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I sent them my Chaos for annual service, and ended up getting the gun entirely refinished while it was there. It took them about 3-4 months to do the work, and only when I called and explained I will just take my Limcat to the next match, did the gun suddenly get finished and shipped out. With all that said, they DID fix every issue, and make the gun just like new again.

So I have both an Atlas Chaos, and a Limcat Razorcat. Both guns are amazing. I found shooting both guns, that the Limcat is the softer/flatter shooting gun by far. That being said, I have another Limcat on the way, and will be selling the Atlas.

I used to shoot BlueBullets through my major guns, with no leading issues. I even ran 147s. Now I went to MG and Everglades 124 because they are a little less snappy. I still use Blue 147s through my steel challenge gun but minor power.

Try power Pistol. Not to expensive, and has works well in both my STI's. I use 147 Blue Bullet over 4.0 Power Pistol. 1.160

I have been shooting Blue Bullets for 3 years now with 0 major leading issues in my open guns or either of my PCC guns. My MPX has a Sig226 X5 comp on it, and it cleans easily with only a brass brush, after soaking it for about 45 min in a 50/50 solution of apple cider vinegar and peroxide. The open guns, usually only have a little carbon build up, but for the small amounts of lead, I do the same. 50/50 apple cider vinegar, and peroxide. Soak it while u clean up the gun, and use a small pick to knock the build up out.... good to go. I also spray the comps before each match with a little Dillon case lube to help the build up from happening. Seems to work pretty good.

I use 147 blue bullet over 4.0 Grn. PWR Pistol. Runs a MPX SBR, and JP GMR flawlessly.

It came with an #8 spring

I have been shooting DVC steel for 2 years, no real issues. Ran WWB perfectly. I choose to reload, and use 147's and the thing shoots super soft. I also changed out the recoil spring to a #10 and ran it major power for a season. Ran perfect, just a little snappy as the gun isn't really made for major. Steel challenge, it gets a #8 spring, with 147s's. A class right away, on the way to Master.