10mm LC Carbine

[HansGruber]

For length, weight and price, it is as expensive and weighs more than most AR’s.
I’d rather have an AR-15 SBR with folding stock 7.5” or 10.5” barrel.
You could have a suppressor, folding stock and 7.5” barrel and still be shorter than this 10mm carbine and have huge velocity over the 10mm

This ruger is an overall length of 30.60” and weighs 7.1 lbs.

The Ruger LC Carbine 10 mm Auto has an MSRP of $1,049

Stock AR-15 7.5” suppressed for comparison. Add a folding stock to this and its super short to go in a bag.
I keep one in a kids small tennis racquet case its that short
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Not nearly as quiet, though. Run subsonic 10mm (or get a .45), and those are going to be darn near Hollywood quiet.

Even a suppressed 7.5” 5.56 is loud.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Not nearly as quiet, though. Run subsonic 10mm (or get a .45), and those are going to be darn near Hollywood quiet.

Even a suppressed 7.5” 5.56 is loud.

Agreed, but if looking for velocity and range as stated earlier, this AR is shorter, lighter and better velocity

 

[10mmLife]

Not nearly as quiet, though. Run subsonic 10mm (or get a .45), and those are going to be darn near Hollywood quiet.

Even a suppressed 7.5” 5.56 is loud.

Suppressed 5.56 will still blow your hearing especially in a confined space. The only useful reason to surpress a 5.56 is to kill the flash.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Suppressed 5.56 will still blow your hearing especially in a confined space. The only useful reason to surpress a 5.56 is to kill the flash.

Any larger caliber firearm like pistols or rifles unsuppressed in confined spaces or indoor will blow out your hearing . 9mm, 10mm, .45 , .380, .38 special, etc etc ….