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I run the FG version and like it for PCC. tried the no FG version last week. Did not like the way it felt when one-handing the gun as much. Grips are very subjective so others may disagree.

No but it does effect mechanical offset.

Well Josh has been shooting the Syntech 124's for practice and probably for this match as well so according to my calculations a carbine is good for about 20 PF over a pistol.

Yes. Message me.

I went PSA upper as well but got the one for $329. Actually came with the Taccom style bolt which was a bonus. KE Arms lower and JP trigger. Added a Taccom 3 Stage short stroke kit. Good to go.

Faxom/Taccom with the weight removed. Taccom 3 stage short stroke with a 3/8" spacer added as well.

Taccom just announced they will be making a run of GMR-15 magwells in red. Should be available for sale as I type.

My ratio of A's to C's was considerably higher with the Federal Suppressor loads. They are listed at 124gr @ 1000fps. They definitely cycle a tad slower but but @ 15 yards my dot holds in the A zone.

Try these if you do not want to handload. https://www.federalpremium.com/products/handgun/american-eagle/american-eagle-handgun-suppressor/ae9sup1

As mentioned you muzzle likely dipping because of your heavy buffer/spring combo and the amount of forward and reward travel the buffer has. Remove the bolt weight, get the Taccom Short Stroke 3 -Stage kit. If you want to see less dot movement try running a spacer at the bottom of the buffer tube to further shorten the stroke. I only installed a comp after my first match and the timer did not pick up my last shots on a classifier.

I have a about 1/2" of spacer shortening the stroke further with your 3-stage short stroke kit. Resets my JP trigger reliably and get less movement than with the spacer removed. You could maybe offer a "spacer kit" of various sizes for those that want to shorten the stroke further. I have "concaved" a bunch of quarters through experimentation. I hope no one tries them in a vending machine.

I have about 500 rds on the wave spring and it looks fine. If it does flatten out I will replace it. Cheap for the amount of performance it gives. Linger spacer will eliminate lock back.

I have the Taccom Short stroke kit and a delrin spacer that is about 3/4". Minimal dot movement compared to everything else I have tried. Also have the weight removed from a Taccom style bolt.

Interesting as I have several 2011's but I fail to see the advantage other than cross compatibility?

Check out Palmetto State Armory. You can get into a base gun for like $500 or less depending on their sales. Add an optic and see if you like PCC. From there you can either upgrade it or sell it and get something you think might be better for you. I went with a PSA upper and a KE Arms Lower but a PSA lower would be fine) added a Taccom 3 Stage short stroke kit, JP trigger and a cheap comp just to help the timer pick up shots. Add the optic of your choice, C More and Holosun seem to be the current favorites. Was right around $1k total and shoots great.

Takes too long. Invest in a Dremel.

120 is pretty rough for polishing metal.

I have the KE Arms. Ordered the ambi by mistake. Works well paired with my PSA upper.

I suspect most of the doubling people are experiencing is more of a bump fire issue than the fault of the trigger. While playing around short-stroking I found it was possible to get the Hyperfire triggers to easily bump 2-8 rounds if you set the stroke to minimally exceed the reset. The lighter I held the gun the more rounds it would bump. I found the Hyperfire lacked the solid wall/glass rod break I prefer so went with a JP like my JP-15. Much happier.

Almost like you know something.

I have a cut down flat wire spring in my 223 and it definitely cuts down on the downward bounce as it closes. Going to try playing around with it in my PCC after Mission 22 3 gun this weekend. Till then the PCC gets put on hold. Currently running the TACCOM 3 stage short stroke kit. Still working on getting a little more out of that system. Maybe try different internal springs. I run factory ammo so I have to get every bit I can from the system.

No need to bring physics into this unless you are talking about gravitational mass of the shooter. Physique might come into play though.

GM that shoots handguns supine instead of prone.

Yeah I feel you. If it was 12" it would be on a build already. Would be great for an SBR though.

PSA has complete Glock lowers on sale for $149/ free shipping. Tough to beat. Just ordered one for a friend. I went with the KE Arms ambi (by accident since I am a righty. Zero issues and built it mag well.