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  1. I use an ACOG 4X32 and use a 300 yd zero, with Hornady 75 grain Steel Match. I hold at 6 o'clock for anything 100-200 yds and center at 300. Most matches I shoot only go out to 300. Makes it pretty easy for my simple mind. :)

  2. May need a more powerful load, I know a bunch of guys here that run a minimum of 1300fps otherwise it doesn't run 100%. Either that or you may not have a firm enough hold on it. I haven't had an issue with mine to date.

    After some thinking and talking with buddies, I have a feeling it was partially me not having a firm hold as you mentioned. It would happen when I was transitioning from target to target and I probably loosened up on it. I did shoot 50 rds of Federal Ammo today, 3 dram 8shot 1300 fps and had no issues. Thanks for all the replies.

  3. I have had rounds not completely extract and the next round trapped on the lifter. Kind of like a double feed, but the expended round is out of the chamber and on top of the next round. I shoot Winchester Super Target (heavy target load) 1200 fps. I recently went to a wolf spring and cut it about 4 inches. It only happens occasionally, but cost me about 15 seconds on a stage in my last match, and again today when I was practicing. I clean it regularly so it wasn't that dirty. Am puzzled and have a match this weekend and don't want to drop points because of a gun issue.

  4. Maybe I missed it in the previous posts, but what pants does Daniel Horner wear with the open kneepad(?) pocket at the knees?

    Sounds like Crye Precision, big $$$$$ but very nice!

    Yep Daniel Horner wears Crye Prcecision, and they are pricey. I am lucky that the company I work for buys us those pants. They are very comfortable, and practical. However, if I did not get them for free, I am pretty sure I would wear something else. I like them though.

  5. How do you guys lube your 930 JM Pro (or any other 930 for that matter)? I use a few drops of Slip 2000 on the bolt and carrier, just to get it a little wet. I then put a drop or two on my index finger and rub it all over the piston, and inside the gas chamber (or whatever it's called, the part that's attached to the barrel), just to the point where it has a very thin coat. I also spread a few drops on the outside of the magazine tube before sliding the parts onto it (the spring, pusher, spacer, etc.). Finally, I slightly lube the part of the barrel that goes inside the receiver since the bolt rides against it. This method seems to work pretty well for me, but I've also heard others say that shotgun pistons should be run completely dry, and lubing them does nothing but attracts dirt and causes it all to bake onto the parts instead of getting blown out. Anyone tried running it dry? I'm just having hard time letting any moving parts run completely dry...

    I use FrogLube on all metal parts as per their instructions, then apply the liquid FrogLube on places that have wear from friction on them. Base of the bolt, and the top of the bolt. At the end of a shooting session, I will disassemble my 930 JM and wipe all the parts and apply liquid FrogLube on the same areas.

  6. Finally received my 930 JM today. Got it home disassembled, cleaned off the oil and put on Frog Lube. Ran a box of Remington 8's and a box of Winchester Super Target 7.5's had no issues and would have shot more but wife made me come in and eat dinner. :wacko: I was pretty impressed can't wait to shoot it more tomorrow. Reloads were pretty smooth too. Awesome!

  7. Its not pretty...here's how the stage actually went down: AK was a stage gun fired from hip (5 rounds). Shotgun rollover was executed from each end of the vehicle instead of firing underneath and your feet had to be touching the wheel. Shotgun (SN SLP) jammed on first side, managed to clear when shifting to other side...and then ran dry before finishing...doh!

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    I knew that sounded something like Joe would do at Cavalier. How did the hip shots from the AK come out?

  8. I bought extended springs through Brownell's at the same time I bought the extensions. The Brownell's part number is 078-000-168 High Cap S&W M&P Extra Power Mag Spring. I have had no issues with the mag extensions or the springs. Only had them a couple of month, but have put hundreds of rounds with them.

  9. Am I wasting $$$?...Looks flimsy to me.... There is a "special" 1/2 headed/one way screw, how do you get it out? The steel tactical one is not that expensive... For some unknown reason I can see this breaking in the "BIG" match.... Opinions.....

    Can the one way screw be tapped out and the safety be replaced? Still waiting to jump on a JM when somebody has them in stock, so I can't see what you are talking about, but it sounds like an easy change.

  10. I just ordered a JP Lo mass bolt carrier and buffer, already have the adj gas block. Will I realize the effects of the LMOS with a standard buffer spring, or do I need a different spring?

    I use the JP Polished buffer spring along with the same set up you have, and have had no problems.

  11. I also went with the "scoped rifle scabbard" I am happy I did.

    Does anybody have pictures of how they attached it to their pack?

    I have a Phantom btw.

    To answer my own question above, as well as add some photos of my "rig":

    The rifle scabbard is a pretty tight fit for an AR with a scope. I've attached a photo showing an 18" rifle about 3/4 the way into the scabbard to demonstrate this. So I purchased the scoped rifle scabbard (A2SS). It holds a 24 in Benelli very well. Feels secure and doesn't feel like it leans off to the side while walking around.

    This pack is a Gunslinger 2, pretty close in size to the Phantom, based on the measurements on the Eberlestock website.

    Steve

    I can also highly recommend Santana Outdoors if you wish to purchase a pack. Free Shipping!

    +1 on Santana Outdoors. I ordered an Eberlestock Lo Drag from them. They have awesome customer service. Not only do you get free shipping you get free gift when you order a pack.

  12. I also went with the "scoped rifle scabbard" I am happy I did.

    Does anybody have pictures of how they attached it to their pack?

    I have a Phantom btw.

    To answer my own question above, as well as add some photos of my "rig":

    The rifle scabbard is a pretty tight fit for an AR with a scope. I've attached a photo showing an 18" rifle about 3/4 the way into the scabbard to demonstrate this. So I purchased the scoped rifle scabbard (A2SS). It holds a 24 in Benelli very well. Feels secure and doesn't feel like it leans off to the side while walking around.

    This pack is a Gunslinger 2, pretty close in size to the Phantom, based on the measurements on the Eberlestock website.

    Steve

    I can also highly recommend Santana Outdoors if you wish to purchase a pack. Free Shipping!

    +1 on Santana Outdoors. I ordered an Eberlestock Lo Drag from them. They have awesome customer service. Not only do you get free shipping you get free gift when you order a pack.

  13. I have worn Converse Chuck Taylors when I was active duty. If they got wet, they dried quickly, had enough ankle support, fit in my fins, and was good in rough terrain as well as comfortable. Great shoes for a great price. The only problem is they tend to stink. They come in various colors as well as all black.

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