The "Hickok chuckle" is the worst thing a burglar could ever hear

I love your simple humor and the lack of vulgar language, thats what makes you different from 99 percent of youtube channels.

Hickok45: "You probably know more about it than I do, right?" That's how Grampa's troll.

Just bought one last month. I love it. Ruger has addressed all problems with it.

Hello, I live in Brazil and my country has taken firearms out of the population ... only the government and the bandits have weapons, and the Brazilian Taurus company has a monopoly on the manufacture of weapons in the country ... and I'm using google translate . thanks for the videos and the sample of how wonderful true freedom is.

“I had an uzi for a while so, pretty familiar with those” *fades to hickok45 riding a bike*

Test firing several different types of ammo with several different types of magazine combinations to see what one worked best in this weapon to determine the possible cause of the malfunction is what separates Hickok45 from other KZfaqrs.Others woulda just bashed the weapon without going the extra mile or giving a detailed explanation as to why the malfunction may have occurred.Hickok45 really did a great job with the review of this new 9mm Ruger.

I think a big advantage to having this gun is the same one cowboys found with .45 colt lever-action rifles -- both your pistol and your rifle shoot the same ammo so when you are out on your own and not able to replenish ammo easily you have the ability to carry more ammo and use whatever tool is best for the situation. Edit: Ok, ok, so apparently I am not up to speed on my history of American west firearms of the late 1800's. But _whatever_ caliber they, or whoever, used - the concept is the same; when your rifle and pistol shoot the same ammo you've just increased your loadout capacity significantly when you might not get replenishment any time soon. For that reason, my revolver and my lever action both shoot .357 Mangum/.38 Special (and I _know_ neither was used by cowboys of the old west). This gun would give me the same flexibility with it and my M9 Beretta (and it looks like it easily breaks down smaller than my lever-action for carry in a backpack.)

Over 5 years of watching Hickock45 and have still not found a bad video.

Ok, now I KNOW I didn't just witness Hickok45 miss 5 in a row. I realize the world is in a mess, left is right, up is down, but I had no idea it was this bad...

I've had several different Rugers. I have never been disappointed by any of them.

I bought one this week and just took mine to the range. I have the Magpul PC backpack version. Brought it to the range with the cheapest Wolf steel case ammo I had. Along with other more expensive ammo. Used Glock Mags. I sent 250 rounds down range of three different brands of ammo. No issues. Liked all of the ammo equally as well. I was able to "James Bond" my target at 40 yards shooting the target dead center in the head without adjustment. The out of the box accuracy was impressive. No malfunctions of any kind. Was having so much fun I sent another 250 rounds down range. No issues and the accuracy was equally as impressive. The RSOs at my club were intrigued. Were friends and they all wanted to shoot it so I let them. One of the RSOs is a woman. After firing the rifle and watching me show them how it breaks down, snaps into back-pack mode and holds the extra Mag in the stock they all decided they have to have one too! Universally loved by everybody that fired it. Thought the price was a great value given the quality of the weapon, made in USA and the Magpul stock and accuracy. Fun factor is off the charts. Out of the box accuracy is amazing. Just installed a Feyachi Red Dot sight as my first upgrade. Back to the range to Zero the red Dot and send more freedom down range! After 500 rounds down range my rifle is as reliable as any Semi I have ever owned. Fun factor is off the charts. Practical usability as a compact home defense weapon, survival weapon, bug out weapon and plinker that takes Glock or Ruger posts mags is outstanding. This rifle does everyrhing I hoped it would exactly the way I hoped it would or better. I live in an anti 2A state with many restrictions on what we can own. The Ruger PC (Politically Correct) Carbine is a home run and great value for those of us that live in anti 2A states. If you are taking about a home defense semi auto and don't own one yet this should be on your radar. If you are in a blue state I suggest you do what I did and run out and get one before they are on the next list of banned firearms in your state. Bravo Ruger!

I love when he says let’s smoke some pot 😂🤣

In states like NY where obtaining a permit to keep a pistol in your own home is very difficult, one of these would be excellent for home defense.

It's amazing that you can actually see the bullet flying through the air when you are shooting that small red disk.

I just retired from my Sheriff’s Office after 30 years, I carried a Glock 19 for the last 10 years and I believe I’ve found my first post law-enforcement purchase (gotta spend that pension money somewhere, right?). I’ve got about a half dozen G19 mags lying around that I don’t think my Glock will mind sharing. Boy, Ruger and Magpul are gonna LOVE me! Magpul just announced a stock for this carbine like the X-22 Backpacker for the 10/22 Takedown. So those will be my next two - the 10/22 Takedown and the PC Carbine, both with the Magpul stocks. As you might guess, I’m kinda fond of Ruger. My BUG on duty and my off duty carry is the LCP II which I love! How silly was I in thinking that retirement meant buying fewer guns, lol

Been a long time Ruger pistol fan, but have not gone beyond the 10/22 in rifles. I've avoided the Mini 14 for years due to my small inner city dwellings. I'm now in the market, having retired to TN, for a plinker in a larger bore and am excited about the new PC Carbine. Thanks for your honest review and enjoyable videos.

This legend of a man is so popular, that when you have a notification on his new video and press watch button immediately to be the first to see it, as a result you already get like 3k views and a hundred comments. Damn. Nothing but love!

Thank you sirs for what you do . Your extra effort , your honesty and making your videos so family friendly with no profanity. Prayers for all of us . 🙏💕

2:20 you can start seeing the 9mm go down range THATS SO COOL!

I love how the resolution and video is so high grade you can see the bullet arc to the gong. Love this channel. Keep up the great work

Definately getting one.This is perfect for me here in NewYorkistan

Took mine out to the range yesterday. Right out of the box, put 150 rounds of pretty budget ammunition through it. No stoppages or issues at all. Both SR mags ran fine. One I got with the rifle, one I ordered separately. A nice little carbine. 😁 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Love this rifle. Very accurate and feels great on my hands. Easy to clean and maintain. No misfires nor malfunctions.

I agree with one of the other commentators, that this is family friendly is a big plus. Very educational, topical and 'a real nice guy.' Thanks

I purchased this gun, and have fired hundreds of rounds through it, with no problems,but using Glock mags. It worked so well, my Freind just purchased it as well. Great show, enjoy watching your reviews.

The problem lies with the extractor. It's a crappy stamped piece. Mcarbo makes a nice machined extractor with a lifetime warranty

Such a sweet experience trying out one of these. Thank you so much hickok for your thorough review and gun safety vids, invaluable for new shooters who are deep into the theoretical knowledge but just getting started on the practical side!

I love the modularization of it. if this takes off its going to spawn all kinds of trigger systems and barrel systems and magazine systems and it's going to be a real tactical game changer

Canadians ! I highly recommend this gun. Non restricted, 10 +1 capacity, feels great and solid. You will prolly spend a grand on it but I believe it's worth it. You know you need one now more than ever. Dont leave yourself and your family without a defense option when the rebellion starts. I'm hoping the Americans god bless em start it .

I bought mine new in '19, and I have fed it almost exclusively 124-grain hardball over four and a half grains of Bullseye. I have only used the Ruger magazines. It never misses a beat. I have had a few malfunctions with bare lead bullets but that is all. I have learned not to use those. Accuracy is excellent especially with a red dot sight.

Spark plug he is the only one I have found that I would even think about watching in a family atmosphere. Happy to hear your child is learning from you on what he should do as a father first of all and a healthy respect and knowledge of weapons from you and hickok

Greetings from Poland. Godspeed and keep your head up, hickok45. S H A L L N O T B E I N F R I N G E D

Broke mine in over last weekend. Worked flawlessly with super (115gr) and sub 158gr 9mm. No FTF or FTE. Was planning on using it with Glock mags only. So did not fire with Ruger mag it came with. Used OEM Glock 17 mags. Thought about a red dot or reflex, but the ghost rings do the job and are not fragile. Might put a laser on fore end rail. It fits in 10/22 Takedown bag. Thanks Hickok45 for all your reviews.

I have this great PC Carbine - I use a variety of Glock type magazines - I have shot maybe 1,000 rounds through it - mostly 115 grain non-plus P Winchester range ammo. I haven't had any issues with that. Literally the only problems occurred when I tried using some cheap reloads that I'd purchased at a gun show - they didn't seem to have enough power to fully run the action. My only gripe is that the carbine is a little heavy to hold standing for an extended period. Because its 9mm you can shoot this carbine at indoor ranges, which is a huge benefit during the cold dark wet winter months!

Been shooting over 60 years and my Ruger pc 9mm carbine shoots everything I put in it as long as it's 9mm with no problems. Have owned and shot many different brands and my opinion is that most of the better guns are made by Ruger . Thanks for the video.

I actually bought my PC9 before you made the first video. Glad I did. The first video would have scared the hell out of me. Fortunately my PC9 has worked great out of the box. I've been using a variety of ammo however, I have been using the Ruger SR9 and the Security 9 magazines and the ProMag SR9 17 round and the 32 round magazines. Fantastic rifle.

A PC Carbine in 10mm would be perfect.

I've got one of the originals from the early 2000s. Bought it 2013 when it was already discontinued for like $900! Now they released it again, but for half that! Worth every penny though. One of the best all-round guns to shoot.

Hickok you are a heck of a stand up man for that last couple minutes! I’ve known that before the part I’m mentioning also! I have been watching your channel for a couple years now and want to thank you for what you do! You are entertaining and educational and a great person to top it all off not to mention modest! Maybe that’s the recipe for being successful in life? Keep it up Brother!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

But does it take glo-... Well look at that ;-)

I’ve watched this video about 4-5 times now. Got my Ruger PC a year ago. Just noticed him saying some people can hit with it better than with a pistol. My wife has a Beretta M9 and was resistant to rifles. She’s been shooting pistols for 2 years. Right out of the box she hit better at 5 and at 15 yards with this weapon. We both still love this weapon.

One nice feature of the PC carbine is that it takes 10/22 upgrades like the BX-25 trigger which will give you a 3 lb pull

I bought mine yesterday for 529.00 and it is well worth the price. Can't wait to go to the range and try it out. I also have a Hi Point 955 carbine, and laugh if you must but it is a real fun weapon to shoot and it likes all my reloads except it doesn't like polymer rounds very much.

its a break in issue, i feel they are including stronger type springs in anticipation of loaders feeding it hotter ammo since its a carbine type structure... but aside from that, who else thought "A bayonet would be nice on that"

So much freedom in one mann.

Thank you for correctly referring to this as a PC Carbine rather than a PC9 which is a different firearm and was manufactured 1996 to 2006. The PC Carbine was manufactured beginning 2017. With all of the people who incorrectly call it a PC9, I knew that you would get your info right. Thanks for your awesome videos.

Been shooting Rugers my whole adult life, there is just something special about them. My dad just got one of these Carbines, can't wait to hit the range with him!

thanks for the look at the rifle

I was interested in this rifle when I saw it pop up on my video feed, curious as to how it would stand up. I love your unedited truth telling video's because honestly with as many failures as I saw with this rifle, I will not be buying one until they've had some time to revamp and redesign it to fix those issues. Thank you for doing what you do best Hickok45!

They’ve had a long time to make that gun reliable so I was anxious to see your experience at this juncture. Your critique is quite kind considering nothing is worse than the long drive home from the range completely pissed off at your gun malfunctioning. Been there with Ruger more than a few times. Yes they were very good about trying to fix my SR9. Key word in the last sentence is “trying”. The 3rd time they finally replaced it and to avoid a guilty conscience I took it straight to my dealer and traded it for a Glock 19. The PC9 has been the subject of many KZfaq videos in the past that resemble your experience. No thanks.

After watching this video I purchased one of these. It is so much fun and versatile as I can use my Glock 17 and security 9 magazines. My only complaint? the infernal Ruger bolt release is just as frustrating as the 10/22 magazine release. Otherwise it was amazingly accurate out of the box. I ran a boresnake down the barrel and grabbed some old, mixed brand ammunition. Thanks for your review!

So far, zero issues with my Ruger PC carbine after 1000 rounds with Glock mags, never bothered with the Ruger mags due to availability, price and capacity. Offhand, one 30 round 2" hole at 50 yards. Maybe I got lucky?

He’s only man I know who can laugh and still hit what he’s aiming at

Just shot my PC40 for the first time today. What a great firearm, fun to shoot, accurate out of the box and reliable so far. Only negative, and its a minor detail, my first shot the Ruger emblem on the stock fell off. If thats as bad as it gets, slam dunk good deal.

In 2000 rounds out of my PC9 it functions without issues. I made a post when I had a thousand rd. through it and after the first 500 rounds the thing just shoot everything. I'm using new glock mags. I did install a lot of MCARBO parts that have improved function and made the gun better feeling to shoot.

Been looking forward to your review of this rifle!! THANK YOU!!

Very innovative, the mag compatability is a big selling point. Just a few caliber conversion kits away from being a best seller I'd say....

I have always been a fan of the 9mm carbine and have settled on my AR9 in the Colt magazine configuration. Now I am going to have to get the PC9 to marry with my SR9! Ahh the things I do because of my passion for the 9mm!

To help shoppers all I can do is state my experience w the Ruger PC. I've owned the gun for 3 years. I've shot hundreds of rounds of either 115 gr or 124 gr range ammo and defense ammo. No P+. I use the two ruger 15 r mags that came with the rifle and SR9 mags of various sizes. I'm not a Glock owner so no glock mags. No malfuntions since purchase. Super easy take down which I consider a huge plus. Very accurate and so fun to shoot. My ONLY slight negative is it's a bit heavy for a gun this size. Still managable but idealy a little more light weight.

Just read your statement on Facebook on the school shooting. THANK YOU for your boots on the ground common sense. Its needed when emotions run high.

It's been my experience with pistol caliber carbines using a blow back design that bolt velocity is critical in conjunction with how healthy the magazine spring is. The bolt needs to have a cycle velocity fast enough and with sufficient force to make it it's full travel to eject the empty case forcefully and return to battery also with enough force to strip and chamber the next fresh cartridge. The magazine spring has to be healthy enough to have that next fresh cartridge ready to go when the bolt makes it's return trip to battery. If the bolt is too slow or the magazine spring is weak, a pistol caliber carbine will not function 100%.

I had similar issues with my PC9 after the 400 round mark. Among inspection I found that the extractor and bolt head pins were prematurely beat up and worn out. I replaced them with some Mcarbo tool steel pieces and its been smooth sailing since.

Ordering one today. Really enjoyed this video. Merry Christmas!

love me some Hickok in the morning

Thats a cool rifle and some serious skill right there. Hats off to you , sir !

Thanks Hickok 45 for yet another good review sir. Perhaps a bit lighter recoil spring would eliminate the problem. I always enjoy you reviews. All the best to you and John. Be safe.

Love the ammo-clip versatility and reviews indicate jams are very rare with new mags. For $599, I'm sold.

I have a PC Carbine and it shoots like a dream! Sucks you had some malfunctions but I have zero issues!

I’ve watched multiple videos of yours and I have to say you’re a damn good shot!

I have the pc carbine and love it ! I put a red dot on mine and a flashlight and I have it as my home defense back up ! Accurate , reliable and have shot 147 gr. down to 115gr w/o Hick's jams ! It really reaches out too ! 125 yards is not to far for this .9mm rifle ! Hits hard and will do the job !

Love these pistol carbines, the utility of a rifle with the economy of a pistol. Just wish Ruger would make one for the .45 ACP.

13:27 I just love seeing those rounds flying through the air hitting the gong.

Just hearing “hickock45 here” makes my day

Greatly appreciated thank you and your son for all you do , Godbless y’all Abundantly

Been a PCC fan ever since the Camp Carbines. Good show.

I want one if they ever come out in 10 mm, 44 mag, or even .357 mag. That is the first time I witnessed a Ruger failing to feed repeatedly.

I love mine with the Glock mags. No complaints so far.

I always enjoy your videos ...... For the most part for me being from the city is very educational. Thank you so much for sharing !

That is so cool how you can actually see the bullet before it hits the target!

I have a Ruger PC9 and It loves my 50 round drum mag with 115 grain steel Monarch.

The amount of malfunctions is a little disappointing. Hopefully this is just early production run bugs and they can sort this out.

I'm a Ruger armorer. Lubrication is the first cause of feed problems, especially with auto loaders. Use oil very sparingly, if at all, and you will have no problems. Rugers are made to function dry, with only a wipe of oil, and will not wear out.

Thanks for your time and knowledge. Having fun is the name of the game. Tall or short, we can make it happen.

I didn't see you tighten the barrel nut. . Could be the cause of the malfunction. .I could be wrong

Ive been so impressed with this gun, I went and got a Glock26 to go with all my new magazines!

Love your videos. I've purchased some of my guns because of you videos. Thank you so much

Don’t like hand guns but this is a nice shooting carbine..just got me this gun today:) LOVE IT! So pleased to learn it does take glock ammo..thanx for the great review! I learn a lot from your channel..

I......I can see the bullets as they fly through the air! My power level must have increased ten-fold from all that training with King Kai!

I swear Hickok you better never die

With a left hand mag change, I think I'd have the charge handle on the other side. I'm glad they give you the option to do so!

That little giggle at 20:12 had me ROLLING!!! there's nothin like watching a grown as many turn into a kid lol

Takes down exactly like the 10/22. Fail proof. Love it.

I want one... like every video Hickok reviews 😂

That's wild, I was just looking at this carbine and now it shows up you did a video on it 2 years ago. I'm probably going to be picking one of these up fairly quick here.

I've been researching these and after watching you go through the drill (and some chuckles) with this sporting arm you've convinced me to get one. Now it's off to the gun store, hope there's no 25 people in line at the entrance doors

Great vid! In my opinion it's 2018, guns should run 100%

I had the same problem with my 10/22 takedown. I tightened the barrel and it went away only ran about 100 rounds through it since but seems to have made the problem disappear.

I stopped on this one while snoopin' online and it just looks like a fun one to shoot. So far the most fun of a gazillion guns I've fired was a little Browning .22 LR target pistol my buddy's father has had in the family since forever and trust me-you can't get enough of shootin' the little thing.