That would be cool, but with what magazines? Neither Glock nor Ruger ship handguns in 30 SC.Hmm? A Ruger Pistol Caliber Carbine in .30 Super Carry?
I have the 40 S&W version because I have always felt the 9mm was too under powered, plus I already have a Ruger 40 which uses the same magazines as the carbine so I have interchangeability. I like it. Haven't shot it that much (less than 200 rounds) but it is a fun gun to shoot and is good (in my estimation) for 100 yds.
That would be cool, and even the 30 round stick would be smaller/lighter.That would be cool, but with what magazines? Neither Glock nor Ruger ship handguns in 30 SC.
With a Ridgid toolbox and some Kaisen foam I copied an idea posted a while back by a THR member and made a great little carrying case.
With a Ridgid toolbox and some Kaisen foam I copied an idea posted a while back by a THR member and made a great little carrying case.
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Well ... you don't have to leave the mag in when you stow the rifle away, but OK ...Some hard-to-find info on the backpacker is whether it can fit a suppressor AND a g26 mag.
It can. Even the ASR QD ring fits in there, but with roughly zero excess clearance.
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True, but having a mag on standby in the well is at least as valid a feature as the magazine that stows in the stock.Well ... you don't have to leave the mag in when you stow the rifle away, but OK ...
Capybara, wish I could reload 9s; the primer jackpot being what it is.
But your point on cost is well taken otherwise, much as it grinds me to buy loaded 9s.
They are still relatively cheap to shoot.
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Luckily I stocked up when they were cheap in 2015.
more lucky would be to have stocked up on loaded 115 grain 9mm when it could be had for 160/k or even as low as 130/k with rebates.