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[91A PE]

Assume that you want the option to force multiply your knucklehead siblings. I'm looking for recommendations for a PCC rifle and semi-auto pistol that share common parts, e.g., same extractor, same springs, same caliber, etc. (Same mags if possible) Rifle and pistol should be reliable, easy to clean, easy to repair, and easy to operate. Not interested in distance, punch, or cool. I want volume because of simplicity, durability, uniformity, and interoperability. What do you got? TIA.

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[ZA_Survivalist]

Edit, I misread and missed the rifle/pistol focus. Never mind.

 

[Pops1911]

Check out Mech Tech Caliber Conversion Unit. Might work for you. Worked for me

 

[titsonritz]

Glock 9mm is a no brainer, 32rd mags, parts galore, lots PCC options available...AR style, Ruger PCC, the above mentioned Mech Tech just to name a few.

 

[Member 34319]

I'd be interested to know if such a combo. I don't know of anything like that myself.

About the only thing I know of that is within the boundaries set, is magazine compatibility. Tons of PCCs out there that match a pistols magazines and caliber. The rest…

 

[Jonnyuma]

Ruger PCC and PC Charger.
Exactly the same, only different

I use Glock mags in mine. That'll be super handy if l ever get a Glock (l was actually considered it just this morning).

 

[Member 34319]

If I had to choose a pistol and rifle for family that knows very little and are easy to clean and maintain. It would be a Glock and an AR9 that accepts Glock mags. They won't share parts, but if you have four siblings and they each have a set, you can get enough extras for the PCCs that you should be covered. Otherwise both are pretty much very reliable types of guns.

 

[OldTengu]

If you want cheap and reliable, police buyback glocks and keltec sub2ks.

 

[TTSX]

If I'm not mistaken, there are 1911s out there with a stock and 16" barrel. It's low capacity but you won't get more parts compatible than 1911s and 1911s with a stock

 

[No_Regerts]

Only thing I can think of is a Colt SAA and a Winchester 1892, both in 45LC or 357. Maybe 44 Magnum.

 

[Member 34319]

This combo maybe works? Just not that easy to takedown and clean, and they are only as reliable as rimfire ammo can be.

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

Glock 9mm pistol, and a chassis for those longer shots. Same exact parts and mags, easily swapped between the two. You can buy a longer barrel if you're wanting a bit more velocity.

 

[Knobgoblin]

Hi points.
In 9mm . Ugly, embarrassing, cheap. If someone looses one it's not the end of the world.

 

[Member 34319]

If I'm not mistaken, there are 1911s out there with a stock and 16" barrel. It's low capacity but you won't get more parts compatible than 1911s and 1911s with a stock

If I'm seen in the end of the world with this, please do me a favor and put me out of my misery…

 

[Knobgoblin]

If I'm seen in the end of the world with this, please do me a favor and put me out of my misery…

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You should be easy to spot, dressed like this.

 

[Member 34319]

If you want cheap and reliable, police buyback glocks and keltec sub2ks.

Out of all of the suggestions this one actually makes the most sense. Glocks and S2Ks. The S2K is a simple tube gun and they are fairly reliable and resilient. Takedown is tool-less and they are easy to clean. They are easy to use too. Glocks don't really need any explanation. They are truly proven.

 

[Camelfilter]

No parts carryover nor magazine compatibility. Same cartridge.

FN 5.7 / PS90. Ease of use. Made for PDW type scenario. Downside(s) currently pricey, as well as ammunition being overly pricey ATM.

Still, worth a look.

@The Heretic - input?

 

[OldTengu]

Out of all of the suggestions this one actually makes the most sense. Glocks and S2Ks. The S2K is a simple tube gun and they are fairly reliable and resilient. Takedown is tool-less and they are easy to clean. They are easy to use too. Glocks don't really need any explanation. They are truly proven.

All that's needed is to match caliber. And make certain that you get the 19/23 version of the s2k, that way you'll have a wider range of usable mags.

 

[Knobgoblin]

No parts carryover nor magazine compatibility. Same cartridge.

FN 5.7 / PS90. Ease of use. Made for PDW type scenario. Downside(s) currently pricey, as well as ammunition being overly pricey ATM.

Still, worth a look.

@The Heretic - input?

Lol.

He said cheap. I think.

 

[ColeInOregon]

1911 and this... maybe..