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I run GT targets as well as my local club. They have a flat face so you don’t get any unwanted frag by hitting a hanger. Karl is a great guy and if you ever have an issue, he will take care of you.

I would be all in on Rimfire Revolver!

Hi Peter 2-2.25lbs is what I like. Some of it is what you practice with - keep them as close to the same. Trigger pull is just one aspect. I have the positive reset of the JP triggers. It pushes my finger back to the ready position. heavier guns.. well that is another thread. On the rifles, I think there is something about being too light steve

easiest way is to do a plunk test. If the round freely drops in =Sporter. A factory MR comes with a bentz (sp?) style chamber and the bullet seats into the lands of the chamber =needs pressure to seat.

The short barrel does. It make enough back pressure to have the gun run reliably. Lighter recoil spring helps, but not consistent. Wiland has been working on a full length lightweight barrel to fix. Same issue with a Tac Sol Xring.

Have shot JPs for 6 years competitively. The JP5 is the softest and flattest shooting PCC I have shot. There are differently locking pieces that JP sells and not many of the pre-production guns have anything other than a ‘90’. This one is meant for any ammo to run. I shoot 115pf in SC with a ‘70’ and it is a very soft shooter. Have 10k through my 5 and I ordered another.

FYI Magnum Research will have an extended Mag release that will work with there trigger out soon. Sorry it has taken so long.

It sounds as though you are considering two solid PCCs. Stellar Challenge has been dominated in the last 3-4 years by JP. I had a decision to make a couple years ago and I purchased what I believe is the best, a JP. I would go with an ultra light weight. You may be able to get a slightly lighter gun, not by much, but the reliability of the JP is first class. If you change your mind Discount Code for 5% off a gun and 10% off accessories: 56SS0916

Gregg, Great write up sir. I love the idea of the tube insert. The TK Kross pins are a must with the chassis. Below is a pic of one of my chassis with the cheek riser. Surprisingly comfortable. Waiting on weight set and hand stop. I know it’s not a lot of $ but discount code Foster05 will get you 5% off at Wilandusa.com I have around 2k rounds on my open gin with the chassis and it feels great. The adjustability is a curse to start with because I felt like it always needed to be adjusted, but now it’s perfect. Can’t wait to get the 2021 season rolling!

Thanks for sharing! Congrats!

Thanks for the read. What I have found is any time my conscious mind interferes with my shooting these types of distractions can over rule my subconscious. I liken it to the golfer that says - don’t hit it right because they is water over there.. a golfer who has not sliced a ball in six months.. you guessed it - one for the fish. This is one of the reasons when you see me at a match I am cutting up and having fun. It keeps me loose. I try not to watch or listen to other shooters while they are shooting as well. As an instructor, I tend to identify what opportunities the shooter has and I don’t want their opportunities to be the last thing I think about when I go to the line. This is why a lot of us would rather shoot first. Thanks again for the read. If you have a question or thought you would like to hear more about in Steel Challenge - send me a PM and would be more than happy to help anyway I can. Stebe

I tired out a conversion and had issues with it. The best AR .22 on the market from what I have seen is the JP. I tested the unicorn for a few thousand rounds and ran like a dream. Only maintenance was to run a bore snake every 1k rounds of it needed it or not and a little oil. The ultralight weight barrel was the game changer for them.

I have and they run great. Before you buy one, call Chet to make sure there are no issues with your type of gun. There is one brand they do not work well with.. maybe Rock Island? If you dont have his number, let me know and I will send it to you. Steve

Shot Buckmarks for two years... stay away from them IMO. I had more issues with my comp guns then I would care to say. If you do happen to go down the Buckmark path, keep Billy Striplin on speed dial. He is the godfather of Buckmarks