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IMO, USPSA has to get quite a bit worse before IPSC is an alternative.

I think it's fairly obvious, it gets delayed/dragged out so he can complete the RO class and not get kicked out, as opposed to the YML situation, the BOD wants to keep this guy around and once completed and "legit", it's a harder case to kick him out, since he then actually meets the criteria. It seems like a slam dunk case, the BOD could (and should) kick him out immediately without any further delay.

Im also a PCC GM and I agree. It's like winning High B L10 at a sectional.

To me, that's just a huge plus. Way too many deltas in their ranks.

The 250 that UTAS imported sold for around $1300, I would expect RSR to keep the MSRP around there as well, but a confirmation would be nice

Oddly, the brake isnt the same as on the guns sold in Europe. Also, both receiver and barrel seem to be marked "Made in the USA", which is a bit odd, but could be for 922(r) compliance (which would also explain the brake). However, if these are getting a number of US parts made/installed by someone who cant figure out which way a brake goes, Im going to let someone else be the guinea pig.

Looks like the Orthos (aka Tigris) finally landed here in the US as well. Reviews from Europe are good, so thats likely to be a good option for those of us looking for an AR based shotgun.

They claim they have tested 10k rounds without much wear or issue. Even if you have to replace a $20 tube every 10k rounds, that doesnt seem too bad.

No. But it has all the hype. A couple of years ago, the MPX was still well ahead of the AR platform, but with all the advancements and added knowledge over the years, the current top of the line AR based carbines are pretty much on par with the MPX in terms of soft shooting. The JP5 might take away the time needed testing and playing around with parts to get a soft shooting AR running well, but the midpackers that think its going to catapult them to the top are going to be disappointed If you have the money to spend though, why not? Still a lot cheaper than an Open gun. If you dont mind waiting a bit, I assume that there will be other manufacturers coming out with this too, at a much lower price. There's also the Scheel roller delayed buffer available, if you wanna play around with something now.

Anyone try this out yet? Looks like a JP-5 for the poors. Using rollers in a pretty thin alu tube doesnt scream longevity to me, then OTOH, you can buy a lot of tubes for the price of a JP5 https://scheel-mfg.square.site/product/roller-delayed-buffer-system-complete/9?cs=true&cst=custom

I still havent been able to catch anything on MG's website for month. PD, OTOH, have had bullets in stock for the last two weeks straight...

Well, it doesnt say it has to stay the same, just that you can't do significant modifications, but what does "significantly" really mean? The "significant" wording is there in the multigun rules as well, but also state you can remove/add bipods, slings and flashlights 5.1.2 in the multigun rules is pretty specific, but there's no similar wording in the handgun rules. As Greg stated above, the flashlight use case is a real one, since we sometimes finish matches in the dark.

Now youre assuming they're different groups

I tried to figure out what the rules say about adding/removing stuff from a PCC during a match between stages e.g. 1. Laser 2. 45 offset dot 3. Flashlight 4. Bipods (dont really think youd ever need it, but there could come a day! :)) As far as i can tell/guess, I'd say No on 1, Maybe on 2, as 5.1.7 only states "Same type of sight". Removing one out of two identical red dots still has you using the same type. Yes on 3 and 4, as youre still staying within 5.1.7 and it's not significantly modifying the firearm per 5.1.8

Absolutely. If it was only for a defensive tool, Id have no issues with it, as it ran 100% out of the box.