Hunter1998

Have several JP’s and they all shoot great, worth the money in my opinion. Customer service is there also if needed. They are happy to answer any questions and easy to reach.

I own both models in question, 14.5 ultra light and 14.5 light contour JP rifles. Both rifles are set up identical. On the bench the light contour out shines the ultra light due to easier to hold. The ultra light is capable of great groups, but not it’s main objective. Carry rifle, hunting rifle and love it for hoser type match. I shoot it out to 400 yards with 4 power scope no issues on steel. I find my self grabbing the ultra light more when hunting or as a ranch gun. Both guns are great! For shooting matches, I would use the ultra for shorter range type matches and light for matches with greater distance because it is easier to hold or lock into position. Both have JP heat disapators and have not experience any heating issues during practice. I hardly ever use my 18 inch light model unless my goal is shooting long range since I have purchased these two rifles. hope this helps, cannot go wrong with either.

Please report on the performance of this shotgun, I have been debating on purchasing one. thanks!

CK arms would be my choice, my experience guns are built tight and have good parts. Hearing long wait times on warranty work if needed at STI, have a friend waiting over 6 months on warranty work on new DVC. CK arms responded quickly when had small issues and explained to me how to resolve issue, very helpful. Good luck with your decision!

Would change front sight to a fluorescent tube first. Shoot Limited 10 to start and gun would be perfect. Then you can decide what you would want to do after some experience.

Wheelsonly, Johnny recommended me to build my 9mm minor using a conventional barrel. You only have to make minor power factor. When you use HBAR, you have to increase your load to work the action. My 40 has the HBAR feature and love it, but did not go with it on 9mm minor gun. I love my 5.5.s but would not pay $800.00 additional funds. Hope this helps.

Nightforce scopes are great! Durability, outstanding turrets and reticles. There 2.5 x 10 x 42 through the 5.5 x 22 are great. I shoot steel out to 500 yards with with 2.5x10x32 with ease. I have had great service with all of my Nightforce scopes. Good luck!

The Limcat in the classified is a fine pistol, I saw the gun perform at local match last year. Gun looks new. Johnny builds great guns!!

Limcat Customs installs silicon carbide onto standard STI 2011 grip, by far my favorite grip. Very aggressive finish.

Presently own (4) 40 sw mags and (4) 9mm mags all with no issues. Just bought two additional 9mm mags, one dropped free with no issue. Second one would not drop easily and when I tried to work the slide it was rubbing mag causing tension. Emailed MBX and same day they replied with a call tag and new mag already shipped. Very good service! i am impressed on how they handled this transaction.

Another vote for gold pro ears have had great service

Another vote for brass magnet!!!! great product, never leave home without it when I practice

4.3 WSF with 200 grain bayou bullet 169 PF with 5.5 barrel clean burning and very soft 3.9 WST with same combo 167 PF. Very soft 4.0 WST with same combo 175 PF 1.170 length all three loads shoot great in several different guns

New 9mm BattleCat built by Limcat Customs to match my 40sw BattleCat HBAR. Both guns shoot great and special thanks to Julian and Johnny at LimCat Customs!

Anyone have loading data for wst powder with 124 jhp 9mm minor? Winchester loading manual doesn't show wst for 9mm.

Nightforce 2.5x10x32 scope with velocity reticle is a great choice. Make sure you read about the velocity reticle choices depending on your load. Purchase with confidence,I have no issues with first round hits from 100 to 500 yards just using the reticle. Much more compact than the 3.5x15x50. Good luck

I have been using WSF with 200 grain bayou bullets with good luck. Some friends are recommending WST. Any recommendations on load data with WST ?

That seems like a long time ! Gun being only 3weeks old! Did you speak to Matt or Bobby? Matt was always very helpful in the past. Good luck!

A lot of people are using this bullet in their open guns with no issue. A fellow shooter loves them in his open gun. He has told me many times no issues at all with his comp. he is shooting 9mm major, 135 grain with 6.8 CFE.

I have been out of town, sorry for delay for picture of follower. I had a friend grind the stop tab off and install springs and followers. Hope this help!

Just replaced all my 9mm MBX mags with Grams followers and springs, has performed flawless. I now have 4 9mm mags and 4 40sw mags with Grams and springs. I have had great luck with this combo.

The trigger guard screws already has been loctited in place, directions say install second spring at 5,000 rounds. Some people never install second spring as long as it keeps running. The symptom will be, leaving an empty case in chamber. Then you will have to install second spring, experienced this in my 9mm open gun. Limcat installs both springs to start. I would install next major cleaning. Extractor is harder to install with both springs. Keep it clean and lubed.

Have shot several matches since me DQ and have had no issues. Watched some video from last couple of matches and doing a good job on keeping finger on frame when not actually pulling the trigger. I have really worked hard during my dry firing to keep finger on frame during transitions and reloading. Developing muscle memory. Thanks for all the comments!