Recent content by zaitcev

On aftermarket adapters for other magazine types too. The adapter includes a little transfer bar, specific to the magazine type (e.g. Glock, Ruger (2 subtypes), CZ-75, Beretta, etc.) This bar allows disparate magazines to activate the bolt stop lever that is built into the gun, in a uniform...

You can buy a Taccom barrel for Ruger PC, which removes the takedown function. It's only money! Their product is aimed at competitors who want faster transitions.

I got socked by street thugs once, but miraclously didn't go down because I landed with my back against a tree. So I rebounded and ran straight and again by a coincidence I sprinted along the shoulder of the track, while the attackers were shuffling on the ice and lost me. My scarf and sweater...

Would you be open to purchasing an aftermarket adapter? Fair warning though, tt's going to be significantly different from the existing Beretta 92 adapter for Ruger PC Carbine. Far more expensive, somewhere in the region of Stern's adapters for AR9.

Moving the magazine into the grip requires a fundamental redesign. The biggest problem is that the existing location and design of the fire control module is not conductive for an elegant gun. I have done such a conversion and it's frankly unwieldy, quite unlike purposefully designed guns like...

Keep in mind that Wednesday limits you to Glock magazines. If I were ordering a wood stock for Ruger, I'd get one of Oily Oaks instead (olyoak.com). That one accepts standard magwell adapters.

The LRBHO in Ruger PCC is something that I had to examine in detail, because I developed magwell adapters for SIG P320 magazines. I think it is a more robust mechanism than found in AR9 most of the time. Its kinematic scheme is resilient against the variation in Ruger's own manufacturing as well...