Ruger® PC Carbine™ Adjustments Tech Tip

Published on November 19, 2021
Duration: 5:45

This guide details how to perform common adjustments on the Ruger PC Carbine, including swapping magazine wells, reversing the charging handle and magazine release, and adjusting the length of pull. The instruction comes from a Ruger Technician, emphasizing precise torque values for critical components and essential safety checks throughout the process.

Quick Summary

Adjusting the Ruger PC Carbine involves specific steps for magazine wells, charging handles, and length of pull. Key torque specs include 65 inch-pounds for receiver screws and 15 inch-pounds for the magazine release cap screw. Always ensure the firearm is unloaded and use the correct Allen wrenches (5/32", 9/64", 5/64") and a torque wrench.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction & Safety
  2. 00:37Required Tools
  3. 01:03Disassembly
  4. 01:43Charging Handle Reversal
  5. 02:15Magazine Well Swap
  6. 03:08Magazine Release Reversal
  7. 04:20Reassembly & Torque Specs
  8. 05:07Length of Pull Adjustment

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I adjust the length of pull on a Ruger PC Carbine?

To adjust the length of pull on your Ruger PC Carbine, use a 9/64" Allen wrench to remove the two screws at the rear of the buttpad. You can then add or remove the included 1/2" spacers to achieve your desired length before retightening the screws.

What tools are needed for Ruger PC Carbine adjustments?

For adjustments on the Ruger PC Carbine, you will need a torque wrench, a 5/32" Allen screwdriver or wrench, a 9/64" Allen wrench, and a 5/64" Allen wrench. Safety glasses are also mandatory.

Can I reverse the charging handle on the Ruger PC Carbine?

Yes, the charging handle on the Ruger PC Carbine can be moved to the opposite side for left-handed use. This involves removing a 5/32" Allen screw, repositioning the handle on the bolt, and reinstalling the screw.

How do I swap the magazine well on a Ruger PC Carbine?

To swap the magazine well on a Ruger PC Carbine, compress the internal lever while pressing the magazine release button to remove the current well. Then, simply insert the desired magazine well (e.g., Glock) until it locks into place.

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