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    Adam Johnson

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  1. @Akkid17 Are you Atlas mags still performing well compared to the MBX mags? I have a pile of 170s and need to stock up on 140s for limited optics. Atlas mags being $30 cheaper adds up when you're buying in bulk.
  2. I asked that same question today when I called to finalize my build. I was given this photo as a comparison. Blended is on the bottom. Hope it helps.
  3. Sorry, didn't read your entire post. No need to cut the inner belt. At least for me that hasn't been an issue. You're already on the rught track. I cut it so that when tightened all the way down there is still a gap.
  4. I did exactly this over three years ago to my Double Alpha belt. I hit the ends with a lighter. The synthetic material melts and prevents fraying. Three years of matches and 3 to 4 days of dryfire a week. It has help up completely fine with no fraying. Best belt upgrade I've made.
  5. I like Weber Tactical and Coda Evolution. It's alow priority piece of gear for that game though. We're not exactly slamming a ton of reloads.
  6. I use carbon arms on all my belts. My main belt sees dryfire an average of five days a week and matches. No issues yet on any of them. If you can get past the minimum transaction limit buy with confidence. Can't speak to the other brand you mention.
  7. Full JP build with a Razor, Khales, or Swaro on top. I also think 6x is plenty for 3 gun. Use JP's Rifle Builder and spec one out like you want it.
  8. How has the toolhead been treating you? Has anyone else bought this and the quick change system?
  9. This can be such a deep rabbit hole to get lost in. It's largely personal preference. Bipods feel like cheating. You don't necessarily need bags though they do make things easier. A good Harris bipod will do just fine and could possibly be more advantageous due to the way it deploys over say an Atlas. I haven't had that particular scenario come up though . I use an Atlas, but a Harris will save you some money. For bags I went the ARCA route with an Area419 rail and a grip changer. It is expensive and overkill I know and I will never go back. The grip changer is enough bag in most cases and allows me to move it around on the rail and never have to think about fiddling with it on the clock. I occasionally qd mount a super light rear bag to my stock if I know I will spend a lot of time prone. My local area has a strong 2 gun scene and this setup works really well for that. Depends on what you need to do. 80% of our shots are inside 400 yards with occasional targets in that 400-600 yard range.
  10. I'm glad to gear it's shooting well for someone. I really wanted these to work. It's such a great little package on 45
  11. Sounds like you really have done your homework. I did everything you listed in Option 1 and the results have been impressive. I allow the bolt to travel just enough to reliably eject a case. This setup cycles the bolt quickly and has little dot movement.
  12. My God stop reviving these old threads for post count
  13. There are a few podcasts where Josh Froelich mentions that shooters were limited to 10 round magazines. He was the champion of the 2018 IPSC Shotgun World Shoot.
  14. The JP Ti is a great comp. I have one on my full JP build. I also picked up a Precision Armament M4-72 at 2.6oz. It does look goofy on a pencil barrel though.
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