The 9mm vs.45 debate will never end - that much we can all agree on. We’re not going to get into ballistics and caliber performance. Who cares what the MC1sc looks like? How about focusing on how it shoots? And so far the reviews have been stellar. And then, when some random manufacturer goes and reinvents the wheel with a new handgun design that doesn’t look like anything we’ve seen before, these are first people to yell, “Gimmick! This thing looks ridiculous!”
Yeah, it’s supposed to look like a handgun - that’s what it is. We get it. Everyone seems to think the Mossberg MC1sc looks like every handgun in existence.
“Looks to me a lot like the Honor Guard pistol that was out a few years ago.”ĭid we miss any? Wow. We realize it’s “Walther,” but we like to picture “Walter” as an 80-year-old curmudgeon who makes handguns in his basement while his wife berates him for not taking out the trash again.) “Looks like a mix between a Walter and a Ruger.” ( We left “Walter” as is because it made us laugh. “Looks like a cross between a Glock and a P365.”. “If a Shield and a Taurus G2C had a baby.”. “Looks like a M&P Shield had a baby with a Springfield XD.”. “Oh look, it’s a bootleg S&W Sheild.” ( Guess nobody ever taught this guy “‘I’ before ‘E’ except after ‘C.'”). Here’s a roundup of what we saw, but we left out about another 200 comments. Here’s a look at some of the things we’re talking about.Īpparently “every handgun ever made, ever.” Seriously, we saw readers list about three dozen different handguns and the MC1sc looks like all of them. Spoiler alert: It isn’t. Not everyone agrees with you and some of your opinions best be kept in that brain of yours so they can spoil and go away forever. Everyone on the Internet has an opinion and they think that opinion is always correct. And this isn’t a plug for Mossberg this is more of a critique of the keyboard commando culture. But we felt the need to address what we saw regarding the MC1sc. We deal with ridiculous commentary for just about every new release that hits the market. But there was “that” group on the Internet that felt it knew better about the gun without any actual testing or range time and had to let its opinion be known. Most responses were positive, with a lot of interest in the MC1sc just because it’s from Mossberg - pretty much what we expected. However, just the announcement of the gun stirred up the social media community in a plethora of different directions. Initial shooting and testing left our contributor Fred Mastison impressed. It comes with both six-round flush and seven-round extended magazines. Mossberg chambered the new pistol in 9mm and released five variations. The subcompact MC1sc is a polymer, striker-fired pistol. Mossberg MVP LC: Ballistic’s Best Editor’s Choice for Value Bolt Action
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