Ruger PC Charger 9mm Blue/Black Pistol

A: There is NO DIFFERENCE. If you look up the UPC# all retailers list this particular model as 29100. Only Buds listed this as 29100R. This "R" is likely an internal identification code for Buds, but it is the same exact model as 29100. I hope this helps!

A: Trin is 100% correct, I have nothing to add about the model, but while researching it I did notice this firearm is in stock at these retailers. https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/736676291007

A: Michael, no Sir. Same Manufacturer UPC code + same Firearm. The R is likely an entry error when created. Cheers and stay safe! You can find this in stock here : https://www.anacortesgunshop.com/pc-charger-9mm-65-syn-171-211262

A: Michael, no difference, they are the same exact gun. UPC number confirms this.

A: William, yes Sir is is reciprocating. The charging handle on the Ruger PC Charger can be reversed from the right or left side. It's a reciprocating charging handle that's located on the side of the bolt. I personally switched the bolt… the charging handle to the left-hand side of the gun. It comes shipped from the factory with an installed on the right-hand side. I find the left-hand side more efficient as a right-hand shooter, as I can use my support hand to actuate the bolt, leaving my firing grip on the gun's grip itself.

A: Nice copy and paste James. Yes its a reciprocating charging handle. If you want to read the rest of the article that James copy and pasted from its here https://lynxdefense.com/ruger-pc-charger-review/

A: Yes, this has a reciprocating side charging handle. So moves with each shot. It's also ambidextrous so can move it to either side. I don't own the pistol size version but I own the Ruger PC carbine, and like James I'm a right hand shooter and find it easier to have the charging handle on the left. That way I don't have to move my hand off the grip and can use my left hand to manipulate the charging handle, the magazine and everything. Very fun gun, now I need to get the charger so I have the big and little version. Hope this helps.

A: This will take nearly all glock 9mm double stack magazines, ot will not accept the G26 mags as they are to short, and will not accept the G43/43x/G48 as they are to narrow, but ANY other magazines designed for the G17, G19, G34, G45 of all capacities, including 32, 33 and 34rd "fun sticks" Id stick with Glock OEM, and Magpul as these brands are well built proven and reliable. Many options in stock here https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php?q=9mm+glock+magazines+&type=

A: Phillip, It will accept al Glock and Glock style Double stack 9mm Magazines except for the shorter G26 magazines or the different width G43/43x/G48 magazines. It will also accept drum magazines for the G17, G19, G34, G45 - https://www.budsgunshop.com/search.php/type/Magazines/q/glock%209mm/sort/relevance

A: all glock full size (length) 9mm double stack magazines

A: This is a pistol and if you attach a stock it becomes a NFA device and requires a tax stamp and paperwork from ATF You can install a pistol brace

A: You can add a pistol brace, it has an attachment rail on the back of the receiver. Adding a stock though would make it a short barreled rifle and require a $200 tax stamp and alot of paperwork. Hope this helps.

A: Christopher, this is not NY legal. It has 5 of the 8 features not allowed on a semi-auto pistol.Threaded barrel, Capacity to accept a magazine that attaches to the pistol outside of the pistol grip, Barrel shroud, Manufactured weight of 50oz or more, Over 10 round capacity. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/new_york_restrictions.pdf

A: Last in stock price was $739. In stock at these online retailers https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/736676291007