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I am lucky to have the mountains so close. I really like this stock, it really compliments the Ruger platform. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment!

It’s a fun gun and so easy to shoot. It’s an ammo depleter for sure.

I am really liking the switch. I like how it’s functionality improved as much as looks. Thanks for stopping by!

It’s been a great mod! Glad your liking yours too

Holy cow! Sometimes I don’t know where people get their ideas for gun laws. Hopefully it doesn’t pass and they pull their heads out of their fourth point of contact. I have a deep love and respect for Canada and its people. I pray for your country as much as I pray for mine. I hope you have an awesome weekend.

Congrats on the new gun, I think you’ll enjoy it. The bag is similar to the Ruger Discreet Carry Backpack, but an older version. I’m not sure which one, and I threw all the tags away. It was a gift and it works, so that’s why I use that one. I don’t know that I’d buy the one I have if I were to buy one today, especially with the backpacker stock. It just makes it so much more compact and easy to carry in a variety of packs.

It did limit the weight considerably. I think the old stock had a better grip, but not drastically. I am so glad I made the change. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment. I know it was just my personal tastes, which doesn’t mean much in the end. I do like the compact and cohesive nature of the new stock though. Even if not for looks, functionality to carry in a backpack is so much better and it weighs less. I don’t modify my guns generally, but this was a good move for me, looks aside. I sold all my Glock mags long ago, now I wish I still had them. It’s a fun gun. How long have you had yours?

@@oddballschtuff got it yesterday. It's a tad portly. But I'm use to toting an M1A...

I’ll have to do that, thanks for the info!

For me, just fine. I think the old stock is definitely more ergonomic though. I think the improvement is weight reduction and compactness.

I don’t remember. It really is more for looks I can’t tell a difference with or without it.

Id love to upgrade the internals, some day soon hopefully. These are really fun to shoot.

What upgrades did you do to yours? Mine was reliable out of the box but I still put a bunch of Mcarbo parts into it. The Mcarbo extractor claw keeps chipping off the extra mass leaving it as essentially the same size or smaller then the oem extractor claw. I’ve had two replaced now and they both chip in the first range chip. No malfunctions or any extraction problems but it just bothers me that they break so easily and they are supposed to be upgrades. I already have all of the tandemkross upgrades on hand and am going to install them this weekend and try them out. So far the gun bone stock ran fine for about 1,200 rounds. It continued to run fine for an additional 750 rounds with all of the Mcarbo upgrades. If you’re interested I’ll report back my experience with the tandmkross upgrades.

@@jstud999 I’d love to hear how it goes. I’ve only done the stock, but someday I’d like to do more. I want a better bolt release mostly. What’s your favorite upgrade?

That would give you some pretty good fire power.

Don’t tell anyone, but 9mm is my primary go to caliber. It does cycle LEO HP rounds very well. I may do a 9mm sucks video just to get some good responses. If I get a red dot, that’s the gun it’s going on. 9️⃣🔫 🔴. I do like that little gun though, it’s fun and the girls can shoot it comfortably.

The PC4? I don’t know? But on the basic PC Carbine from 2017 to today, yes.

Your right, it’s all in the eye of the beholder.

that's fuglytional.

Someone needs to make affordable 10mm. They will take the market over if they do.

Beauty is all in the eye of the beholder👀 for sure. There are trade offs with both stocks. But my favorite part as I’ve used it over the last while is the way the stock and barrel connect when the barrel is not engaged in the action. The original is much more ergonomic and substantial though. 🇺🇸👍