Why a lack of 10mm carbine options?

[seldon14]

Because no one wants them. If they did, they'd build them. Manufacturers are in business to make money.

Correct answer.

 

[Areoflyer09]

There are companies making them. It may not be every manufacturer, but they are out there. 9mm owns the PCC market. 10mm may be more popular now than it has been for awhile, but it’s still a niche product in comparison.

 

[DadSmith]

I'd buy a 10mm version of the Ruger PC carbine.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I'm sure they'd sell tens of them and then people would ask why they aren't making it in .357 Sig.

 

[DadSmith]

Maybe someone will make an aftermarket conversion for my 9mm Ruger PC carbine to 10mm.

 

[Ggreen]

Maybe someone will make an aftermarket conversion for my 9mm Ruger PC carbine to 10mm.

I don't think that is possible without extensive modification.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Like the title says, I run a glock 10mm as my edc. Love how it shoots and no one can argue that it lacks knockdown power. However it seems that the 10mm has a lot of potential out of Longer barreled weapon like a PCC. Why is there a real lack of options? Is there some kind of problem with 10mm in an AR platform?

There are more than several 10MM carbines in production now. I am uncertain why you believe there is a lack of options now.

Selling guns is all about money. 9MM is far, far cheaper so that is where the demand is.

 

[Trapper Jim]

Sounds like a solution for no problem.

 

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