ryan45kim

I prefer the ULW 5.5” barrel. I never ran a 14.5 but I started PCC running a 16” JP barrel. For USPSA matches I’m staying with the 5.5”. I believe you should choose your barrel based on what load you plan on running. If you run heavy slow 147/135 bullets I’d recommend the 5.5” barrel. If you run 90/115 fast I’d recommend a 10” + barrel.

I’ve been running a Taccom ULW for over two years now. I would buy it again, it’s a good option. I definitely prefer the ULW over the 16” JP it replaced.

Yes I did the same thing you are contemplating. I run armalite free float tubes on all my ARs and it fits my PCC that I run a Taccom ULW barrel on.

Small BCM grip here. Most of the time it’s an index point.

Fyi

Thanks For the tips rishii, I have some things to try

I’m not talking about any issues, I still feel that the Colt mag system is better then the Glock mag system except for reloads. Loading a magazine on a closed bolt in the colt system is NOT easy. I’m just looking for anyone’s tricks or mods to make reloads easier. My PCC runs great and is very reliable, like I said everything is great except reloads.

Has anyone played with different bolts. I’m running a CMMG that’s not cut for Glock mags. Not sure if there is anything to be gained there?

So I run a PPC that uses Colt mags. The only downside I see to that system is mag changes. So far the best solution I’ve found for making mag changes easier is to download a 32 round magazine to 21 rounds and make sure the top round in the magazine is on the right side. Top right round is the biggest trick I’ve found in make the mag change easier and more consistent. So does anyone have any other ideas or suggestions? Thanks, Ryan

I,ve been shooting competitions for almost 20 years now, but I don’t shoot 3gun like I used to. For four years I shot a lot of 3 gun but in western PA there isn’t much available so that was a lot of travel. thankfully we do have a lot of USPSA to keep me busy. I would shoot the pro am in Kentucky and the FNH championship in WV but FNH is no longer running and the pro am Is a 9 hour drive each way. I normally will shoot 1 or 2 3 gun matches each year but no big ones as the pro am is the closest big 3 gun match I’m aware of. Also try the 7/8oz Fiocchi slugs in your VM. They are by far my favorite slug. PS here is my port.

So how about some pics of the loading port

That is mine, I did all the work and it’s been great except when the cheap parts broke. I broke the hammer, firing pin, and firing pin spring. All Remington parts. I replaced them all with Bennelli parts and no problems since. I love my verasmax; Remington quality, that’s another story. That picture is from 2015 so over 5 years and a lot of flats through that gun.

Thanks for the info.Do you know what the weight increase is?

Any chance you would share more information on your tungsten epoxy weight mods? Locations, %s of mix, total weight increase? Thanks, Ryan

Yep I run mine in several tube lengths. The carbon arms system alone gives my 8rds in the tube. I have extentions I run on it that extends the system to 8rds, 10rds, or 13rds depending on the match rules. I’ve never had a strike on the tube but I have scraped a lot of power off the extensions.

Why do you want a barrel clamp? I run a carbon arms one piece tube on my VM and have never ran a barrel clamp. I thought the VM competition was a one piece magazine tube also?

Most of the fire control parts on the versamax are a direct swap for Benelli M2 parts. I still think the versamax is the best design available and it’s what I run but there quality is a joke next to Benelli.

I bought a core kit to try carry optics. I’ve not had any reliability issues, overall I’m happy with the kit. Every light strike issue I’ve seen with an M&P is either tied to interference with the firing pin safety or running a light striker spring. I can’t comment on the ported barrel as I never fired around out of it I just installed an Apex. Every core kit I’ve seen including mine has come with the five adapter plates. I run a vortex venom on mine so cannot comment on the holosun. I’d recommend the kit and good luck to you and your wife.

From the picture I’d guess it comes with the bolt and a sleeve that the bolt rides in and the rollers lock into. My guess

Is there a any other information out on this? There is nothing on there website

If you are looking for a wave spring you can get them at Mc Master Carr

Mines a little rough as it was his first attempt at a cmmg lower. I’m sure his current model is much prettier.

Bmiller makes one for the cmmg colt lower

Just take the bolt out of the stock guide rod and put on your new spring. Why replace a steel guide rod with another steel guide rod you have to pay for?

Well if it doesn’t work and you like the gun send it away and get it working. My real advice would be shoot the Glock that works and spend the money on ammo and matches.