Bullet56A

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My Wednesday email: ——-

I’ve been asking for mine back since last week. It seems he’s got time to make videos, write novel length emails, no phone calls, won’t answer my question on when he’ll get it back. It’s like a black hole. Maybe it’s on the way...Who knows??? I asked for a tracking number Wednesday morning. Still nothing. All I need is a barrel in working order.

My email from Thursday December 20th:

I asked for my barrel back Friday the 21st.... If it shoots anything like the pictures I’m good. I also told them I’d run the ammo depicted...if needed. Even tho I NEVER run off the shelf ammo. All I need is a barrel with reasonable accuracy. I prefer my own builds. Stepping in the box knowing my equipment is essential. Its gotten me to 100% GM doing it my way.

I pulled the MBX barrel off and replaced it with my original one to check and make sure it wasn’t the Cmore or the upper. It shot fine... about an inch at 25yds with the same 125gr Blue Bullet & 115gr Montana Gold. Installation went smoothly on all accounts. If it’ll produce groups as shown with that ammo I’m good with feeding it whatever it takes to make it work.

My lucky day. A friend gave me some 147gr Blue Bullets to try. Thanks for the information.

I can’t wait to get it back. What was your torque on the nut? I used 40ft lbs Also I just picked these up

Mine has been cut to 1.155 It just likes short rounds for some reason. Thanks tho

Sweet!

I sent mine back. I’m waiting to hear from MBX Unfortunately mine is one of the ones that won’t hold a group. 4-6 inches at 25 yards. Sure hope he finds the problem. I really want it to work.

Sounds like several have been sold. Busy time of year but I’d like to hear from others as to how they group at 25 & 50 yards. It looks great and the weight makes it a winner if it’ll hold a pattern.

I run the TF ... load short due to my PCC chamber 1.110 but have never had a malfunction. Super light also.

Have you put it on paper to see how it groups?

I’ve got one also. A tac driver!

Email directly to MBX: mbxextreme@gmail.com He’s been good at communicating with me.

Too old? No sir! I’m right behind you. USPSA is still a blast but needless to say movement and age tend to slow us down. Never takes the fun out though. Steel Challenge....it’s my main focus now days. I’d agree with the prior comment. Try it first then work your way into the other games. You’ll be hooked in no time.

My PSA broke the spring like that ....it was much thinner material than the CMMG replacement spring. Stock pin still going strong after thousands of rounds.... just mushroomed a little. Broke my JP pin....replaced it with CMMG.....it did work broken. (Different PCC) So far...so good.

Several of us have gotten the Dewalt fan. Works great and will run all day on the larger batteries. Easily hangs on the side of my wagon. West Tennessee is a bit humid in the summer!

I’ve used one. Unfortunately I ran it dry a few times and the bolt battered the cartridge type followers now it’s not reliable. Also very heavy!

It’s by far the most difficult stage. I think it adds to the game. Takes a broader use of skills. Not just standing and hosing. Its my nemesis! I’m 62 with limited use of my right leg. I see no reason to remove the stage or change it. You can offset your overall percentage on the other stages to still make 100% GM. Just as I have.

Yes it’s possible. It takes a well tuned pistol, mags and ammunition.

Is that Kiana Reeves in the video?

I hear ya. I shot PCC last match. Was weird.

I really like the fault lines. Once they ditch the vests it’ll be even better. Maybe do away with the division round count and load full in a stock magazine. Heck yeah! It’s going to be fun!