Ruger PC CARBINE™ 19130
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Includes a Magpul® PC Backpacker stock with an ergonomic handguard, optional QD sling mount capability, integrated foregrip storage compartment, a hinged buttstock storage compartment that holds a spare magazine, a MOE SL® non-slip rubber buttpad, and a unique locking interface to secure the barrel assembly to the receiver during transport.
Interchangeable magazine adapters for common Ruger® and Glock® magazines. Ships with the SR-Series™/Security-9® pistol magazine adapter installed and includes an additional adapter compatible with Glock® magazines*. Ruger American® pistol magazine adapters are available at ShopRuger.com.
Easy takedown allows for quick separation of the barrel/handguard assembly from the action for easy transport and storage. Disassembly is as simple as locking the bolt to the rear and ensuring the rifle is unloaded, pressing a recessed lever, rotating the subassemblies, and separating them.
The recoil reduction system incorporates a custom-designed tungsten counterweight that shortens bolt travel and reduces perceived recoil and muzzle rise. The bolt is machined from heat-treated chrome-molybdenum steel for strength, structural integrity, and durability.
A reversible magazine release and charging handle allow for left- or right-handed use, or one-handed operation while maintaining a proper shooting grip*.
The cold-forged chrome-molybdenum steel barrel with ultra-precise rifling offers exceptional accuracy and durability. Its thick profile provides consistent precision, while the rifling reduces unnecessary weight and facilitates fast handling.
The threaded barrel with included thread protector allows the use of standard muzzle accessories.
A precise sighting system features an adjustable ghost ring rear sight and a protected, anti-glare blade front sight.
Light and accurate firing with minimal trigger overtravel and positive reset, utilizing proven trigger components from the Model 10/22®. The receiver, CNC-machined from a solid block of aerospace-grade aluminum, features an integrated Picatinny rail† and is hard-anodized with a Type III coating for maximum durability.
Also included: an SR-Series™ or Security-9® pistol magazine and hex keys for adjusting the rear sight and removing the charging handle.
Firearm configuration
Technical data
BrandRuger
ModelPC CARBINE
SubmodelPC CARBINE™ 19130
Type of firearmRifle
Sub-type of firearmSemi-automatic
CategoryTactical
Availability
Discontinued
HandednessRight-handed
Accuracy gurantee
—
Interchangeable Barrel
NO
Barrel Diameter (mm)—
Barrel Diameter (inches)—
Thread
YES
Barrel fluted
YES
Muzzle brake
NO
Barrel FinishBlack steel
Barrel MaterialSteel
Barrel Brand—
Type of stockTactical
Stock MaterialSynthetic
Fullstock
NO
Stock finishingGray
Fire mechanismStriker
Trigger typeSingle-stage
Adjustable trigger
NO
Removable Magazine
YES
Open sights
YES
Choke
—
Type of choke—
Number of chokes—
BasesPicatinny Rail
Optics—
Where to buy?
Gunloupe
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