Originally Posted by HCM
That's stupid money for what is essentially a Ruger 10/22 that shoots center fire pistol ammo, out of magazines for a gun that has also been discontinued. I agree about your assessment of the worth. I would pay maybe $350 for one, and only because I think I still have some 5906 magazines floating around here.
I was into 10mm Auto before it sold out and went mainstream, but these days I'm here for the revolver and epidemiology information.
The people have spoken and I agree. Way too much money for just an oddball plinker. Thanks for the insights.
I had the .45 version twenty years ago. It was not reliable for me otherwise I would have kept it. It seemed like an overgrown marlin model 60 to me. I bought it for home defense for a girlfriend. She was not keen on a shotgun's recoil. It was a good concept. I wish it worked
I wanted a 9mm carbine and bought a Beretta CX4. It won't work with S&W mags, but M92 mags are cheap and plentiful.
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I saw one run OK in a carbine class. It was a backup gun for a Keltec SU-16 that broke in half.
I had one of those. Nice piece. I found that it spit a bit of burning powder on my cheek with each shot if using lighter bullets. I usually stick to 147 gr., so not a problem unless practicing with the cheap stuff that is usually 115.
I lost interest in the PCC concept and got rid of it, not for any real faults in the design.
The only reason I'm looking again is that I have such a collection of 3rd get Smiths that, that.... Oh, reasons.
I'm afraid I might get a Kel-Tec Sub 2000 (which I just found out can use a S&W 59 magazine). I suspect that will pass if I just sit on the idea a bit.
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