A five round magazine will make it legal for Hunting upstate. I hope Ruger makes these available in other calibers like the 10mm.If Ruger starts producing NYC legal 5rd mags. I’ll pick one up immediately. (Or can I legally block a g26 mag to 5rds?)
It is much uglier than it needs to be. But once the aftermarket gets going we should have more stock options.
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Ruger PCC-9 9mm Carbine In-Stock At Hunter Sports
#21
Posted January 15 2018 - 10:25 AM
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#22
Posted January 15 2018 - 11:16 AM
A five round magazine will make it legal for Hunting upstate. I hope Ruger makes these available in other calibers like the 10mm.
Ideal giraffe hunting carbine.
#23
Posted January 15 2018 - 11:22 AM
Yup plenty of loads to the face!Ideal giraffe hunting carbine.
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#24
Posted January 15 2018 - 12:12 PM
A five round magazine will make it legal for Hunting upstate. I hope Ruger makes these available in other calibers like the 10mm.
For hunting purposes does it have to be permanent? I don't think it does. If you can take the mag apart and add a wooden block the correct length to allow only five rounds you should be gtg for HUNTING purposes.
#25
Posted January 15 2018 - 02:35 PM
Magpul offers them for it's magazine to be compliant for hunting in states that have a 5 round magazine restriction. It probably can be done with a Glock or any magazine with a floor plate.For hunting purposes does it have to be permanent? I don't think it does. If you can take the mag apart and add a wooden block the correct length to allow only five rounds you should be gtg for HUNTING purposes.
#26
Posted January 15 2018 - 02:53 PM
I can’t remember if the city would allow that or not, I think I remember hearing that mag blocks are considered ok... but who knows?
#27
Posted January 15 2018 - 03:22 PM
There are companies that make -5 round magazine blocks for glock mags that bring 15rd mags down to 10. So a g26 mag with one installed would be reduced to 5rds.
I can’t remember if the city would allow that or not, I think I remember hearing that mag blocks are considered ok... but who knows?
For NYC it would have to be permanent. For hunting it does not need to be permanent
#28
Posted January 15 2018 - 03:48 PM
There are companies that make -5 round magazine blocks for glock mags that bring 15rd mags down to 10. So a g26 mag with one installed would be reduced to 5rds.
I can’t remember if the city would allow that or not, I think I remember hearing that mag blocks are considered ok... but who knows?
Call NYPD Rifle/Shotgun section on 3 different days so you can get 3 different answers. If you want to blow your brains out read NYC Title 38 (local gun laws).
Good Luck
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Posted January 15 2018 - 06:49 PM
#30
Posted January 15 2018 - 10:32 PM
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#31
Posted January 15 2018 - 11:36 PM
Yep, hence the “who knows?”Call NYPD Rifle/Shotgun section on 3 different days so you can get 3 different answers. If you want to blow your brains out read NYC Title 38 (local gun laws).
Good Luck
That’s pretty much exactly what happened to me when I wanted to buy an original Ruger PC carbine a few years ago.
I was first told by the rifle/shotgun section that it was 100% legal and A-OK, so I contacted a member on here and said I’d be happy to buy the carbine he had up for sale. Just to be safe, before I made the purchase I called the rifle/shotgun section a 2nd time... this time I was told “Absolutely Not!” 100% illegal.
I’ll actually email them about this new carbine, so if I get approval I’ll have it in writing.
#32
Posted January 16 2018 - 07:02 AM

PCC are very popular today for hog and deer hunting. I see people getting twisted about using a 9mm. I will ask the question, when was the last time you killed a deer.I am not sure why people are talking about hunting with a five round 9mm mag. What exactly are you hunting. I hope it's not deer!!!!
#33
Posted January 16 2018 - 08:30 AM
PCC are very popular today for hog and deer hunting. I see people getting twisted about using a 9mm. I will ask the question, when was the last time you killed a deer.
9MM is one of the WORST cartridges available for deer hunting. Yeah, it can kill a deer, but it is a silly and unethical choice, when so many FAR superior cartridges are available. There is simply no good reason to choose 9mm over dozens of better deer hunting cartridges.
#34
Posted January 16 2018 - 08:45 AM
We are talking about PCC. It has a popular following in other states. The 9mm using a good bullet loaded to +P is effective on deer and hogs.9MM is one of the WORST cartridges available for deer hunting. Yeah, it can kill a deer, but it is a silly and unethical choice, when so many FAR superior cartridges are available. There is simply no good reason to choose 9mm over dozens of better deer hunting cartridges.
Buffalo Boar, Underwood and Double Tap are just a few companies that load pistol caliber ammunition to high velocity.
I have shot deer with my service G19 and it was a clean ethical harvest. How many deer have you harvested to know about a 9mm?
#35
Posted January 16 2018 - 08:47 AM

I am not sure why people are talking about hunting with a five round 9mm mag. What exactly are you hunting. I hope it's not deer!!!!
Yeah, because an arrow at 30 yds is so much more humane.
I'd take a hollow point over an arrow at 30 yds any day.
#36
Posted January 16 2018 - 08:58 AM
We are talking about PCC. It has a popular following in other states. The 9mm using a good bullet loaded to +P is effective on deer and hogs.
Buffalo Boar, Underwood and Double Tap are just a few companies that load pistol caliber ammunition to high velocity.
I have shot deer with my service G19 and it was a clean ethical harvest. How many deer have you harvested to know about a 9mm?
Even those "powerful" 9mm loads provide a fraction of the energy of a low end hunting cartridge.
What makes 9MM a better choice than .243, .308, etc?
Lots of unethical hunters do lots of silly and unethical things. It doesn't make those things any less silly or unethical.
#37
Posted January 16 2018 - 09:03 AM

Again, This is for a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PPC) people are using them for years to hunt deer and feral hogs.We can't use your logic of using a .243 or .308 since we are on the topic of using a pistol caliber carbine.Even those "powerful" 9mm loads provide a fraction of the energy of a low end hunting cartridge.
What makes 9MM a better choice than .243, .308, etc?
Lots of unethical hunters do lots of silly and unethical things. It doesn't make those things any less silly or unethical.
#38
Posted January 16 2018 - 09:21 AM
Again, This is for a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PPC) people are using them for years to hunt deer and feral hogs.We can't use your logic of using a .243 or .308 since we are on the topic of using a pistol caliber carbine.
There is no good reason to use a PCC, especially one in 9MM, to hunt deer. You can use a wrench to drive nails, but a sensible person uses a hammer. If all you have is a wrench, fine. If someone whose only gun was a 9mm carbine wanted to use it for hunting deer, it would still be a bad idea, but it would be at least understandable. But, when someone already has far superior tools for deer hunting and decides "I'll buy a 9mm Carbine a go deer hunting." it is a completely irrational and illogical choice. There are no advantages to using 9mm and many disadvantages.
#39
Posted January 16 2018 - 09:29 AM

I will ask you this, how many years do you have experience in carrying a handgun or Hunting deer?There is no good reason to use a PCC, especially one in 9MM, to hunt deer. You can use a wrench to drive nails, but a sensible person uses a hammer. If all you have is a wrench, fine. If someone whose only gun was a 9mm carbine wanted to use it for hunting deer, it would still be a bad idea, but it would be at least understandable. But, when someone already has far superior tools for deer hunting and decides "I'll buy a 9mm Carbine a go deer hunting." it is a completely irrational and illogical choice. There are no advantages to using 9mm and many disadvantages.
The handgun debate of the 9mm vs .45 has gone on for years. We have a market for PCC that has a big following among deer and hog hunters. For close shots under 75 yards the PCC is popular.
You haven't answered the question about personal experience with hunting.
#40
Posted January 16 2018 - 10:00 AM
I will ask you this, how many years do you have experience in carrying a handgun or Hunting deer?
The handgun debate of the 9mm vs .45 has gone on for years. We have a market for PCC that has a big following among deer and hog hunters. For close shots under 75 yards the PCC is popular.
You haven't answered the question about personal experience with hunting.
A niche market of clowns who want to use the wrong tool does not qualify as "popular". 9mm is NOT a "popular" deer hunting cartridge. Are a lot of 9mm's marketed as hunting rifles? Hunting deer with .357mag or 44mag is relatively popular, but those cartridges provide about twice the muzzle energy of +P 9mm, from a carbine. They are in a completely different class from 9mm.
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