Revolution

"shipping bug" Yeah right

Not to mention the lack of tension in the re-sizing die in 9mm. Hard pass on MA.

I experimented with probably more dies than I should have but here is what I found. Mighty Armory dies decapped the smaller flash holes great by the dies DO NOT provide enough neck tension on the re-size so in my opinion they are worthless. Nothing like having your projectile sink into the case with no pressure whatsoever. I don't have the extra station to use a universal decapping die so the mighty armory die is nothing but a paper weight. Too bad because they really pop the primer out. Hornady makes a smaller pin also but you can't get it to protrude enough to pop out every primer. Redding was the best solution. I switched out to their .057 benchrest pins and they work great. Only thing is that you really have to tighten up the pin in the die or the norma case will pull it out. Hope this helps!

Exactly

Yet he shoots a Jp5

Try Alliant E3, identical to Clays and not temp sensitive.

I was getting sick of these cases and some Seller and Bellot brass pulling out my decapping pins from my Redding dies. I gave the Mighty Armory 9mm sizing die and .057 pins and I couldn't be more pleased. Fantastic die.

I have been using them; I was getting desperate for primers so I bought some of these in March and waited about two months or so to get them. After I bought them knowing I was going to wait, I said to myself, "what did I just do". Fortunately they did come and I have used about 2K through my PCC so far without any hiccups. They actually seat very well also.

That's strange, mine short strokes without any problems. Works with their bolt and also Taccom's short stroke bolt, didn't have to change anything regarding ammo either. So i guess there is a way.

Can't say enough about the 24c, I have them in three PCC's and they are the best I've had. Easy install and the reset is great, no trigger freeze.

My SC PCC has the Odin works barrel and their Ragna handguard, it's light, accurate, fast and reliable. Love it.

Been using them almost from the beginning and I concur, it's been great. Shoots everything and it is made up of quality parts. IMO, reliability is the most important issue and it's been 100 percent reliable.

I have an MBX with a Taccom bolt and it runs perfectly..

Unfortunately I am in the communist state of NJ. Outdoor ranges are open, no matches yet..

I took one of these out yesterday after building a new upper with it and it ran flawlessly. Ran about 200 rounds through of different loads and at slow and rapid fire and no FTF at all. I'm looking forward to using it in a match...whenever that is.

Phase 5 makes a nice hand stop attachment. I have it on all of my rifles.

It's the Hipertouch competition. Outstanding trigger

I do the same thing as you but I let it soak in a solution of 50% Hydrogen Peroxide and 50% White Vinegar. However one of the posters here a while ago had the best solution which I have followed and it does work. I just hit the comp with some Frankford Arsenal case lube about 4 or 5 times during the match and the buildup comes off easily with regular cleaner.

I second that, I have two Hiperfire's, the Competition and the Eclipse. Both with over 5k rounds through them and the have been 100 percent reliable at 2 lbs.

Hello, I am new to this forum and I have been recently following this thread. I recently bought an MBX pro series gun and I could not be happier. I will also add their customer service towards me was outstanding and thorough especially since I live in NJ and there were compliance issues. Adrien and David went above and beyond in my opinion, and I personally think they are very accommodating. As for the gun, I zeroed it at 17 yds and will be using it for steel challenge and USPSA. I tried 7 different loads of various bullet weights and coatings all using N320. All of my groups were tight as can be using a rest. I just wanted to add my two cents in because I am a very satisfied customer.