I know, I'm a superficial guy. The factory PC9 is always an eyesore to me. But, the MI Chassis turns it into a superb shooter.

https://www.midwestindustriesi...hassis-p/mi-rpcc.htm

Thanks for the heads up, but geez that’s ugly as all get-out. AR furniture for everything! Lol.

Hogue really needs to get on the ball and put out a traditional looking overmolded stock and fore end set for this rifle.

I really want one but I’m waiting for some different stocks to come out for it. I’d really like a pistol version.

Honestly, for how goofy, ugly, and broken they look in the factory version with the original fore end, the ergonomics are pretty good.

I have the older .40 caliber carbine. It is a little heavy, but is well balanced, carries sufficient ammo to settle anything except a VN style firefight. And puts out a really useful amount of power. Also have a Marlin 9, but I would not pretend to serious work with it-even after I have modified it some.
For a PCC I think that a .40 or .45 ACP is superior to a 9mm, after all is it not the function of the PCC to make hitting your target easier?

That may be, but having a pile of 9mm Glock mags sure makes it easier to buy a carbine to use them in. Probably, we shouldn’t turn our favorite orangutan’s thread into a caliber war, but suffice it to say, I’m ok with 9mm, be it pistol or a carbine.

That makes it far too evil to own in my state.