Ruger PC Carbine 40 for sale
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Ruger PC Carbine Semi-Auto 40 S&W 10Rds 16.12-inch 10Rds
Brand:
Ruger
Barrel Length:
16.12"
Caliber:
.40 S&W
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Ruger PC Carbine 40 for sale
Is the Ruger PC Carbine 40 discontinued?
Yes, Ruger discontinued the original PC40 around 2006-2007. However, a second-generation PC Carbine Takedown in .40 S&W was later produced and has also since been discontinued. Currently, the 9mm variant is the primary production model. Used .40 S&W models occasionally appear on the secondary market but are increasingly scarce.
Is the Ruger PC Carbine worth it?
Worth depends on your needs. This .40 caliber carbine costs around $670 and offers reliable performance, adjustable ergonomics, and solid accuracy for plinking or competition. Manageable recoil and a quality trigger make it competitive at this price, though marketplace availability can be limited.
How much is a PC Carbine worth?
Ruger PC Carbine rifles typically sell for around $661-$665 new, with new retail prices starting as low as $581.99. Used examples average $485-$488, with some selling in the $400-$500 range depending on model and condition.
Can you dry fire a Ruger PC Carbine?
Ruger states that dry firing the PC Carbine will not damage the firearm. For extended practice sessions, consider using snap caps to minimize wear on internal components. Always consult your owner's manual for specific guidance.
What calibers are available for the Ruger PC Carbine?
Ruger PC Carbine is available in 9mm Luger and .40 S&W. Both calibers remain in production. The 9mm version accepts interchangeable magazine wells compatible with Ruger and Glock pistol magazines.
Is the Ruger PC Carbine CA compliant?
Yes, Ruger offers California-compliant versions of the PC Carbine in 9mm with a 10-round magazine capacity. Always confirm the specific model is listed as CA compliant before purchasing, as standard versions may not meet California requirements without additional modifications.