Tattoo
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I have used Springer extensions at +10 and it feeds and loads 40 rounds flawlessly. Tried their +20 combo and not so much. Only got 45 rounds in it and it functions, but not close to 50. If you keep cutting coils off you can cram more in but it will lead to feeding issues i think. I am still playing with it..... but i don't trust it yet
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20 hours ago, PrimaryBruce said:
Trijicon RMR
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There simply has been nothing yet that can beat it in terms of dependability.
Totally agree. Yes it takes more reps to find the dot initially. But its bulletproof and the SRO (while promising) is larger and unproven
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22 hours ago, ArrDave said:
yeah I have 3 DPPs - 2 are mounted and one waits it's turn in the closet. I'm hoping the SRO changes this.
I really hope it changes it too. My RMR’s are flawless. But no so gamerish.....
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1 hour ago, dskinsler83 said:
They literally just hit the market I believe.
I didnt know that. Thx
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Hey all,
Anyone have any luck using a Brownells G34 RMR cut slide?? I want a back up CO gun and was goimg to use this and the parts from an old Production 34 slide to make a new CO upper. Thx
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Number all your mags and see if only one is causing the issue. Secondly, run some factory ammo through it and see if it runs ok.
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3 minutes ago, redpillregret said:
New Sigs are supposed to come with a DPP cut. The old Sigs will require an adapter plate.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkGotcha. Thanks. Any idea when the new ones are coming?
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On 4/29/2019 at 4:58 PM, echotango said:
I thought the Romeo 3 Max was supposed to be the same cut as a DPP?? Why why why would i want to add a plate instead of the slide cut?!?!
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7 hours ago, kensfl said:
Ha ha. I was going to say maybe wait for gen 2 of these.
Classic SiG.....lol
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2 hours ago, Neomet said:
Get ready for the phrase "Yeah I decided to mount a $500 Glock 19 to my SRO."
Yeah they are already selling for $490. Eventually they could be even cheaper.
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3 hours ago, Darqusoull13 said:
Both 5's for Carry Optics. If these were dedicated 45 degree offsets for PCC I'd probably go with a 2.5. I also tend to run my dots bigger than my friends though. I run my MRO's at 6 which is a little bright even in the Texas sun.
Gotcha, i use a 5 setting on the MRO and i think if it doesnt work out on the pistol a 2.5 would work on a PCC. Probably going 2.5
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1 hour ago, Darqusoull13 said:
Well I pre-ordered 2 after seeing them in person. Very, very clear glass and a super crisp dot in a YUUUGE window. I had zero issues indexing the gun naturally the first time and having the dot just appear right on target. No adjusting my grip, super natural and easy to pick up.
Trijicon is going to annihilate the red dot market with this. Trijicon reliability + clear open glass. Time for all you other dot shooters to sell off your 4 DPP's that rotate back to the factory and invest in the SRO.
What size dot did you go with? I have a 3.25 RMR and would like the 2.5 SRO, but 5-6 seems ao popular with the Open crowd.
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2 minutes ago, bigbob21 said:
They all have their issues, rmr included...
Remember they had to make a version 2 of the rmr because the battery would lose connectivity. I’ve even sent back a v2 that had the same issue.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkTrue. But i have seen/heard less problems from the RMR (type2) than other MRDS options.
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40 minutes ago, Racinready300ex said:
If it doesn't break it'll be worth the $$
If its as bulletproof as the RMR..... totally agree! Far far too many people having issues with DPP and RTS2.
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6 hours ago, gator11 said:
I'm not sure it's a matter of better or not. I think most that buy MBX mags want mags that are ready to run with a higher capacity and dont require tuning.
Ok i get the no tuning. And i guess the old STI mags are no longer available
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1 hour ago, zzt said:
MBX is the way to go. The STI Gen2 mags are worth a look. I have two Gen 2 140s that I use for classifiers with a mandatory mag change, or when I have to drop in mud or dust. Otherwise, it's MBX.
Ive never used a Gen2 STI. I have never had an issue with the Gen1 STI. I guess i would ask are the MBX somehow better than old STI?
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Well thats good to hear they got then to work. And the new Cmore/SIG Romeo 3 might be even better
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Hey all,
Title pretty much sums up my question. I stopped buying any mags back with the old i guess “gen1” STI mags. Seems the newer STI mags were not all that awesome. But i see a lot of the MBX mags now. Are they better or just better than the new STI gen mags??
thanks
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On 3/1/2019 at 6:41 PM, hlpressley said:
Nice! I really need to get my hands on a 45. Seems it would be great for both carry and the games.
Seems a little big in the grip for carry. I would still prefer a 19. But looks like a great duty gun.
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Dremel is your friend
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On 2/28/2019 at 9:04 PM, Rudukai13 said:
Ding ding. No personal experience with the 6MOA version, but the few 3MOA R1s I've had have been flawless
I have heard of numerous failures and fixes from SIG
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6 hours ago, terrydoc said:
Or wait for the new X5 apparently they are going to have the DPP footprint.
Any idea when this is hapening??
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Hey all,
Thinking of getting an X5 but i like that the M17 is cut for a DPP. Can you put an M17 slide on a X5 frame/module?
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Stovepipes with factory ammo SIG MPX PCC
in Pistol Caliber Carbine
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Factory 147’s run great in mine from day one.
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