Videos tagged with Ruger PCC

This video features a review of the Ruger PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) and assesses its competitiveness in the current market. The host expresses enjoyment with the firearm and indicates interest in reviewing the Ruger FPC in the future. The description also includes shout-outs to sponsors like True Shot and Basement Operator Company, along with various social media links and contact information for the creator and a related media company. A prominent safety disclaimer regarding firearm handling and pointing is included, along with a disclaimer stating the content is for educational and entertainment purposes and the creator is not a gunsmith.

This video features a review of the Springfield M1A Socom rifle. The creator expresses long-held interest in owning an M1A and finally acquires one, describing it as a "bad ass rifle" with some flaws but ultimately a great firearm. They thank viewers and solicit suggestions for future reviews, mentioning a potential review of a Ruger PCC. The description also includes affiliate links for Boar Products and Basement Operator Company, along with social media links for the creator, Elliott Delp. A safety disclaimer emphasizes weapon checks and responsible filming angles, and a disclaimer clarifies the creator is not a gunsmith and the content is for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video highlights the top 5 upgrades for the Ruger PC Carbine, emphasizing its ruggedness, reliability, and customization potential. The featured upgrades include pistol grips, stocks, foregrips, slings and sling mounts, and optics. The content is geared towards helping viewers enhance their 9mm PCC for various applications, offering a quick and informative guide for customization.

This YouTube video showcases the Ruger PCC Carbine in 9mm, featuring shooting at a 25-yard distance. The demonstration includes the use of Tulammo and Wolf steel-cased ammunition, as well as the Sig Romeo 5 red dot optic. The description highlights the 'awesome' nature of the carbine in a short-range context.

This video compares the AR-9, Ruger PCC, and Kel-Tec Sub 2000, all 9mm 16-inch barrel carbines. The Sub 2000 excels in portability due to its folding design, enhanced with M-CARBO upgrades. The Ruger PCC offers a smooth shooting experience with M-CARBO internal upgrades and a takedown barrel, though reloads are less intuitive than an AR. The AR-9 provides familiar AR-15 controls and ergonomics, making it a versatile option for defense and range use.

This episode of TGC News covers the official naming of Hi-Point's YC9 as the 'Yeet Cannon' and the upcoming limited release of the G1 variant. It also highlights new releases from Wilson Combat (MFS Shotgun), Ed Brown (KC9 LW), Midwest Industries (Ruger PCC Chassis), and Sig Sauer (P320 Pro-Cut Slides). The segment notes the US Marshals' adoption of the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro and the passing of Springfield Armory founder Robert Reese.

This First Person Defender video features Ryan Gresham comparing the shooting speed and accuracy of a Ruger American Pistol against a Ruger PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine). The series typically places participants in realistic scenarios involving unknown attackers, with episodes available across various platforms like YouTube, Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and the Gun Talk website. This bonus content focuses on a direct firearm comparison.

This video features a range test and initial impressions of the Ruger PC Carbine Takedown chambered in 9mm. The creator discusses the carbine's features, demonstrates its functionality, and shares their thoughts on its performance. The video also includes links to various merchandise and social media channels.

This video introduces the new Ruger 9mm PCC, a firearm that has been highly anticipated by the shooting community. The description highlights that Ruger has listened to customer feedback and packed this firearm with requested features. The video also includes mentions and thanks to BROWNELL'S for their Retro line and Ventura Munitions for their support, along with a plug for the creator's Patreon page.