dmshozer1

I want to use it for hard leans where even an off set dot does not help. Example would be to hold the gun off my shoulder to shoot around things.

Worth it or not? Good ones, bad ones? Recommendations?

Is there a reason why you hold your gun tilted to the right?

OK, Now I understand.

What brand of upper do you have? I have three of them. Many of my shooting friends have them. Because we all have billet uppers, all we had to do is shave down the part that rides against the receiver. Very easy to do with a file or grinder if your careful. They will go on a forged receiver with no mods.

Same here, After 30 years of shooting AR's, I have never had one come loose. None have been staked.

I figured they were too good to be true, Thanks!!

Has anyone ordered powder from Sensiflex Supply? They have WST powder, 8 lbs. for $180. Everywhere else is a hundred dollars more? Legit company?

Very well done, Need more of these! Thanks

Perfect, Thank you.

Glock 33 rd mag, Taran Tactical 10 rd extension. I was told there is a video about how to smooth out the transmission between the follower and base pad. I am having a problem with the spring or follower getting hung up in the mag tube. Any suggestions? Thanks.

S&W M&P FPC, Uses M&P mags.

I guess we agree to disagree,

Sorry Dirty, Can't agree with you on this one. I have seen them all go down. Even Max with his JP5. When I say I have had zero problems with my PSA lower, I don't include things like a high primer or some reloading problems I had. I think barrels with a real feed ramp make up for some lowers that don't have perfect mag angles.

Grant Kunkel shoots Palmetto stuff, So do I. Zero problems.

The weight in front will increase the buffer spring strength and add reciprocating weight movement. The weight in back will only add to the buffer spring strength.

November 10, 2020, indoor range, Penfield NY, CZ, extended firing pin, hammer down start. Shooter dropped gun, KILLED THE RO!!!!!!!!!!!

Taccom

True, The last part of the bullet, the base, is the last thing that leaves the barrel. If one side of the base is de formed it will send the bullet to one side or the other. This is one reason why the crown of your barre is so important for accuracy. This is the reason hollow point bullets are more accurate than round nose. The base is perfect but the nose is usually pretty rough looking. Shred's post is a good example.

Amen brother!!!!!!!!!! Nuff said.

I,m sure it was hard for Max to turn down a free 4,000 gun and sponsorship. Just guessing but with his record of winning big matches I doubt that a softer shooting gun will change his winning ways.

And winning almost every big match with an out of date blow back gun.

I think 7 yds. is to close to judge dot movement, Get back to 25 yds. and you will really see what your dot is doing.

Now that you have had the Scheel for awhile, What do you think of it compared to your JP set up?