Just Right Carbine Gen3 Safe Takedown Rifle 9mm Luger 10rd Glock Style Magazine 17″ Barrel Black 17in Thordsen Stock w/Slingpack

Description

The Just Right Carbine Gen3 Safe Takedown Rifle in 9mm Luger is a ranch-ready tool that breaks down fast for truck storage or saddle scabbard carry. Chambered in 9mm with a 17-inch barrel and a 10-round Glock-style magazine, this rig comes with the Thordsen stock and Slingpack combo — no extra shopping needed. At $747.32, it’s a straight-up workhorse for utility shooters who need a takedown carbine that runs on common Glock mags.

Manufacturer	Just Right Carbines
Model	Gen 3 Safe Takedown
Material	7075 aluminum upper/lower receiver (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	Glock 9mm magazines (17- and 33-round, plus OEM 10-round)
Finish	Black anodized
Weight	6.2 lbs (with Thordsen stock and Slingpack, per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Takedown design with push-button pin: Breaks into two halves in seconds — fits in a backpack or behind the seat of a ranch truck without tools.
• 17-inch barrel with 1:10 twist: Stabilizes 115- and 124-grain 9mm loads for coyote control and steel ringing out to 125 yards.
• Thordsen stock with cheek riser: Gives a solid cheek weld and reduces felt recoil, especially important when running +P defensive ammo.
• Slingpack included: Carries the disassembled carbine hands-free — keeps your hands free for fence repair or feeding livestock.
• Glock magazine compatibility: Uses the same mags as your sidearm — no separate inventory needed, just grab and go.

Who It’s For

This carbine is built for ranchers, rural workers, and anyone who needs a reliable 9mm that stows small and shoots big. If you spend days on ATVs, tractors, or in the back of a pickup, the takedown feature means it’s always within reach. The 10-round Glock mag keeps it legal in states with capacity limits, but you can swap to a 33-rounder for varmint patrols. It’s also a solid choice for homestead defense where a full-size rifle is overkill.

Pros / Cons

Pros: Fast takedown without tools, uses common Glock mags, Thordsen stock improves ergonomics, Slingpack adds carry convenience, reliable blowback action.

Cons: The takedown pin can loosen over time if not checked — a dab of blue Loctite on the threads solves it. Also, the 10-round magazine limits capacity for prolonged shooting sessions; pick up a few 17-rounders if your state allows.

Comparison

Feature	Just Right Carbine Gen3 Safe Takedown	Zev Technologies OZ-9 Carbine	Lone Wolf Distributors G9 Alpha
Price	$747.32	$1,899 (approx)	$1,099 (approx)
Takedown	Yes, push-button	No	No
Magazine	Glock 9mm	Glock 9mm	Glock 9mm
Barrel length	17 in	16 in	16 in
Stock	Thordsen	Buffer tube + brace	Buffer tube + brace
Weight	6.2 lbs	5.8 lbs	6.0 lbs

FAQ

Does this carbine use standard Glock 9mm magazines?

Yes, it accepts any Glock 9mm magazine — 10-round, 17-round, 33-round, and aftermarket options from Magpul or ETS. The included 10-round magazine is OEM Glock.

How does the takedown system work?

Push a single captive pin at the receiver junction, separate the upper and lower halves, and store in the Slingpack. Reassembly takes under 10 seconds.

Is this rifle legal in states with magazine capacity restrictions?

The included 10-round magazine complies with capacity laws in states like California, New York, and Colorado. You can use larger mags where legal.

What is the barrel twist rate?

The 17-inch barrel has a 1:10 twist, optimized for standard 9mm FMJ and hollow-point loads from 115 to 147 grains.

Does the Thordsen stock require a tax stamp?

No, the Thordsen stock is a standard rifle stock — not a pistol brace or short-barreled rifle configuration. No NFA paperwork needed.

Trust & Delivery

• ✓ Nationwide delivery — all 50 states
• ✓ Ships within 1-2 business days
• ✓ 30-day return policy
• ✓ Secure checkout

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Last updated: April 2026