GSonnen

Link to our FB group with current info on North Texas 3 Gun: DFW 3 Gunners

I own 5 PCCs (2 QC10s, Fx9, Tavor X95) & the AKV is my favorite. I've had it about 15 months and have shot over a dozen matches with it. It is the most reliable and most flat shooting blow-back carbine I have handled. Specs: ALG trigger, Brekke Comp, C-More 4 MOA, SLR handguard, Midwest Alpha stock, Taccom buffer I don't have a magwell on it since I almost exclusively run Magpul D50 EV9 drums.

I have a Smoke Composite buffer tube on my 3Gun Noveske AR15 (4K rounds+) and one on my QC10 PCC (2.5K rounds). Both show no signs of wear and function as intended.

I'm considering this adjustable stock for my PCC. Few questions: 1) It looks like it held together with tension. Does the stock keep its LOP or does it loosen up with recoil? 2) Does the cheek rest stay in place? 3) What is the shortest LOP you can achieve with this collapsed?

For those of you running a CODA carbon fiber hand guard: how many MLOK slots are milled at the 6 o'clock position? I'm looking at either the 15" or 13.5" to run on my 16" 3 Gun rifle. (I want to mount an Area 419 ARCA Swiss rail and it needs 7 open MLOKS to mate correctly.)

I have an Elftmann AR9 (PCC) trigger in my QC10. For 2000 rounds, it ran fast & flawless. Now it is failing to reset about every 5 to 8 rounds (no other changes to my carbine or ammo). I checked torque on the tension screws. Elftmann requested that I send it in for inspection. We will see what the say.

I received my "Defcon 1" brake from Grizzly Gunworks. It looks really promising with the angled baffles. Unfortunately the bore was cut .022" too small for the chokes to pass. So it is on its way back to Canada to re-cut the bore.

Defcon is the 3 port chamber. It has a bigger volume and port angling than the TACCOM, I'm hoping for better impact on muzzle movement.

I've got a Grizzly Gunworks "Defcon 1" threaded brake inbound. They ship from Canada, so it should be here next week. I have run an AT RIA "Short" comp (old style). It made the shotgun front heavy and did not provide enough recoil mitigation for my liking. It did spread shot about 20% more than no brake I have been using the TACCOM brake since last fall. It is light weight, but not terribly effective at recoil mitigation. It does not deform the shot pattern. I'll report to the group once I get my Grizzly brake installed and run it through few matches.

Has anyone installed a Grizzly Gunworks muzzle brake? They do make some in M24x1 threads. I'd be interested in a review. Grizzly Gunworks Muzzle Brakes

V6 Muzzle Brakes is about to release a brake for the VR80. I've shot a Saiga with one of their brakes and it was amazing. I spoke with them and they are planning to release the brake this month or early March. Also, Hayes Custom is working on a mid barrel comp.

T&N sells a drop in trigger. I have one on my VR80 and it breaks at 4.5#. I've got about 800 rounds on it and it runs perfectly. You can buy T&N MK1919 charging handle. Theres a small 1/8 tab of metal than needs to be removed (10 minutes with a dremel) and it makes a great charging handle for the VR80. I ran the Taccom handle for about a month and had issues with it. The polymer wings kept coming loose. Here's a link to the install on the MK1919 charging handle: MK1919 charging handle modified for VR80

I put the "light" spring in my mag latch and it really improved function. A3G Mag Release Spring for VR80

Anyone in the industry have plans for a larger charging handle? Something aluminum or titanium with knurling would be a huge plus. (I know Taccom has an ambi handle. That design is not fitting my need.)

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