needs to go shoot a few matches and try PCC.  It is definitely a different game.
 
Can always race it up with some TandenKross parts.

Yeah that’s what he wants to do


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[ADulay]

On 9/13/2020 at 9:50 AM, laz2011 said:

There are a lot of parts for the Ruger pc I would recommend to replace the extractor with one sold by Mcarbo . It should eliminate extraction problems . They also sell a trigger kit .

Ditto on the Mcarbo extractor for the Ruger.

 

Look at a factory extractor vs the Mcarbo.   The difference (for the good) will be obvious.

 

AD

[Prange]

17 hours ago, ADulay said:

Ditto on the Mcarbo extractor for the Ruger.

 

Look at a factory extractor vs the Mcarbo.   The difference (for the good) will be obvious.

 

AD

+1 on the extractor. I also have the Mcarbo buffer, recoil spring retainer, bolt head and extractor pins. It all works perfectly. 

 

I haven't touched the trigger yet, it's a little heavy, but not bad. The Volquartsen replacement trigger module is interesting, but a bit spendy at $273.00

[ss+P]

+1 on the extractor. I also have the Mcarbo buffer, recoil spring retainer, bolt head and extractor pins. It all works perfectly. 
 
I haven't touched the trigger yet, it's a little heavy, but not bad. The Volquartsen replacement trigger module is interesting, but a bit spendy at $273.00

Wow that’s spendy. I wish there was a like button. I appreciate all the responses. I know there are other topics for these but it’s nice to have it all in one place


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[Nic_USPSA_C]

On 9/14/2020 at 9:08 AM, ss+P said:

Yeah that’s what he wants to do


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Shooting a first match with a PCC can be intimidating, just need to do as much home work as possible.  Maneuvering the gun around walls and in ports is something that needs practice.