Thorhammer9 from United States, OH Public Profile

I know what everyone's thinking ive never seen these before. I went ahead and got one after researching the maker. Customer service is great from optics planet . And the manufacturer. After first test fire, i had a small hiccup on cycling but after adjusting my lower extractor it ran like a champ with a rave trigger from rise. And a midwest stock. Definitely snappy if you buy a all metal stock like me then you can get a stiffer spring to help manage the recoil. Companies talk about innovation and improving designs , and this manufacturer has. Also i want to talk about the biggest perk here a pcc build on average for quality parts run near 1,500 . I bought a spikes lower , a trigger , a saftey , stock, and upper for $900. And this is by far my favorite pcc. Also with current laws , yes you can put a stock on it . At least in my state. But definitely know your laws before hand. Also with a 2moa dot this thing has given me way better accuracy then other builds. I cant say enough good things. Yes i had to file fit the upper however i believe my lower was out of spec as this lined up on a non dedicated lower just fine. Definitely will be my steel shooter.

Simple version, it's awesome. Now for details . I own and have built many guns . I say this because this ruger pc is a bufferless blowback. It'll never shoot as fast as an ar15 . But it still shoots really fast and franklin armory did and outstanding job considering ruger by keeping the cost down has a plastic housing which franklin did not design , they are not responsible if ruger didn't drill your trigger hole straight. And make absolutely sure that you put your oem plunger with new spring and definitely make sure you put the right side of the ambidextrous saftey in it does matter if you want it to work . I've only ran 150 rounds through it , ran perfect and fast . I will say one thing I wish franklin would make a stronger recoil spring for the bolt. Any practiced binary shooter can outpace the trigger if you try hard enough. But as previously stated it's a different platform and with the right rythem it really goes. Totally worth it.