SpaceMan
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I'm still holding out for a flint lock division.
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I am using a 8 MOA standard railway, polymer and standard switch., I don't believe you need the tactical. The switch is up to you, and as far as polymer or aluminum I find no need for aluminum in this instance.
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8 MOA Cmore
I typically run all glock magazines in my JP but I have used some KCI mags without issues.
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2 minutes ago, Chip3 said:
Haven't shot USPSA, but in every rifle event that I have shot with flags, RO orders to empty the chamber, etc before you place the flag in after the stage. Similar to a pistol before you put it back in a holster. Other than the first stage the RO should have no doubt that the rifle is empty. Same as a pistol if you pulled it from a holster and already had one in the chamber at make ready wouldn't it be a DQ? Cold range rules should still apply. Sure an RO could demand that you place the flag in the chamber but not sure why. Once the flag is in, the gun is in a visibly safe condition and the bolt and firing pin are blocked from the chamber no matter if the flag protrudes in the the chamber or not. Have always thought this style flag looked like a good solution and seem to work well for the people I have seen run them, http://www.brownells.com/shooting-accessories/training-safety-gear/chamber-safety-flags/safety-device-prod56491.aspx
I run that exact "flag" in my shotgun for 3-gun, I love it.
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I use the UTG Chamber flags, its like 12$ on amazon for 6. Cheap and effective.
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Are yall really shooting stages that have a round count anywhere near 60? I thought my 33 rnd with the TF extension was overkill.LOL
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15 hours ago, Mulligan03 said:
Is the ctr a better option than going with the devil dogs concept side charger?
I personally would think so, I would rather have it built in than attaching something to make it side charging.
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I have always had a question about this- PCC is now a division of USPSA right? If you are paying match fees for a sanctioned uspsa event how can they dictate what divisions are allowed and not allowed. If its a official division and you are shooting a USPSA match shouldn't all divisions be allowed?
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15 hours ago, Tom Freeman said:
The SBR process is easy. Keep in mind you are pretty much married to that gun now that it is a Title 2 firearm. Selling it to someone means they have to pay the $200 tax to Uncle Sam to buy it form you.
Just because it is a SBR does not mean you have to run a short barrel on it. If you make a permanent change you must notify the ATF, other than that pick the barrel length that suits you.
Short guns swing easier/faster.
The CDI factor is off the charts on SBRs.
The only downside to SBR would be if you shoot matches out of state. While I am not the most versed on the laws regarding it don't you have to file paperwork while transporting a nfa item to another state?
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I have a Dawson CRP edge that I might be thinking about getting rid of. Shot PCC for the first time and not sure how much my limited gun will get used next year now.
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11 minutes ago, Carmoney said:
Isn't there a limit of 1600 fps to prevent damage to steel poppers and whatknot?
My 95-gr. production load makes right around 1500 fps out of my PCCs, and it's not a violent load to shoot.
Seems to me that any load with enough poop to operate a DI system or run a comp would well exceed the 1600 fps speed limit.
We have a club around me that wont let PCC shoot there because he doesn't know enough about it and the pressures created with a PCC
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I don't think the holes provide significant weight reduction or were intended for that purpose so I don't see why they would be illegal.
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JP- GMR-13- Why bother building when you can just buy a JP
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Ill address one part of the question regarding the thermal dissipator- don't bother. I highly doubt you will be shooting the gun fast enough to notice any difference.
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This has me curious to see what insurance will do about protection and preventative care.
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I cut back on other hobbies to have more to spend on shooting. This year hasn't been that bad besides buying a few new guns. Reloading supplies were stocked up besides primers from last year, out of the 3 or 4 matches I shoot a month I usually only have to pay for 1-2 of them. I just started getting into 3 gun and bought a PCC so its time to stock up on some other reloading supplies.
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Have only shot lead out of my 17 and 35, no problems here.
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11 hours ago, dcloudy777 said:
Arrrgh... 13 bucks for Cmore to ship the $10 TSK....
Anyway, I went ahead and put the regular railway sight on the gun to see just how "too low" it was.... and it actually was just about perfect. I'm just going to go try it as is, I think moving it any higher would mess up my cheek weld.
I ordered mine without the spacer and I think its perfect. I guess everyone's cheek weld is different by the regular railway works for me.
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I started at 15 yards then I decided to go to 25 for my zero.
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Ive heard this phrase said a bunch recently- buy once cry once.
Go with JP (I just bought a gmr-13 myself), you will not be disappointed.
With that said I bought the gmr strictly for PCC, I will continue to shoot my 5.56 for 3 gun.
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Not sure on your price point but I have a JP and love it.
another option is I know PSA makes a glock dedicated lower when you can find them. Build off of that
Best Case For My PCC.....
in Pistol Caliber Carbine
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Love my bulldog case