new Ruger rifle

[gtnorry]

[Cgrutt]

Nice would imagine you need to pin the barrel cap in NY. Cool that it takes Glock mags. Not sure why I'd want a pistol caliber carbine though with so many other choices out there. I do like how it breaks down though good for BOB?

[gtnorry]

Nice would imagine you need to pin the barrel cap in NY. Cool that it takes Glock mags. Not sure why I'd want a pistol caliber carbine though with so many other choices out there. I do like how it breaks down though good for BOB?

Yeah it’s to bad about the cap.
PCC...
cheaper ammo
easier to find ammo
less penetration for home defense
fun plinking rifle

[Wildman]

It comes in 2 versions. 1 of them is non threaded and 10 round mag so 100% legal. Model 19101 as opposed to 19100.

I plan on getting one as soon as I can get my hands on one. Shame I just bought a marlin camp 9 like a month a go. Oh well can always have 2.

Ruger did a really nice job on this I think. They fixed the trigger from the 1st model so now its not incorporated into the stock. It doesn't have that big weight in the stock so you will probably be able to get an aftermarket stock if you wish. I love the heave barrel personally and think pencil barrels look weird. Option for glock mags is nice too. Sights are a quality ghost ring instead of just a vee notch.

So much for the old version being worth 1000 bucks anymore. That model just because worthless. This might even lower the camp 9 price too which would suck for me but also might drive marlin to make the camp series again. Would like to see some other calibers for sure like 45, 40, 10mm.

[Meketrefe]

So much for the old version being worth 1000 bucks anymore. That model just because worthless.

we don;t know that yet right? This just came out so we don't know if it is going to have issues vs one well proven plus some folks might like to have the full stock and capability to
rebarrel so if ruger doesn't give us extensions or releases a fixed barrel model the old one is one to consider.
It all depends if they open up and make it an open platform like teh 10/22 and give the extensions and let the aftermarket take over.
If they are smart they can be coowners of a popular platform but if they close down options then they might not sell many.
folks want flexibiligy and modularity vs. being stuck with the same round or same stock, barrels, etc...

[Wildman]

we don;t know that yet right? This just came out so we don't know if it is going to have issues vs one well proven plus some folks might like to have the full stock and capability to
rebarrel so if ruger doesn't give us extensions or releases a fixed barrel model the old one is one to consider.
It all depends if they open up and make it an open platform like teh 10/22 and give the extensions and let the aftermarket take over.
If they are smart they can be coowners of a popular platform but if they close down options then they might not sell many.
folks want flexibiligy and modularity vs. being stuck with the same round or same stock, barrels, etc...

The only reason the old model is worth so much is because there is a demand for a gun like this, especially in states like NY and CA and no one is making one. Now with a new model that is much improved over the old, I see the old value being cut in 1/2. If the new is only $550 street price, I doubt anyone is going to buy an old one now for more than that. Just my opinion.