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Yeah I get that, baa what dat gotta dew wit me?

Question chief, is 10.5 the shortest you would go or 12.5?

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Bingo Which is why I grabbed a Glock 22. The ammunition cost has dropped considerably since 9mm became hot, AGAIN. Like @fishnut said, it's really for an outdoorsman who wants a caliber that could potentially take larger game for meat or to defend yourself with. So, it will remain a niche cartridge with more popularity than the 357 Sig but still behind the 40 S&W.

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@ChrisJM981, daddy look.

It seems this caliber has seen a resurgence in the gun community. But not by gun owners, but by advertising and marketing. I personally see zero use for this cartridge. It is expensive, recoils more than necessary, beats up guns and doesn't do anything that cheaper and easier to shoot calibers do. I give it another year before the 10mm phase dies down and people fall back to the industry standard calibers of 9mm, 357 Magnum and 45acp. Thoughts gentlemen?

Optics on pistols is not something I plan on doing, ever. Unless I find money.

1200 dollars for a gun I could put together for half the price.

Obviously this topic has been discussed a lot on forums, youtube, print and social media, at gunshops and wherever. But my answer always is the same. A 4 inch 357 is an excellent option. It is capable of doing everything you need. They are reliable, cost effective and last forever.

Jerk

Keep us posted

Eatin ain't cheatin

You'd be suprised.

Yup, avoid junk. Kel-Tec is junk.

10 years ago

Because he lets an 0-1 clean it for him.

There is no way my hard earned money will go to a sub standard product. Kel-Tec is most definitely sub standard.

I really wanted one as well and for many of the same reasons you mentioned. But, I found a great deal on a used (no longer in production) Sig P239. My advice, go for it. But unless it's a crappy Kel-Tec or Hi-Point or Charter Arms everyone is gonna say go for it.

Comes on a gun forum, posts 1 friggen thread and leaves. Either he is an anti doing troll work or he is just weird.

As of now, yes. But 1 Ruger can potentially take many more 9mm magwells.

@Nucrunner, I am speaking from experience.

Jerk alert! If you want a reliable, well made, dependable 9mm rifle that takes Glock pattern magazines then get the Ruger PCC. Kel-Tec has yet to to a product that has those three qualities.