The PC Carbine Before it Was Cool....
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Hellcat
I may be wrong, but I think the Ruger .44 mag. started out in the early 60's. I wish the Ruger and the Marlin carbines were still produced today.
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Ruger .44 Magnum Carbines
Ruger has offered pistol-caliber carbines over the last 60 years chambered in .44 Magnum, including two semi-automatics, the Deerstalker and Deerfield, as well
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Ruger made a model of the PC carbine back in 1996 that was geared towards law enforcement sales though it never caught on considering the price of the rifle against similar competitor options.
The current Ruger PC carbine takedown rifle has been a home run for the company and I've been a fan of this model since it first came out in 2017.
I've seen good reviews on the classic Marlin camp rifle and it's probably only a matter of time before it's brought back to the market with modern options.
The current Ruger PC carbine takedown rifle has been a home run for the company and I've been a fan of this model since it first came out in 2017.
I've seen good reviews on the classic Marlin camp rifle and it's probably only a matter of time before it's brought back to the market with modern options.
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nmedge
Guest
When I worked at LGS when one came in they sold really fast. Someone did tell me that you had to be real careful when cleaning them especially around the trigger group. Something about it be plastic? They still bring big money used.
HansGruber
Ronin
My usual dealer has one of these in .45 that accepts 1911 mags…he wants a bit too much for it, though.