1981Shooter

I'm using ETS mags with my MBX Mega extensions without any issues, unless they get full of sand anyways. They hang a little when I load them, I think right about the 33-36 round mark, and I usually just give it a little smack on the table and then I'm able to get them loaded the rest of the way without any issues. I haven't tried the ETS tubes with my TF +10's yet, they're on Glock 31rd tubes, but I would just make sure that the follower isn't hanging up somewhere as it transitions into the extension.

Those are Ghost 360 mag pouches. https://www.ghostholsterdirect.com/shop/ghost-360-magazine-pouch/

It’s in Colorado. http://rockymountain300.weebly.com

My usual loadout, unless it's something like a short qualifier, is 57rd MBX Mega in the gun, 33rd Glock or 41rd TF on the front of my belt as my backup/reload mag, and 2 or 3 22rd pistol mags with TTI extensions for my SHTF backups. With the 57rd mag I rarely have to reload, but I'm shooting the Rocky Mountain 300 in two weeks and every stage is a minimum of 60rds, so I've actually had to practice reloads.

I like those divisions ?

I must have spread the word too much ?

I wonder how many people would come out for a PCC only R&G match?

Nice. The HL Ammo stuff was significantly cheaper, but whatever works for you ?

I recently moved and haven't been able to start reloading again yet, so I've been on the hunt for some ammo for my PCC that would be a reasonable power factor without breaking the bank. I've used Peak Performance 124gr in my pistols and it makes PF in everything from my G19 to 6" STI and shoots great, but was about 150PF out of my 16" PSA PCC. After meeting Garrison England at the Missouri 3 Gun Championship, I was checking out the website of one of his sponsors, Highland Lakes Ammunition, and came across a product that they call -P3g Ammo. It's a 115gr projectile that's loaded very lightly for use in 3 gun since there's no power factor requirements. I got in touch with Garrison and another shooter who has shot it in his PCC and they said that it worked great and made PF in a 14.5" JP, so I decided to give it a shot. I ordered 2000rds of it and received it less than a week after placing my order. I was able to get out to the range earlier this week, got some chronograph results, and ran about 500rds through my PCC in practice with zero issues. As you can see in the screenshots of my chrono numbers, I averaged 131.6PF with surprisingly low maximum spread and standard deviation. I didn't take a screen shot of it, but just for fun I ran some through my 6" STI and it averaged 1010fps or 116.2PF. I'm going to be running this ammo in my next three majors and will report back after running a bunch more rounds through my gun. I have no affiliation with HLAmmo, just wanted to help out some other PCC shooters that can't or don't reload. Highland Lake 9mm 115grain -P3G Ammo

I had a lot of feeding issues with the 124gr Matchwinners in my PCC. I added the Taccom feed ramp and it was better, but still happened at least once per mag. I switched back to RMR 124gr RN FMJ's and haven't had any issues sense then. I have a few thousand of the Matchwinners left, but they feed in my STI and Glocks just fine. My PCC load is as follows: RMR 124gr RN FMJ 3.2gr Titegroup Federal SPP 1.150 OAL Mixed brass

The Hiperfire triggers basically have extra power hammer springs due to their design. The lighter you set the trigger pull, the harder the hammer hits.

The Aero Precision Quantum handguard should work for you, it's 1.78" ID and designed to clear suppressors. https://aeroprecisionusa.com/ar15-quantum-mlok-handguards.html

I just ordered a pair of the Boombah Hellcats too. I've been hearing good things about them, so hopefully they work well for me too.

I'll take those crappy Razors off your hands cheap

Why would you buy a product called a "12 GAUGE COMPETITION SLUG" and expect it to be a good hunting round? Of course it's a gamer slug...

I'd love to help you test that in my PSA. I have three PCC matches coming up in a month and have spare parts just in case something breaks.

I have the latchless one with ISO tabs and it's working great for me.

I haven't seen any rulesets that don't allow them, but I haven't shot every ruleset either. I run them on some of my 30rd Pmags and I shoot both TacOps and Limited.

I've tested most of my guns with a LabRadar unit that my local shop rents out and I haven't experienced that kind of issue. The only problem I've seen is that the first shot of a new string on every firearm registers way low. I tested this against traditional chronographs and haven't seen the FPS drop that I saw on the LabRadar, so I just kind of toss out the first shot when I use it.

That's a solid plan that should cover you in most rule sets. If I was going to build a new shotgun or rebuild my current one, that's how I'd do it.

Yeah, that factory stock bolt was in there good on mine too. For the MOA adaptor bolt, I wish they'd have put a small wrench flat spot on, but I was able to get it in with marring it too much.

I've been trying out Limited, but will probably jump back into Tac Ops and my choice would be the PST all day.

I had the same brake I run on my 3 gun rifle on my 10.5" pistol for a while, that's where my fireball profile pic came from. It shot great, but was pretty aggressively loud and I didn't make friends. I shot it indoors once and even with double ear pro it was painful. I went back to a Noveske Flaming Pig and it's way more comfortable to shoot. I added an adjustable gas block to tone down the gas a bit and it shoots about the same as it did with the brake on it.

You'll want the adjustable model. I have an RM01 and RM06, I prefer the 3.25 MOA dot, and on a few occasions the RM01 has gotten washed out. For EDC, I keep mine on 4 or 5 so that it's always bright enough. For competition use, I can adjust it for the current conditions.