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9mm PCC under 5 lbs?


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5 minutes ago, Hi-Power Jack said:

 

How does it shoot, vs a 7 lb'er ?

Couldn’t really say. My heavier one is an SBR, not really comparable. I prefer the lighter one.  I have not done extensive testing looking for lightest recoil, as I don’t take this division all that seriously. I went back to shooting higher PF production loads to simplify. 

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My 5lb 4oz build is
8.5” bsf barrel with taccom break and extension
Brigand arms 7” rail
Jones arms kronos lower
Vseven lightweight upper
Smoke composites stock
2A titanium pins
Vseven titanium safety, bolt release, mag release ext
JP bolt and scs
Vortex razor and crimson trace laser

That being said I shoot my stupid heavy Ruger PC carbine better






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On 9/23/2018 at 9:53 PM, MegaCleanCab said:

My 5lb 4oz build is
8.5” bsf barrel with taccom break and extension
Brigand arms 7” rail
Jones arms kronos lower
Vseven lightweight upper
Smoke composites stock
2A titanium pins
Vseven titanium safety, bolt release, mag release ext
JP bolt and scs
Vortex razor and crimson trace laser

That being said I shoot my stupid heavy Ruger PC carbine better
 

 

What is the 8.5" BSF barrel you have listed above?

 

I'd like a shorter barrel, but not necessarily a 5 inch pistol barrel...  Is that an 8.5" barrel that Taccom welded an extension tube to?  Something like the Taccom UL barrel?

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All this talk about weight got me curious so I pulled mine out and put it on the scale. Comes in at 6lbs & 9ozs. Wasn't really thinking about super light weight when I put it together as it's built from mostly PA pieces. It does have a 10" barrel with the Tacom break & tube on it, plus I used an Odin Zulu stock which seems fairly light. The majority of the weight seems to be in the barrel, lower and the bolt, so looking into lighter versions of those components would be a good start in weight reduction. Maybe going with a very skeletonized hand guard would help also. 

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