Pistol Caliber Carbines Don’t Suck [Afterall] by Nutnfancy

It took me years to arrive at a point in my life where I was willing to spend money on a pistol chambered carbine (or PC for short). Fun to shoot and a bit more economical for sure but in the end I spent my limited funds on more powerful and capable weapon systems. However in past years I have “matured” in my prespective and understand that within 100 yards or so (preferably 50 for me), the PCs can get the job done. And they do it with a lighter weight, at a cheaper cost, and usually with recoil and blast versus the tactical carbine. In this Nutnfancy Systems Philosophy video, I discuss the key considerations and Philosophies of Use for the pistol carbines. Considerations of economy, ammo commonality, SAWC, power/ballistics, and accuracy are addressed. Then I launch into the interesting discussions of POU where I identify roles as a Recreation Device, Wilderness/Kit Gun, “Urban Fighter,” Home Defense Gun, Submachine Gun Facsimile, Training Platform, and Women’s/Kid’s Defensive Weapon. In this analysis, the PCs are compared in stark fashion against its primary rivals, the handgun and tactical carbine or rifle. The latter still retains power, accuracy, range, and obstacle defeating capabilities that the PCs, even with their higher velocities, will always lack. For most serious purposes, I will still go out with my rifle, thank you very much. But in my extensive testing I have found the PCs to quite capable, accurate, reliable, more economical, extremely entertaining, and incredibly light and compact in some models (like the excellent Kel-Tec Sub-2000). In many of the POUs discussed, they gain the advantage. And in the end, I guess they don’t suck afterall. //////////// Music: “Takin Yo Time ( The Wingman Mix )” by Loveshadow (feat. Brad Sucks and Audiotechnica)