Building my first pcc

[kriller134]

Hello, new poster here. I’m in the process of building my first pcc. Here’s my build list:

 

- spike’s 9mm glock magazine

- elf 9mm trigger

- magpul fixed stock

- jp scs

- jp complete upper

- trijicon mro

 

I’m still waiting for the upper to be built. I️ should be getting it by mid December. In the meantime, is there anything else you guys would recommend? Have you guys tried out the spike’s lower? I️ built this for uspsa.

[KzBoost]

save yourself the trouble, skip the elf trigger and go with the hiperfire 24c.

[fishhunter3]

spikes tactical glock lower

taccom upper and bolt

hiperfire trigger (broke 1 elf trigger)

c more 

fighting weight 5lbs 4oz

Edited November 21, 2017 by fishhunter3
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[kriller134]

spikes tactical glock lower
taccom upper and bolt
hiperfire trigger (broke 1 elf trigger)
c more 
fighting weight 5lbs 4oz

Nice setup! Does the last round bolt lock work on your lower? what part of the elf trigger did you break? The hammer?

[fishhunter3]

yes last round will lock back,

[BartCarter]

On 11/21/2017 at 12:41 AM, fishhunter3 said:

spikes tactical glock lower

taccom upper and bolt

hiperfire trigger (broke 1 elf trigger)

c more 

fighting weight 5lbs 4oz

Can you tell me what stock and buffer tube setup you are using? 

[fishhunter3]

6 hours ago, BartCarter said:

Can you tell me what stock and buffer tube setup you are using? 

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/547460/ace-ultralite-stock-ar-15-lr-308-aluminum-black

 

with a spacer in buffer tube for carbine length spring

Edited November 22, 2017 by fishhunter3

[BartCarter]

Thanks, I like it.

[BigBamBoo]

ELF trigger would not always reset with my JP GMR-13 rig. Switched to a HyperFire and runs like a Swiss clock.

[kriller134]

ELF trigger would not always reset with my JP GMR-13 rig. Switched to a HyperFire and runs like a Swiss clock.

This is what I’m worried about. I️ was told that they redesigned the trigger specifically for pcc. I️ guess we’ll see how it’ll work out.

[zeroryde]

Hate to bump this up, but rather do this than make a new topic. I just got a spikes Glock lower as well...just wondering if there are any magwells or extended mag releases for it. I know everything is made for NFA or QC10... And taccom makes a magwell for the spikes colts. Any help would suffice. Also is the taccom barrel any good?

[MikieM]

Taccom barrels are very good. I've had them all, except the .22 LR, and they are accurate, lightweight. and reasonably priced.

[stick]

8 hours ago, zeroryde said:

Hate to bump this up, but rather do this than make a new topic. I just got a spikes Glock lower as well...just wondering if there are any magwells or extended mag releases for it. I know everything is made for NFA or QC10... And taccom makes a magwell for the spikes colts. Any help would suffice. Also is the taccom barrel any good?

PM Bmiller (on this forum) he makes magwells for PCC's, he might have one for your lower.

[zeroryde]

13 hours ago, stick said:

PM Bmiller (on this forum) he makes magwells for PCC's, he might have one for your lower.

Thanks will definitely look into that

[zeroryde]

14 hours ago, MikieM said:

Taccom barrels are very good. I've had them all, except the .22 LR, and they are accurate, lightweight. and reasonably priced.

Thanks. Been looking at them but that's all since they've been on backorder. Finally saw one in action during a match last Saturday...but it seemed to jump a lot. I'm assuming the shooter didn't have it tuned with a buffer or had his loads down to minor pf

[MikieM]

1 hour ago, zeroryde said:

Thanks. Been looking at them but that's all since they've been on backorder. Finally saw one in action during a match last Saturday...but it seemed to jump a lot. I'm assuming the shooter didn't have it tuned with a buffer or had his loads down to minor pf

 

What you saw may have been the ULW barrel, and they do jump a bit. As with all things, there are trade-offs. The ULW helps you build a very lightweight carbine, which is preferred by many shooters including myself, but the dot does move more.

Once you get used to the way the gun recoils the dot is back on target by the time you are ready for the next shot, anyway.

 

Edited February 15, 2018 by MikieM