My SAINT 308 and SAINT 5.56 rifles have a little brother. The SAINT 5.56 pistol.As a carbine-less man, I am going for this. My 5.56 Saint needs a little brother.
In other words, follow what Ruger did with their 9mm PC Carbine. It arrives with the Ruger Security 9 magazine well in it, but with the supplied allen wrench, you remove the magazine well and insert the supplied Glock 9mm magazine well. Pick and choose what you want.A proprietary mag well insert like the PC carbine would have been a nice feature where you can interchange the mag types. This way this new carbine could satisfy everyone's needs.
Either way it still is a cool carbine and I know the colt pattern mags are still pretty popular amongst PCC shooters. A few of the companies that make 9mm AR lowers offer Colt or Glock lowers as options such as Spikes because of the popularity split between the two on this type of platform.
I have had a PC Carbine for about 5 years now myself. The PC Carbine falls short in the fact that the magwell adapters only work for 2 Ruger branded pistols (American & Security 9) and Glock mags. Having the Glock mag adapter is the main draw to the PC Carbine as the two Ruger options kinda suck because not many people are carrying a Ruger American or Ruger Security 9 as a CCW. The 2 Ruger pistols I mentioned aren't popular and additional mags are too expensive for such cheap pistols to invest in.In other words, follow what Ruger did with their 9mm PC Carbine. It arrives with the Ruger Security 9 magazine well in it, but with the supplied allen wrench, you remove the magazine well and insert the supplied Glock 9mm magazine well. Pick and choose what you want.
Maybe but the SMG mags are readily available and quite affordable.If the Saint carbine had the ability to swap magwells to use more mag types such as the XDM9, Glock, M&P, VP9, etc...etc... That would make it a much more versatile carbine and would open it up to a larger market share for PCC's.
I'd like to know as well. None of the videos I've seen so far show it disassembled.i for one think the colt pattern magazines are a good choice. i have a Colt. I have done a few reliability updates. It is a A-1 style upper. The Colt chamber is short, bur then again so is SA 9mm 1911 pistol chambers. Changed my 9mm OAL reloads to accomidate all rifles and pistols. My Ruger PCC also runs great and looks good in a Gray Mag-Pul Backpacker stock.
I do have a question about the new Saint Victor PCC, 1911 extractor like a Colt or springloaded over the case rim?
It's one the way.Anyone buy one yet? >_<
I feel similarly, I want one but I just don't have a good use case for it other than coolness and range fun. If I have to pick up the long gun I am not opting for the PCC as this one is not much more nimble than AR.As a carbine-less man, I am going for this. My 5.56 Saint needs a little brother.
Perhaps SA should buy Automag, chamber in .44AMP, .357AMP, 10MM, and .50AE, and rename it44mag would be nice!
only ifPerhaps SA should buy Automag, chamber in .44AMP, .357AMP, 10MM, and .50AE, and rename it
'The Detective Callahan Automag'.
This did not age well. lolAnyone buy one yet? >_<
I got mine. After some changes I'm liking it better. A few more mods and I should be happy.This did not age well. lol
I got mine. After some changes I'm liking it better. A few more mods and I should be happy.
Same here, crappy weather keeping me from going out again.Hopefully this weekend I can get mine out, but it's not looking good atm.
Did you fire yours stock at all, or did you start changing things right away?
How did it shoot and what don't you like about it?
You can buy extra mags. from Springfield. I did and I am getting an extra one as part of their $500.00 rebate currently going on until 01/31/2024. LOLIn my opinion, SA made a huge error in using the Colt SMG magazines. They are more difficult to find and not compatible with any other firearm. This would have been a much more desirable carbine if they had configured it to use XD magazines. Even Glock magazines would have been better, but that would mean admitting that Glock had better magazines.
Having magazine compatibility with your sidearm is really a much better idea, regardless of caliber.