Adamj

NERD makes the "URN" holster which is built around and for STI open pistols. I know a guy on YouTube modified one to work for an Atlas Chaos though. Their Coffin holster seems pretty great, but it just seems like you pay a little too much for the cool factor with their stuff. I didn't want to pay that much and then have to cut, heat, and mold it to fit my Chaos.

The best answer in getting a kydex holster for an open gun seems to be finding someone local or sending the gun off to someone willing to do custom work.

Anytime. I paid $120. If you already had a hanger you'd save some money. Also, if you wanted one I could get him to make another from my gun.

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I did too. It makes it easy to torque down on it or loosen.

As an update I just had a guy local to me, FS Tactical, build a kydex holster for my Chaos. Haven't used it in a match, but I've done everything I would and it hasn't budged. Very happy with the results.

As an update I just had a guy local to me, FS Tactical, build a kydex holster for my Chaos. Haven't used it in a match, but I've done everything I would and it hasn't budged. Very happy with the results.

Here's one I just had a local guy, FS Tactical, make for my Chaos. It can be adjusted extremely tight. I'm not at all worried about retention.

I finally got a local maker, FS Tactical, to create one for my Chaos. I haven't used it in a match yet, but I've run, jumped, and used a slung rifle. It has held tight with a full 170mm mag. I started with a DAA Alpha X and when my rifle sling unlocked it and sent my $6,000+ pistol bouncing on the gravel I began looking for a different solution.

OP, Did you ever find what you were looking for?

Straight from JP and get it built exactly how you want. A year from you won't care you waited 6 weeks.

I have the Calvin Elite and love it over some 3lb+ triggers. The 1.5lb pull weight does sound uncomfortably light to some, but in using it I doubt you would ever light one off unintentionally. I can't say that it makes much difference at all in my performance though. Splits don't matter that much when compared with target transitions. Stance, technique, and knowing how to build a stable position on longer shots are more important than having a hair trigger. My advice would be the boring keep what you have and practice. I've since stopped chasing gear in favor of live fire practice and classes.

I used the DAA Alpha X holster and it certainly was not holding me back in any way.

I have had both stainless and blue. I personally liked the tighter fit of the stainless better. It loaded easier and more consistently.

JP's 18" light contour barrel meets your criteria. Mine shoots more accurately than I could ever need. As mentioned before each barrel comes with a head spaced bolt that lowers the price of the barrel. Also JP team members on the forum have codes to help you out.

Any idea what the trigger pull weight range is?

I can't say enough good things about my Vortex Razor Gen 2 1-6. My matches don't often go past 200 but the clarity, eye box, and field of view at 1 power is awesome.

I think a 510C would be a great PCC optic. It certainly seems to work well for Max Leograndis.

I feel like this thread got away from me a little bit. Does anyone with a GMR-15 have opinions on how to configure them? Does felt recoil or handling play into your decision? -Heavy vs. Light Overall Build -Short Barrel vs. Longer -Heavy Tungsten SCS vs. Steel Inserts

Speedbeez is a good option. The DAA locks nicely and was my favored option.

DAA racemasters are really slick and highly adjustable. I mainly shoot 3 gun so I switched over to a kydex set from Weber Tactical. Love them both, but each has its particular application.

I mainly shoot 3 gun and am looking into getting a GMR 15 because it seems like a good time and to get a little more long gun experience in under the clock. Shooting open my KL12 and 18" JP are heavy guns. For eveyone that has been shooting PCC for a while: Should I set up my GMR 15 to be heavy like my other guns and use it as a semi-training tool? Or abandon that idea in favor of treating it as a totally separate activity and go light?

I really like my JP flat top mount. My Razor has maintained zero after being speared into multiple barrels.

It seems like most use a harris 6-9 or 9-13 depending on what fit their body the best.

Another vote for the KL12. Just skip the quad load learning curve all together.