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Who's looking at the Sig P385?
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Well I learned I don't need a Glock or a 2011, though the 2011 was amazing
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they all look weird and ghey except this one https://ruger.com/products/pcCarbine/specSheets/39101.htmlRuger PC carbine. Since in that revolver thread you're bummed the sp101 didn't get a mention yet
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One of the few (only?) guns where I have only shot it once then never againRuger PC carbine. Since in that revolver thread you're bummed the sp101 didn't get a mention yet
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That and Ruger PCCs are heavy and long for what they are. If you want a PCC just buy an AR9 pistol and deal with the mag lock. The main reason why the Ruger is attractive is because the rifle setup avoids AWB shenanigans. But imo it's a meh gun.
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I bought a Ruger PCC the year they came out. The barrel was so canted I sent it back to Ruger to fix. It came back less canted but still canted. Couldnt deal with that. So I sold it for what I paid. Never shot it. Plus it was fugly.
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Yes for the P385 and like the others have said the P265 is also very intriguing.
The P385 should get plenty of market support and eventually an AXG grip module. I still think the P320 AXG models are some of the best looking striker fired guns out there. It’s also ergonomic to boot.
The P385 should get plenty of market support and eventually an AXG grip module. I still think the P320 AXG models are some of the best looking striker fired guns out there. It’s also ergonomic to boot.
Same. The Waltz9 has ruined my expectations of what all striker fired guns can be.
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More reasons not to get that gun
Similar line of reasoning why I don’t shoot my Q5 SF
Let me be a peasant!