need assembly instructions for Ruger Model 9 carbine

[greer]

 I have a small gunsmith shop and a fellow brought in a completly diassembled Ruger Model 9 carbine (9mm) in a plastic sack.  This one is going to be a doozy to put together without some kind of instructions. I have checked around on the internet and have not found anything. If someone could direct me to a source I would greatly appreaciate it. Thanks. greer

[Bugflipper]

See if this helps you at all. Sorry I have never dealt with one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLto9bSn0Ec


I have no idea on how to attach a pdf. For an instruction manual go to.
http://www.ruger.com/service/productHistory.html#
Click on the Ruger PC9 Carbine. It pops up a page on serial number date of manufacture. Click on the red and white book that says instruction manual.

[Omaha-BeenGlockin]

Here ya go:
https://ruger-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/_manuals/rugerCarbine.pdf

[greer]

 Bugflipper, O.B.G. Sorry for the delayed response and thanks alot for yours.  The rifle I have is apparently not the same rifle as the PC9 diagrams show from your links. It simply says Model 9. This one has a wood stock instead of a plastic one. They seem to be totally different designs. The trigger assembly is similar to a Marlin Model 60 with all the parts sandwiched between two stamped plates. The safety is also different . The one I have has a blade type safety in the front part of the trigger guard similar to a M1 carbine. It's odd how little info there is about the rifle.  Sure would love to find some detailed assembly instructions.  Thanks again.                                                                                       greer

[Omaha-BeenGlockin]

Sounds like a Marlin Camp Carbine---the Rugers never came with a wood stock.
Here's an online owner manual:
http://www.stevespages.com/pdf/marlin_9.pdf

[greer]

   Thanks so much for the info. I feel like a idiot. I got Ruger in my head for some reason and only looked at the Model 9 stamp. No wonder the trigger assembly reminded me of the model 60.  Hopefully I'l be able to find some assembly instructions now. Thanks again. greer