fastlane604

Thanks for the post. I have experienced this exact issue with my CMC PCC triggers. When mine get dirty, they do not reset. When I get a dead trigger, I can push it forward with my finger and it resets and will fire. Not conducive to good steel challenge times. As you, I very much like the trigger pull and quick reset of CMC triggers. I am interested to hear CMC's response.

Is it worth having? Yes. I do shoot local steel challenge type matches with it. But even if I did not shoot matches, I would still shoot it. Running the plate rack is a blast, whether it is from 10 yards or 25 yards.

I don't know if there is a difference in the coating between Acme and Bayou and Blue. But Acme and Bayou leaded my PCC comp so badly that I swore off them for PCC. The barrel was fine. The comp had lead welded to it.

I have two CMC AR9 triggers and an Elfmann AR9 trigger. Both are good. The Elftmann is adjustable from 2.5 to 4 lbs. The CMCs are rated at 3.5 but both break under 3. The Elftmann may break just a little crisper, but the reset on the CMCs is very quick and quicker than the Elftmann. I had one of each and needed a third. I bought the second CMC.

I have a 507 C-Gr. I have often said that if I had my choice, I'd have the 507C's 32 moa circle and dot on an SRO or DPP (I have both) window. You obviously don't feel like the 64 moa circle is too big?

Thanks again for the replies.

I resurrected this thread because I'm debating between a C-More Railway and a 510c for a RFRO gun. I will use it only for steel challenge. I have 507c so I am familiar with the circle/dot combination but not a 65 moa circle. If I get the C-More I will get the 16 moa dot. My main question is the brightness of the dot. How do they compare? Also, I like my 32 moa dot on my 507c. Do you ever find the 65 moa dot to be too big?

Thank you all for the replies. I appreciate your input.

Az and Earl, Do you have the standard switch or the click switch on your C-Mores?

Do you run a Railway, also?

You don't feel that the 12 moa dot is too large on 10 inch targets at 18 yards?

I can see the dot. On very sunny days it isn't as bright as I would like it to be. On cloudy days it is fine. We don't have many cloudy days where I live.

The SRO is my brightest dot. I would still like it to be brighter. I live in the middle of Kansas. We are blessed with many days of very bright sunshine. On the most sunny of days, the dot is not bright enough for me. When I am inside at home, I have no trouble picking it up. It is plenty bright.

Currently I have an SRO 5moa, DPP 6moa both red dots and a Holosun 507c with 2moa dot and 32 moa reticle in green. All are slide mounted on pistols. I had a DPP with the triangle and traded my buddy for the SRO. I am 70 years old and need a bright dot. The reason I traded the first DPP was the dot was not bright enough. When the DPP 6moa came out I figured Leupold had corrected that shortcoming. Wrong on my part. Now, if you are 30 years old you are probably wondering what the heck is this old man talking about. Those dots are plenty bright for me. If you shoot long enough you will understand. Old eyes need more light and in the case of red dots, more brightness. I just bought a 10/22 for rimfire rifle open. The SRO is my brightest red dot, but I still need more brightness to acquire the dot quicker. Are there any red dots with a brighter dot than an SRO? Thanks for the help.

Sounds like a question for Earlan357. He is very well versed in P-10 triggers. The only way that I know that you can create a rolling break in a P-10 is to trade it for a Glock.