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you dont wanna be shooting to hot loads in this thing, its a great gun, just dont shoot 180PF in it. 163-165 is where you want to be.

S&B are very soft. almost as soft as federal winchester SPP and you should be good

that is nice, I need to do some load testing with my AR10, mostly been. ehh facing fun with it lately

Ill take happy stiff magsprings over 1-2 rounds ekstra, any day!

I load my 170 to 28

imm barrel and slide is all complicated... :/

mine are all loctited.

14.5 mid gas kicks to much for ipsc and the rifle distances we see, think the avg distance at last nordic was like 200 yards, sure felt like it though! over 400 yards to a targat array of 4 targets.

Our rule is, if more than 12 rounds, its a 170 mag (or steel)

wow, thats great, thanks for the tip. now just to get the 155 tubes... usually it involves a shitload of smuggleing and tradeing

On the EHC 2017 (ipsc) also know as eurpean mud championship 2017, when you dropped the 170 I would just retire the entire mag, there wasnt really anywhere to clean it until after you shot that day. 155's with 13 coils now that is interesting. what capacity?

I can reload 170 with 28 easy, so bit unsure on the 155s. if they run the 10-11 coil springs feeding could be an issue at last round, my gun depends on good mag springs I have 4x 170 and 4x 140 in mag bag, and use 1x170 and 2x140 in rig

Again not to be a douche, but I am actually a Master in Open. This also means Ive done a lot of testing, not always successfull Our club is pretty cool, we have 3 GM's and 2 M's and a lot of A guys soon to be M, we like to think are are an open friendly club, open division is usually twice as large as limited on our matches.

I literaly, have barrels of brass, including 40, but I still shoot 9/38

At what level, do you shoot 40 open? not trying to be a douche. most of the time I see people not beeing M/GM sayings its a good thing.

40 in open is hopeless. and just FIY, Yes I shot 40 open to try it. and I do actually own a 9x25 dillon open gun. which is awesome, load data 19-20gr!!!!

we get faxon barrels from brownells.no the sphur/zeiss combo is 918 grams, vs 620 grams for the jp mount with swaro z6i, but its a very nice optic.. so probably worth the grams. the handguard, barrel and upper can save you easy grams, slickside aero upper is 180 grams, faxon gunner light is also only 6-700 grams, also a nice light jp bcg saves quite a few grams, complete is only 250 grams, vs vooodoo which is supposed to be light, but is.. 280 grams. I assume you allready run a light buffer, think mine is like 50 grams? lighest jp, without the internal weights. (I have all the faxon barrels and jp and others so I know) the faxon handguard, is a lancer systems CF guard, with another mounting system, which actually makes it lighter than the original lancer system, which is good. BUT a toni systems handguard is just as light, or lighter (and way cheaper) also way more available here, others to look at is the.. err something something ultra lite with m look. but I prefer the toni. With all this said, I dont feel weight limits is a that big issue, even my mini rifle setup runs a pretty heavy 20" setup.

mine is 28 reloadable, and can be used for unloaded starts (9mm)

slide lock back on last round, tends to be slide locks back to early and "¤"#=%)#"=¤)%#¤%

Post doesnt make sense, was posted in well we would call it "affekt" but I love the post Thumbs up man, love it when people find the love and how awesome open is.

yes I've shot it like that, it sure takes some getting used to. To mr fowlmouth, that blaster looks nice with the romeo I plan on switching to the romeo3 on all my guns before world shoot, but we will see, things takes time.

pivot point, to far back is bad though, reverse axis.

I ran mine for 25-30k rounds now, they were.. pretty short now

thats not very full, I load over 9 grains 3n38 in 9mm...

I run 7...