What's the best PCC?

[Ryan]

There are so many PCCs in the market today and I’m really curious about which actually justify their price tags. What should I prioritize when it comes to trigger quality, feeding reliability, and how well they work with suppressors?

 

[Artemis_]

You might want to consider the MPX and APC9.

 

[Frontiersman]

I’m still sporting the Marlin Camp Nine, long before they monikered PCC. I suppose I should modernize.

But my favorites are still the lever and six gun combos. .22LR, .32H&R, .32-20, Etc. the idea has been a good one for a long time.

 

[BarryinIN]

My S&W 76.

OK, OK. There are a lot of them I’ve never owned or shot, but I like the:

Ruger PC9. I’ve had the old Police Carbine and the current one is better for me. It shoots better, and uses much more available mags. I don’t usually place the availability of accessories high on my list of criteria for any gun, but I have to admit there are plenty for this one.
I have mine in a MagPul stock that clips the two halves together when taken down. That makes a handy one-piece unit that even has storage space for a magazine in the stock.
I’m always impressed with the accuracy when I’ve shot it, and that’s a surprising thing considering how some of my 9mm PCCs have shot.

In lever actions I like the feel and look of the Browning/Winchester 92. But I prefer the simplicity of the Marlin 1894s.

The biggest disappointment I’ve had in a PCC was a Colt 9mm AR. I’d always heard how smooth they shot, but I didn’t think it was any better than anything else, and reliability was feeble.

 

[Deer chaser]

My S&W 76.

OK, OK. There are a lot of them I’ve never owned or shot, but I like the:

Ruger PC9. I’ve had the old Police Carbine and the current one is better for me. It shoots better, and uses much more available mags. I don’t usually place the availability of accessories high on my list of criteria for any gun, but I have to admit there are plenty for this one.
I have mine in a MagPul stock that clips the two halves together when taken down. That makes a handy one-piece unit that even has storage space for a magazine in the stock.
I’m always impressed with the accuracy when I’ve shot it, and that’s a surprising thing considering how some of my 9mm PCCs have shot.

In lever actions I like the feel and look of the Browning/Winchester 92. But I prefer the simplicity of the Marlin 1894s.

The biggest disappointment I’ve had in a PCC was a Colt 9mm AR. I’d always heard how smooth they shot, but I didn’t think it was any better than anything else, and reliability was feeble.

The PC9 seems to hit that sweet spot