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In this week's episode of "I Carry," we have the MC9 Disruptor 9 mm pistol from Girsan (imported by EAA) carried in a Crucial Concealment Ambi Universal Holster with a Streamlight TLR-1 weaponlight.

Firearm: Girsan MC9 Disruptor

Girsan’s MC9 Disruptor pistol is designed to be a well-equipped pistol with an entry level price, and with its impressive list of features, it’s pretty easy to say it hits that mark. Multiple backstraps are available to fit the MC9 to the individual shooter’s hand, there’s an optics cut on the slide for RMSc-footprint optics, there’s a threaded barrel should a sound suppressor be desired; all of this is included in a handgun with an MSRP less than $400.

The Disruptor is on the larger side, there’s no getting around that; the barrel is 4.6 inches long, overall length is 7.9 inches, height is 5.5 inches and width is 1.3 inches. Sizewise, it’s on par with the Glock G17, rather than the more carry friendly G19. The Disruptor weighs 26 ounces, making it a few ounces heavier than the Glock and other polymer-frame, striker-fired pistols. Capacity is the same: 17 rounds; however, only a single magazine comes with the pistol and replacements are less common. They are metal, however, and can be purchased from Girsan’s importer, EAA.

Up top, the Disruptor has a standard three-white-dot sight arrangement as well as an optics cut for RMSc-footprint optics. Adding an optic is as simple as removing the cover plate, putting the optic in place and securing it with two screws. One note here: The rear sight is part of the optic cover plate, so there’s no backup sight option once an electro-optic has been added to the pistol. If this is a matter of concern, there are many different training classes that will help deal with alternate aiming methods for situations like this.

Overall, the Disruptor offers a full-size, polymer-frame, striker-fired handgun with powered optic capability at an extremely attractive price. It functioned without incident in our time with it on the range, and it handled well, as you’d expect of a pistol of its size. While we didn’t add a sound suppressor to the pistol, that capability is also there, which makes it a pretty decent home-defense option as well. Add a light or laser to the accessory rail and this is ready for pretty much any task you might ask of it. All for less than $400? That’s a pretty sweet deal.

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