Recent content by rugerguy211

Canik TP9-SFx

Yup. I wrote to Ruger when the new PCC first came out and asked why they didn't consider the P series to be "popular" enough to make a mag well for them. They did answer my email, but said they cannot discuss future product development. Since it's been years now it's safe to assume they have no...

I'm waiting for someone to make a P89 mag well for it. Until then I'll enjoy my gen 1 PC9.

Is anyone making a mag well for Ruger P style mags? I've always loved Ruger, but to be totally honest I'm really turned off by their not providing a PCC mag well for the older style PC9/P89 mags. I was planning on a Ruger GP100 revolver being my next purchase, but have switched gears and am...

Is anyone making a mag well for Ruger P style mags? I've always loved Ruger, but to be totally honest I'm really turned off by their not providing a PCC mag well for the older style PC9/P89 mags. I was planning on a Ruger GP100 revolver being my next purchase, but have switched gears and am...

I wanted to still use the iron sights at 50 yards. The scope has not yet been sighted in, but it will be used for 200 yards, off hand. The high mount allows the same holding position as my .22's at 200 yards. I won't know for sure if it will work as planned until it's sighted in. :-)

I've not had the problem with my LC9s. On another note, and not meaning to sidetrack your post, I'd pay good money for a trigger shoe that would fit my Beretta Tomcat (.32 ACP). That trigger is so narrow it hurts no matter how I place my arthritic finger.

Thank you! :D

I don't have the new PCC9 but, like you, I also never had the problem you describe with the original PC9. If I ever do decide to get one I appreciate the heads up on a possible issue. BTW...We are not ALL very happy about the new PCC9. I'm sure I drive folks crazy because I keep saying this...

All I've done is add a scope to get it ready for Schutzen matches. Not sighted in yet for 200 yards, but it's good at 50 yards so far. I can never remember how to add a picture, so here's a link to it. https://1drv.ms/u/s!AioFzf3aw6JEiDCwdhjNmnGO4rRa

Thanks! I agree. It took me a while to believe they would hold up, but several of the guys I shoot with convinced me when I saw how theirs have held up over time.

I have a BX on one of my 10/22's and was able to test a few until I found one at 2.5 pounds. Shooting at 200 yards off hand I found the lighter trigger to be beneficial over the stock 6.5 pound.

This is an update to my original post shown here. http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=254209&p=2551487&hilit=P89#p2548217 To summarize that thread, I needed a red dot for my P89 because I can no longer see the iron sights as clearly as I'd like. With help from a couple of folks...

I'm right handed, right eye dominant, and do not yet own a PC Carbine. However, I want to say thank you for the detailed info. That is exactly why I come to this forum. :D :D :D

I have the same one on my original PC9 carbine. It works great there as well.