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Jeep people sound like glock people it seems. hahaI don't mind the wait; it lets the accessory market flood with the upgrades. Other than my Legion P365 I think I've re-done my other P365s about 42 times....they remind me of a Jeep.
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Ruger announced a large slash of their product line including the PCC.What did i miss?
It is way worse. I have built four rigs since the mid 90's. The third one I built, I spent way too much and sold it for way too little. I decided the next rig I was going to let some schmuck take the loss and I would be the guy scoring. Well, I found the "perfect" Jeep, told the wife, it is ready to hit the trail and no $$ needed after the purchase. That was 2 years ago and $45k later.Jeep people sound like glock people it seems. haha
Ruger announced a large slash of their product line including the PCC.
That is all I want. To bad the homesteader is dogThe PCC should return as a more simple design. I think there's definitely a market for a ranch rifle style 9mm PCC. Remove the takedown feature, shave some weight and put it in something like a Magpul Hunter stock. Essentially something more like the original PC carbine.
Sounds like my uncle. His jeep has to be 80-90k at this point. I just don’t get it. He’s older, his wife will not camp at all ever (don’t blame her), the live in Berkeley right down the street from the monastery. it’s not like they will ever need a jeep.It is way worse. I have built four rigs since the mid 90's. The third one I built, I spent way too much and sold it for way too little. I decided the next rig I was going to let some schmuck take the loss and I would be the guy scoring. Well, I found the "perfect" Jeep, told the wife, it is ready to hit the trail and no $$ needed after the purchase. That was 2 years ago and $45k later.
What exactly is so bad about it? I keep hearing thisThat is all I want. To bad the homesteader is dog.
With that description, I could be your uncle. LOL. My wife only stays in hotels when we run, which is fine. I am mid to late 50's and can only go for maybe 4hrs a day. But we do use the Jeep. I try to get out once a month. It is hard to get guys together so I usually run solo. Last weekend We did "AdventureFest" up in Big bear. About 10 rigs per run.Sounds like my uncle. His jeep has to be 80-90k at this point. I just don’t get it. He’s older, his wife will not camp at all ever (don’t blame her), the live in Berkeley right down the street from the monastery. it’s not like they will ever need a jeep.

ha, they call those "mall crawlers".Sounds like my uncle. His jeep has to be 80-90k at this point. I just don’t get it. He’s older, his wife will not camp at all ever (don’t blame her), the live in Berkeley right down the street from the monastery. it’s not like they will ever need a jeep.
I love sigs but this isn’t something I’m interested in. I have an x5 320 and a p365 xmacro. I would be surprised if this was super successful in ca considering more modern options have become available. I don’t doubt that it’s a great pistol, it just doesn’t fill a need in my bookSince it's apparent that Sig is making a P385 for California, who is looking forward to this pistol? I'm not going to lie, im kind of intrigued...
Reliability and fit and finish. The one I touched had rough machining marks and the stock was loose on the action. (sample of one)What exactly is so bad about it? I keep hearing this