Bdh821

I own 9 DPPs. Yes, some have been sent back to Leupold for issues like EVERY red dot. But I’ve never had one die one me while shooting. I’ve never had really any issues with them. Plus back when they originally came out before the market was as big as it is now, they were the only one with the life time warranty on the entire optic. Trijicon/cmore and that’s really it at the time had 5 year warranty on electronics. Sig also has this same warranty. My first DPP from 2017 is still on a gun now and has never been back to Leupold. Still has the original green board. Arguably over 150k rounds on it. On Open guns, slide ride guns, and PCCs.

I still like DPPs more..

look at what the top 5% of PCC shooters used at Nationals and go from there.

It’s a brass 12ga shotgun jag that I cut and sharpened. So yea, a 1/8” brass rod basically

So you're telling me I was bamboozled into buying an Atlas? I was looking for that perfect zero!!

I'd say 3 port Ti comp gets my vote.

I have seen a close friend shoot for no score cuz his open 170mm mag didn’t fit the gauge similarly as depicted above. It was not an Atlas mag. This happened at Dragons Cup 2023…

Congrats on your new blaster! Looks great, ya crazy southpaw

Is anyone actually going now that our area is totally F'ed?

I’d say 30 mins seems average. You gotta be patient with it and let it actually jackhammer instead of putting too much pressure on the carbon buildup.

engraving pen to jack hammer it out. Works great! this is carbon build up from Sport Pistol under a 115 Everglades plated projectile

This could not be said any better

It's probably happened because you're left handed...

I had mine milled by someone to fit the DPP a footprint. I forget who tho