Early Warning Device For A Ruger PC Charger

[georgiahawkeye]

Attached is a picture of my Ruger PC Charger with an Early Warning Device I installed. You squeeze the bulb three times to warn the intruders before you open up on them.

 

[SOLGardener]

Does it still work if you only depress the bulb twice? Does this count as an angled foregrip?

 

[georgiahawkeye]

Does it still work if you only depress the bulb twice? Does this count as an angled foregrip?

LOL, yes it will still work with a single long blast. The early warning device is attached to the original fore grip on the PC Charger.

 

[georgiahawkeye]

The PC Charger is a blast to shoot at the range. Just add the suppressor to it and listen to the steel plates go clang, clang, clang.

 

[Eastwood]

Looks like you need a binary trigger, I got one posted for sale

 

[georgiahawkeye]

Looks like you need a binary trigger, I got one posted for sale

I’ve thought about adding that to this piece. The only thing holding me back is my local gun club won’t allow guns with binary triggers on the range.

 

[Eastwood]

Dang! The trigger does have a 3 position safety. Safe, semi, binary. So installing it doesn’t force you to always use binary mode either.

 

[georgiahawkeye]

Dang! The trigger does have a 3 position safety. Safe, semi, binary. So installing it doesn’t force you to always use binary mode either.

Yeah, they work very well. I had one on an AR15 one time. It worked just as advertised.

 

[Dice]

Attached is a picture of my Ruger PC Charger with an Early Warning Device I installed. You squeeze the bulb three times to warn the intruders before you open up on them.View attachment 6745436View attachment 6745495

I think thats the most decent thing I've ever read on here. I have some rubber bullets if you need 'em.

 

[georgiahawkeye]

I hadn’t given rubber bullets any thought. I prefer FMJ at the range and JHP at home.