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Thanks for the reply back on this matter. I think even the Zenith is more money than a MPX, not that it matters. I can't do either now.
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How soft is the MP-5 over the AR and MPX. It has been a very long time since I shot a MP-5 and back then, PCC was never thought of.
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I think the C/F offerings going for the MPX is over priced. I know C/F is expensive but they don't even look good. I would shave/machine the one you have, or do you know a good welder ? It could not be any worse than what is on the market at this time.
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True. The MPX is a little tough on reloads, but nothing practice can't overcome. Good luck.
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Be careful. Most folks that get into the MPX and start calling them junk and wont run is because of the mouse fart loads. The gun will run with good ammo and give you the soft shooter that it is. The gun shoots so soft that sometimes the extra light loads don't pay off in a rifle that doesn't cycle 100%. I shot factory Federal in mine and it never missed a beat. Wish I had it back.
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If you are not shooting very long yardages, try 35 gr bullets. Amazing on hoser stages.
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TF !!!
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More options in 9mm duty ammo for off of the range. But for a purely range pistol, 38 S.
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Just keep them lubed well and you will not believe the benefits from the very first shot if you have never shot one. When you are driving the gun hard on double taps, you will be amazed.
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I have a friend that is a retired aerospace welder that made mine and it is 100 percent.
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- Tract 4x20 toric HD European world class glass and great tracking. You save a pile of money by leaving out the middleman.
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Merry Christmas mstamper.
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mstamper, I am not throwing anyone under a bus !! I don't need to do that. I have been in this sport way to long to have to resort to that. I don't know Robin, never shot with him, no reason to throw him under a bus. He is making money from shooters by producing a product that works most of the time, great for him. When a product is being made for shooters and a lot of money is being charged and it has to be altered to work, that speaks for itself. In all fairness to TF, tolerances have to be dealt with and allowed for. One mag will be different then the other. Got it ! Throwing someone under a bus, really . I am glad for you that you are a happy TF customer. I purchased one basepad and it did not work. I am speaking from other comments that theirs did not work either with out be altered. I also had a product for shooters that had started a standard for shooters today, textured grips. My grips had won World, National, Area, and State titles in the day. Now, everyone has textured grips and most do the grips themselves. You now see grips coming from the factory with higher trigger guard cuts as well as more aggressive texturing. When others started doing grips and making money at it, did I throw then under a bus. NO ! I was happy for them. The "under the bus" comment was un-called for.
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I have used both. TF was nothing but trouble. I have commented on multiple times and never heard a thing from TF. I would go with the TTI. Never had a issue with them.
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Not if it was in a bag
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Sounds familiar.
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If I had to guess, it has been bent by other forces, like you said, something dropped on it or could it have been dropped. If it has been dropped, there would sure be mark on the muzzle someplace. Is the bend at the end of the barrel nut, if so the bend came form something heavy being dropped on it. The barrel nut end would be a leverage point. It is not a manufacture defect that caused that. Keep us informed as to what you find out. Is there video cameras at the range ? Video goes along way.
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I have shot WOA barrels for years and still do. They are very good shooting barrels.
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I have witnessed in a match, a skeletonized upper and lower catch a round that did not eject well and then tried to feed another round. The empty actually caught in one of the cutouts in the upper. It was a jam from hell. Cost the shooter major time. They look cool, but don't save that much weight.
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22's are very dirty.
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This was designed for the average shooter who would like to economically shoot 9mm in the lower with only a 9mm upper. It was not designed for the PCC shooter, because the PCC market is small. I think in time that they may build a 40 rnd for the P-Mag. It does not affect me, but I would like to see it catch on and hold up to PCC usage.
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A friend just picked one up. I hope it works. The idea is great, my only concern is the plastic ejector. I don't know how long it will last in matches. Time will tell.
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Velocity is your friend !
Adjustable Gas Block and Slim Handguards
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SLR here also. I used both SLR gas block and hand guard. When I back off 3 gun in competition, I used a normal gas block and the Matrix hand guards. Very inexpensive, but not the same as a tuned gas system and LMBC group for competition.