Ruger LC Carbine Update

Here is a short video update on upcoming videos on the Ruger LC Carbine.
TheGearTester Videos on the Ruger LC Carbine
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[@michaelnasser8697]

I have watched all your video’s on the Ruger LC carbine and without a doubt, they are the most honest down to earth video’s I’ve seen. Well done! I have one as well and have the same philosophy of use as you do, perfect for HD, hiking, camping, etc. Look forward to more video’s, hopefully, lol. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[@TheGearTester]

Thanks for your kind words! I am working on more videos. Your comment makes it more likely that I will give priority to the LC Carbine vids.

[@michaelnasser8697]

@@TheGearTester thank you, I appreciate it. It is refreshing to see a regular guy doing good quality video’s instead of the “big name” guys. Ive found you get a more honest and helpful review 😊

[@Lost-Orbz]

What supressor are you using? Did you have any problems while using the supressor like TFB TV? I'm thinking of getting one but worried that will experience problems and would end up wasting some good $$$.

[@GunInsights]

My Ruger LC Charger has been SBR'd, and the SIG folding stock looks like it was MADE for the gun--the lines just seem to match up. I'm running the new Holosun SCRS with one of the super short 3X flip magnifier, since I agree that it's nice to see. I can still use it as a cheek-pistol inside a house with the stock folded, but the stock only adds like 7" to the gun. I'm loving the psa rock +7 mag-extensions--though they're so pricey, I only have (3), then (4) psa 23rd mags, and (1) 25rd ruger mag. I went with the Charger to cut weight, and to use as a cheek pistol, but honestly, it's not much lighter than the carbine. I need to do a new video on mine as it evolved.

[@TheGearTester]

Thanks for taking the time to share all this information with me. I hope you enjoy yours LC Charger as much as I am enjoying my LC Carbine.

[@ESMaddock]

Any chance you'll be reviewing Ruger's new LC Charger and comparing it to the LC Carbine?

[@TheGearTester]

Probably not! However, Ill think about it.

[@GunInsights]

I'll have more Charger videos coming out soon.

[@Dakkon676]

@@GunInsights can't wait to see em

[@kcher]

Love your re reviews sirs. You seem like my kind of people sir. God bless.

[@TheGearTester]

Thanks for the words of encouragement. I am glad that you found my video useful.

[@fattigla]

This is a very interesting little carbine. Have you completely stripped the rifle yet? I'm wondering how hard it would be to have the barrel shortened to about 14" and have a suppressor flash hider pinned and welded. Watching rugers dissasembly video, it looked like it the barrel may be pressed into the reciever. They didn't say anything about being able to remove the barrel. Of course, you would also have to shorten the handgaurd or find a shorter replacement.

[@Dabster33]

What type of sling do you run and where do you buy it

[@TheGearTester]

Ferro Concepts "The Slingster"

[@4coopdawg]

What riser was that on the first rifle ? Will it work with primary arms slx red dot ? Thank you.

[@PracticalTacticalSheepDog]

With the LEO discount those primary arms micro prisms are $220

[@TheGearTester]

Very affordable! I imagine that they will go on sale in the next couple months. If I remember correctly that was close to the price that they were available for last time there was a sight wide sale.

[@Dakkon676]

Missing the charger but have the lc carbine and the ruger 57 fantastic systems IMO.

[@Dabster33]

Where can i find the flashlight and adapter attachment?

[@traviswebber1014]

What stock you running

[@TheGearTester]

The one comes from the factory.

[@traviswebber1014]

Ten4, thanks