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I wanted to drop a few notes on my initial personal experience with the PC 9 that relate to some things I've seen discussed often.
Mag well: there are numerous reports of mags failing to seat, but both my OEM Glocks and my new Magpuls seated easily and firmly, with no issues at all. I did give each insertion a tug test but it was never necessary (although I make it a practice to do so anyway because I had it beat into me a lifetime ago).
Accuracy: a number of reports disparage the accuracy of this carbine. Mine shoots well enough to leave me the weak link in the chain. This is not a precision rifle, but it shoots as well or better as I expected. I do wish the rear sight peep had two apertures, but I'm probably being unrealistic considering the max range expectations of the rifle, I suppose.
Charging handle: I'm glad it's ambidextrous; enough said. It's very easy to operate on the 'proper' side and a real pain on the opposite.
I may add to this as time goes by and the round count mounts.
Mag well: there are numerous reports of mags failing to seat, but both my OEM Glocks and my new Magpuls seated easily and firmly, with no issues at all. I did give each insertion a tug test but it was never necessary (although I make it a practice to do so anyway because I had it beat into me a lifetime ago).
Accuracy: a number of reports disparage the accuracy of this carbine. Mine shoots well enough to leave me the weak link in the chain. This is not a precision rifle, but it shoots as well or better as I expected. I do wish the rear sight peep had two apertures, but I'm probably being unrealistic considering the max range expectations of the rifle, I suppose.
Charging handle: I'm glad it's ambidextrous; enough said. It's very easy to operate on the 'proper' side and a real pain on the opposite.
I may add to this as time goes by and the round count mounts.