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what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
Pistol calibers become more impressive out of 16in barrels...what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
i am not gonna lie - i do not understand all the hype behind the PCC. if there are any aficionados of it here - can you calmly explain your point of view, please?
i am not attacking at all and as open minded as anybody else - only want to hear your opinion.
what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
i am not gonna lie - i do not understand all the hype behind the PCC. if there are any aficionados of it here - can you calmly explain your point of view, please?
i am not attacking at all and as open minded as anybody else - only want to hear your opinion.
ok, so, it is also how i see it, minus the price point now, as last 2k of .223 rounds i was able to get for a cheaper price than 9mm.Ran out of rifle ammo? That's about the only thing I can think of.
As far as the usefulness of a PCC, they are neat, used to be cheaper to shoot then rifles, and they are quieter with a can?.
I'd still like an MPX for night time fun shooting in my backyard, but in reality if I ever needed to do rifle things, I would do those things with a rifle.
huh, interesting. what what kind of a PPC folks use there, usually? a kel-tec? i have heard it is not very accurate, at all.-If you want to compete, There's now a USPSA division with it. USPSA generally didnt have anything rifle-like because a lot of club action pits and steel
not set up for rifle calibers, so it adds new dimension to sport.
Ran out of rifle ammo? That's about the only thing I can think of.
As far as the usefulness of a PCC, they are neat, used to be cheaper to shoot then rifles, and they are quieter with a can?.
huh, interesting. what what kind of a PPC folks use there, usually? a kel-tec? i have heard it is not very accurate, at all.
considering i have a heckload of glock mags - what is the best one to think of? i know very little of that, as you can see - never cared to know.
I’ve found they are a great way to transition people, who have been conditioned to be afraid of ARs, to rifles. When you remove the magazine from the pistol they just shot and then put it into the PCC it takes some of the scary mystique away.
I haven't seen the distribution of guns, but I would hazard a guess AR9 clones are the most popular, but people run stuff like uzis, mp5 clones, as well as semiauto SBR of the
same as well. If you have Glock mags you could build an AR9 no problem. I think they might even have lowers which will lock the bolt open on empty.
SMG and not strictly semiauto. It better have pictograms on the side of it or S-E-F.
Flannel Daddy (GarandThumb) has a wide variety of PCC videos that discuss which PCCs see competitive use. In my observation, local New England PCC shoots are about keeping costs low and introducing new shooters into competition - those people are unlikely to come out with SP9s.
what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
i am not gonna lie - i do not understand all the hype behind the PCC. if there are any aficionados of it here - can you calmly explain your point of view, please?
i am not attacking at all and as open minded as anybody else - only want to hear your opinion.
what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever?
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as they will burst from laughing?To shred bad guys
huh, interesting. what what kind of a PPC folks use there, usually? a kel-tec? i have heard it is not very accurate, at all.
considering i have a heckload of glock mags - what is the best one to think of? i know very little of that, as you can see - never cared to know.
bingo, i just jumped back from the glocktalk where i was reading about it - as i do run G17/34.I have two Ruger PCC's; one's a CT compliant model, the other's a free state model.
They're very accurate, easy to shoot and the charging handle and mag release can be installed on either side.
They come with Ruger magwell installed and a magazine, but also include an adapter for Glock mags. With that Glock adapter, they accept G17/G34 mags.
I have them in 9mm, but they're also available in .40mm.
Free State model: Ruger® PC Carbine™ Autoloading Rifle Model 19122
CT Compliant model: Ruger® PC Carbine™ Autoloading Rifle Model 19101
I also have a PSA 9mm AR. It's accurate, and since it was purpose built from the factory to run 9mm, I haven't had any of the issues some people have choosing hammers, springs or buffers.
I've handled KelTec Sub2000, not impressed by it; it just felt cheap. The only thing it's really got in its favor is that you can fold it up and put it in a backpack. The Rugers are takedowns so they fit in backpacks pretty easily too.
what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
i am not gonna lie - i do not understand all the hype behind the PCC. if there are any aficionados of it here - can you calmly explain your point of view, please?
i am not attacking at all and as open minded as anybody else - only want to hear your opinion.
as they will burst from laughing?
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huh, interesting. what what kind of a PPC folks use there, usually? a kel-tec?
so, to simplify the question - is this one MA compliant?Anything and everything.
I've seen the Rugers, A.R. style, the J.R.C, I'm pretty sure someone from Mansfield ran an H.K. last year. Anything thats considered a Rifle that shoots pistol caliber.
Real popular in Steel Challenge.
U.S.P.S.A has a provision like said above.
I'm pretty sure I.D.P.A. does too.
There may be a "production list" out there for each of the games but its pretty lenient.
so, to simplify the question - is this one MA compliant?
I'm building a 16" AR9 because I reload 9mm and not 5.56. It will give me something affordable to shoot until the price of 5.56 becomes reasonable again.what is the factual, real life practical incentive to shoot 9mm at 400yds, ever? or even 100yds?
i am not gonna lie - i do not understand all the hype behind the PCC. if there are any aficionados of it here - can you calmly explain your point of view, please?
i am not attacking at all and as open minded as anybody else - only want to hear your opinion.
It is not. Threaded barrel, collapsible stock and pistol grip.so, to simplify the question - is this one MA compliant?