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    JP jumps on the short stroke bandwagon

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    On 2/9/2019 at 7:10 PM, mveto said:

    I recently switched to the JP short stroke and it’s been working very well. Ended up with 3 tungsten and 2 steel. Ammo is 124gr RMR round nose loaded to 138pf. I Use the CMC 9mm trigger and have had zero issues so far. The rifle shot very soft before but with the short stroke it has less dot movement and the split times seem to be quicker. Highly recommend it

    I agree. I recently upgraded from the gen 2,, to the SS SCS. I'm also running 3 tungsten and 2 stainless. I'm anxious to try 4 tungsten. I know people that are running all tungsten with factory ammo. I've seen where they will possibly get  one bullet that loaded lighter than the factory normal and their gun not cycle. The 3x2 seems to be perfect for 130ish PF. I also bought an all stainless for steel challenge light loads under 100pf the tungsten weights are 40 bucks a piece! Looking back wish I would have bought the SS/tung version for 20 more bucks over the all stainless. The stainless is pretty rough with 134 PF, and it's in a liTE weight PCC VS my GMR13. A lot of people complain about the GMR being heavy but I think that's part of why they shoot so soft. I think the lighter you go the more detrimental it's to the recoil impulse. 

    Limcat tron

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    3 hours ago, Acer2428 said:

    How? You're not 'muzzling' yourself. No different than opening a door handle with the pistol in your strong hand pointed straight downrange.

     

    I think people are getting a little carried away here. Also, the muzzle, according to the ATF, is at the end of the shroud/brake if perm. attached. 

    That make sure sense. 

    PCC dryfire

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    Just now, 45plinkster said:

     

     

    Yes very true! You still have to negotiate the reload that's probably set up for the weak hand. 

    I like the way your thinking. You got me thinking. Lol. I like to game too. 

    I have my mags up front but at a major skew becaus I run all 33's found it easier to grab big sticks 

    PCC dryfire

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    On 12/17/2018 at 1:25 PM, motherFNbrandon said:

    for stages where a string might be freestyle, reload, then weakhand, can the freestyle portion be done on the weak side, so that no shoulder change would be necessary?

    That's an option but it's going  to be Challenge pressing the mag button unless you do it with the support hand on the way to the magazine change. 

    JP jumps on the short stroke bandwagon

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    I have been running a GMR13 for 2 years with the oringinal 4 weight SCS. I just upgraded with the new SS. I think it's a l better recoil impulse. I also bought a complete SS SCS for a cheap build I put together. It was a complete lower with a standard traditional buffer and spring with a spikes aluminum spacer. It was a punisher until I put the new JP SS. It's a world of difference. It's actually fun to shoot now 

    JP jumps on the short stroke bandwagon

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    On 8/4/2018 at 3:00 PM, Neomet said:

    Is it just me or is this an $87 solution to something that a stack of 4 or 5 quarters quarters could do equally well??

    Quarters behind a SCS will most likely cause you issues considering your moving the whole mass forward. Basically you guide rod will be further into the reciver while in battery. 

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