Ruger PC 40 s&w

[theboyscout]

I am looking to buy a ruger PC in 40 s&w but im curious if i do can i buy a separate barrel to convert it to shoot 9mm like you can with glocks? I know the rifle shoots with glock mags and since its q breakdown i was curious it its interchangable

 

[CarJunkieLS1]

That's a good question. I hadn't thought about that and it would probably be uncommon for someone to do so getting an answer could be difficult. I guess you could always call/email Ruger about it.

 

[LiveLife]

I am looking to buy a ruger PC in 40 s&w but im curious if i do can i buy a separate barrel to convert it to shoot 9mm like you can with glocks? I know the rifle shoots with glock mags and since its q breakdown i was curious it its interchangable

Just Right carbine has modular design that allows barrels, bolt, magwell to be swapped out to change calibers from 9mm, 40S&W and 45ACP - https://justrightcarbines.com/product/caliber-conversion-kit/

40S&W caliber conversion kit is $219 - https://justrightcarbines.com/product/caliber-conversion-kit-camo-closeout/

Use Takedown tube that is both free float forend and barrel nut for quicker barrel swap - https://justrightcarbines.com/product/takedown-tube/

You can also change the ejection from left to right and magwell can be changed to accommodate Glock, M&P and 1911 magazines (Check with Just Right for availability).

While I have several 9mm AR based carbines, I bought Just Right carbine so I can do 9mm, 40S&W and 45ACP accuracy testing/myth busting for THR H&R category.

And they also offer quick release buffer tube

 

[Dave DeLaurant]

Ruger's design looks like this should be possible by switching the barrel, breechface and magwell adapter (and maybe a heavier bolt weight). That said, Ruger doesn't offer a conversion package at their aftermarket store: https://shopruger.com/New-Items/products/560/

Try sending them an email -- they've been good at responding to me promptly in the past: https://ruger.com/dataProcess/customerService/

 

[Texas10mm]

Make sure you're talking about the new PCC, not the old PC. There's a big difference between the two.