About this chassis
Midwest Industries Ruger Pc Carbine Takedown Chassis 9/40 Cal Black is a chassis for Ruger|PC Carbine.
A chassis replaces the factory stock with a machined bedding surface. Confirm the action, bolt handle clearance and magazine type it is cut for before ordering.
Manufacturer details
Designed for use with the new Ruger PC Carbine Takedown model, Midwest Industries developed a special chassis that enhances the durability of the PC Carbine while retaining several of the desirable features of the carbine.
The Midwest Industries Ruger PC Carbine Takedown Chassis allows for easy user installation and retains the ability to use the factory iron sights on the gun. The chassis also allows easy access to the changeable magazine well, and the chassis features a six-position stock tube along with a waterproof storage compartment. Without the user-installed stock or grip, the chassis weighs in at a scant 1 pound, 11 ounces.
Made entirely in the USA, the Midwest Industries Ruger PC Carbine Takedown Chassis is machined from 6061 aluminum and features a hard-coat anodized finish and two anti-rotation QD sling sockets. All the tools and mounting hardware required for installation are included with the stock.
Specifications
- Brand: Midwest Industries
- Compatibility: Ruger|PC Carbine
- Material: Aluminum
- Color: Black
- Weight: 1.11 lbs
- Manufacturer Part #: MI-RPCC
- UPC: 812102032731
Buying from WBT Guns
- Delivery: Ships to your door anywhere in the United States, or pick it up free at our La Mesa store.
- Payment: Pay in full or finance with Credova.
- Questions: Fitment or compatibility questions? Call (619) 667-9453 or email sales@wbtguns.com. FAQ
WBT Guns is family-owned in La Mesa, California, and has served shooters since 2012.
A note on accuracy. Specifications, fitment and images come from the manufacturer and can contain errors or change without notice. If a detail matters to your purchase, call us and we will confirm it before you order. Any compliance notes are general information, not legal advice; California and local laws change, and the rules that apply depend on the firearm the part goes on.
