brian45acp Posted August 24, 2019 Share Posted August 24, 2019 After about 25k rounds in pcc division I have nuked my SCS. I changed O rings here and there but never the damn snap ring that retains the weights. It blew apart and I felt the cycling change during stage and ran it one more stage to finish the match. Got home and was shocked to see how destroyed it was with parts and O ring frags all inside the tube but the gun still ran. So I was on here researching and see the top guys are saying to use this https://www.blitzkriegcomponents.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=RB5007 with an AR 308 spring. Are you guys in agreement that setup is better than the JP short stroke SCS kit? I was about to order the JP short SCS kit and play around with the weights. In my stock Gen 2 SCS I had 4 tungsten because the 3 tungsten and 1 stainless would chew through O-rings and Jp suggested drop my load or change the weight. I want one load for CO and PCC division so I played with the weight and it has been great. If I go to the short stroke kit I am not sure what to do but I am reading on here the top guy Maxmundo is saying to to use the hydraulic and 308 spring. Help me out please. Link to comment
egd5 Posted August 24, 2019 Share Posted August 24, 2019 Well, there's a whole lot of folks that will tell you to use X or Y or Z. They have all decided what they like. It's a tough choice simply because there ARE so many choices and combinations. To me it like asking which is better, a Ford or a Chevy. I just bought a JP-15 and I like the 5 steel system shooting about 130-135 PF. YMMV Link to comment
brian45acp Posted August 25, 2019 Author Share Posted August 25, 2019 My head hurt after seeing all the hacking and mis-matched stuff being talked about. I went ahead and ordered the SCS short stroke kit and will likely run 5 tungsten on it. I am running a 124grn and its pushing 1200fps. I think the extra weight will off set the short stroke and keep things moving quickly. I will just have to try it and see and possibly make that 5th weight a stainless instead. I am keeping the stock red/yellow spring on the SCS though. Link to comment
ck1 Posted August 25, 2019 Share Posted August 25, 2019 The buffer-thing tuning/stroking options bothered me so much chasing recoil characteristics I decided to try an MPX again... hopefully it runs and you guys won’t find one fully kitted out in the Classifieds with me taking a $500 or more loss lol! Link to comment
egd5 Posted August 25, 2019 Share Posted August 25, 2019 124 gr at 1200fps is 148 pf so I'd think that would be just about right. Link to comment
brian45acp Posted August 25, 2019 Author Share Posted August 25, 2019 17 hours ago, egd5 said: 124 gr at 1200fps is 148 pf so I'd think that would be just about right. Thanks. I just don't want to make 2 loads again, that was a pain. My CO rig and pcc run the same ammo and I found a good happy medium. Link to comment
brian45acp Posted August 25, 2019 Author Share Posted August 25, 2019 17 hours ago, ck1 said: The buffer-thing tuning/stroking options bothered me so much chasing recoil characteristics I decided to try an MPX again... hopefully it runs and you guys won’t find one fully kitted out in the Classifieds with me taking a $500 or more loss lol! I will never go away from JP. I have seen those sigs crap out many times. My JP has run pcc division since jan 2017 and been flawless. I should have just changed this stupid split washer like I was supposed to. I have learned to just find something that works and shoot the hell out of it. It seems there is no limit to chasing this stuff. Some guys are obsessed about a light rifle and I never bothered with that. Just learn to shoot fast with wha you have, lol. Link to comment
LowSpeedHighDrag Posted August 25, 2019 Share Posted August 25, 2019 3 hours ago, brian45acp said: I should have just changed this stupid split washer like I was supposed to. +1 Along with the o-rings, it's a maintenance part, just like springs, etc. Link to comment
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