Thehotrodpig
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Hello, tried searching. Either the engine sucks or I do. Couldn't find much on the JRC for PCC. I am in the planning stages of a PCC budget build. Right now it's between a psa colt or glock lower with a custom built 16" upper or a JRC. I've gone back and forth a ton. Does anybody have any experience or insight on the JRC and its suitability for our game. One attractive feature is they make an m&p mag version. I have a few m&p's and lots of mags. I don't own glocks or anything that uses colt smg mags. Though I'm not apposed to buying the mags.
Any helpful insight would be appreciated. Thank you.
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I did a similar mod with a different approach. I cut the stock transfer bar in half, clamped it to a piece of copper, spaced it so that the bar would actuate the sear much quicker. I then welded it back together and cleaned up the weld. Now the takeup is very little. Along with the comp trigger kit I now have a very light smooth 2.5-3# trigger with very little takeup and reset distance.
Why someone doesn't just make a longer transfer bar, I don't know.
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Youtube "retention holsters for 3 gun". Sorry cant post a link.
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Might check out the new GLS holster. sounds promising.
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Well I tried the ALS holster because I had a bad drop of my pistol when a rain jacket got stuck in my non retention holster. When I ran the jacket pulled my gun out of the holster. Gun landed pointing down range and due to the loose rules of the outlaw match they let me pick it up and continue.
I went to a bladetech with an upgraded thumb screw. If I start on my pistol I loosen it up for a quick clean draw. If I start with the shotgun or rifle I crank it down a bit for better retention. That and I pay better attention to clothing getting stuck in my holster. Its a compromise but seems to get the job done. I still have thought about modifying my ALS holster so that I can use it without hitting the guns thumb safety.
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I think they do make it for the sti. I bought one for my sti tactical for 3 gun because I love the one I have for my M&P. Don't use it because it is almost impossible to use the thumb release without disengaging the thumb safety on a 1911/2011.
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At least someone he (appears) to not be typical anti gun libtard
My thoughts exactly. Nice to see see someone in the film industry that isn't trying to push a liberal agenda with all their publicity. It really looked fun.
I am not sure how this conclusion can be made based on the video. Perhaps I missed something. There are plenty of hypocrite anti gun/ anti war actors who take firearms and tactical training so they can prepare for there there next shoot em up movie. Pretty standard practice.
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I could be and probably am wrong but I just don't see the market. That is a stupid price for a rds. I can get another razor 1-6 for that. I always thought the T-1 T-2 rds's were too expensive for what you get but this one tops them. To each his own I guess.
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I must be missing something. That seems stupid expensive for a red dot optic. What does it do to justify that kinda money?
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I'd empty the buffer.
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I need a napkin...
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I have the aero spr holding my razor on. So far I really like it. Light and simple.
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Shoot...thank you. I have those all over the damn place. Hate them things. At least for their intended purpose. At least they will have a legitimate use now.
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Pics or links to these plastic anchors?
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Warren, when you recut the forcing cone do you change the angle? What angle is stock? Mine is ugly and I'd like to have it fixed. I love my 929 but it could be more accurate.
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I guarantee that if they did make a suitable gun for the game, this crowd would still rework it.It is a Korth.........made in Germany. No rework on anything they made.
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I use revolver supply clips and whatever brass I grab out of my bucket. No issues with a couple thousand rounds down range. If you are playing on the ragged edge of trigger pull weight you will likely want to handpick your brass and match headstamps. I'm at 6-6.5#'s and with well seated federal primers it sets off all the headstamps.
I also don't mind my rounds fairly loose in the clips. Others are more picky.
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If you don't like Smith & Wesson quality then buy this.....put up or shut up
Interesting first post....
I don't think that comes in 8 shot or cut for moon clips.
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I have a midwest ss gen 2. Heat has never been an issue in any of the matches I've shot.
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I like the slimness of my midwest ss gen 2 15" handgaurds. Decent priced too.
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It came out great. Never did love that gun though. Cracks me up that this old thread has been revived. That 627 is haunting me.
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You guys are scaring me
I've got a PC 627 in the mail right now. I wanted it to be good because it's probably the last gun I ever buy
All I can say is have low expectations and you won't be disappointed.
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I can pull the barrel in minutes. Like I said in my first post, I have access to friends with machine shops/ lathes. Work would be cheap to free.
Is the barrel chrome-moly or stainless steel? Turning one of their chrome-moly barrels is a bad idea.
Chrome-moly. Please explain.
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With my jp low mass bcg I had to remove weight from my buffer. Ended up replacing the weights with a chunk of fuel line. 3oz seemed to be a final good weight which I think just happens to be right around the same weight as jp's buffer. I just ordered taccoms adjustable ultra light buffer yesterday. I hear good things about it and it's cheap. No matter what I believe you will at min be playing with your buffer weight. There are several ways to get the job done though.
Just right carbine
in Pistol Caliber Carbine
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I didn't notice the mag release on the JRC. Ar based is sounding more appealing. I am leaning towards colt based. I can get the psa colt complete lower for under $200.