While not a rule, pistol caliber carbines are often shorter than rifles, making them a worthwhile choice to consider for home-defense. Some typical examples include pistol grips, stocks, pistol braces, and triggers. If you go the AR-9 route, a decent number of parts are interchangeable with AR-15 parts you already own. If you're like me and aren't the biggest fan of Glock pistols, there's still a chance you can use some of what you already own. Considering Glock manufactures some of the most popular 9mm pistols and handguns chambered in other calibers, there's also a good chance you already have Glock mags and could use them for even more firearms if you get a PCC. Some of the PCCs and AR-9 options that we'll cover below use Glock magazines.
They Can Use Parts & Accessories You Already Own
I can also almost guarantee that you already have a pistol if you're reading this, so you'd be able to utilize that ammo in multiple types of firearms if you owned a pistol caliber carbine. Over 1000 rounds of gun fun, this would save you $110.ĩmm and other pistol calibers are incredibly popular and readily available in the civilian market. While this may not seem like a huge difference, its a savings of around 40% per round for brass cased ammo. 223 (AR-15 ammo) costs around $0.20 for steel ammo and $0.28 for brass ammo. The cheapest bulk 9mm ammo cost around $0.14 for steel cased ammo and $0.17 for ammo with brass casings. Pistol caliber ammunition is generally more affordable than rifle ammunition, particularly when talking about 9mm ammo. Here are just some of the reasons I love them: Cheap Ammo
There's a lot to love about pistol caliber carbines (PCCs), though they're not without some faults. The Pros and Cons of Pistol Caliber Carbines Click Here to Jump Ahead to All of the Best Pistol Caliber Carbinesor continue reading about their pros and cons.
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