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Ruger PC Carbine Ambidextrous controls / reversible charging-handle capacity-compliant Model 19101; right-side ejection not treated as true-left

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PC Carbine

Ambidextrous controls / reversible charging-handle capacity-compliant Model 19101; right-side ejection not treated as true-left · 9mm Luger

The Ruger PC Carbine is a ambidextrous semi-automatic rifle chambered in 9mm Luger. Its mid-weight build pairs a 16.12-inch barrel with a 6.8 lb listed weight, suited to fast follow-up shots, range work, and small-game or varmint hunting. It wears a black synthetic black synthetic stock with adjustable length of pull stock and type iii hard-coat anodized aluminum alloy receiver metalwork.

Barrel

16.12"

Weight

6.8 lb

MSRP

$799

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Full specifications
Manufacturer SKU19101
ActionSemi-automatic dead-blow blowback action
Hand orientationambidextrous
Caliber9mm Luger
Barrel length16.12 in
Overall length34.37 in
Weight6.8 lb
StockBlack synthetic Black synthetic stock with adjustable length of pull
Metal finishType III hard-coat anodized aluminum alloy receiver
Magazine10 rounds
Threaded barrelNo
MSRP$799
Street priceNot published
Availabilityin stock
Catalog statuscurrent
Country of manufactureNot published
Last verified2026-05-27

Is the Ruger PC Carbine right for you?

The PC Carbine is best suited to fast follow-up shots, range work, and small-game or varmint hunting.

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Key features

  • Ambidextrous design — usable from either shoulder
  • 6.8 lb listed weight (mid-weight)
  • 16.12" barrel in 9mm Luger
  • Black synthetic Black synthetic stock with adjustable length of pull stock
  • Type III hard-coat anodized aluminum alloy receiver metal finish
  • Magazine: 10 rounds
  • MSRP around $799

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