TJC

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Is the ATX barrel tenon the same as for the AT ? Should one fit the other ?

What speed settings are you guys using ? 

I’m not very up on this but one US firearms dealer mentioned this extra burden as a reason for them no longer selling into the U.K.  not sure he interpreted the rules correctly but that’s what he told me. 

For goods sent from overseas and sold directly to UK consumers without OMP involvement, the overseas seller will be required to register and account for the VAT to HMRC.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/changes-to-vat-treatment-of-overseas-goods-sold-to-customers-from-1-january-2021/changes-to-vat-treatment-of-overseas-goods-sold-to-customers-from-1-january-2021

Mine is in its way. Did customs duty rules change with the seller now being responsible for duty/it has to be paid before shipping ? 

On 6/15/2021 at 9:09 PM, Bangbangman said:

There are now some hybrid mod/brakes that claim to do a bit of both, which sounds like marketing BS to me.

 

Hybrid mod / brakes have been around for quite a while but I appreciate they aren’t common in the U.K. The Silencerco Omega has a brake end cap design and it’s the best selling suppressor in history. 

1 hour ago, Lawrence said:

That's exactly what I mean

Yeah if you have a mod then why would you want to put a brake on the end 

Fair enough if you are shooting PRS use a brake because there is nobody in your general vicinity to bother with blast but I suppose if you are shooting with people either side of you then I think it is common politeness to use a mod as it is quieter and doesn't create a back draught of dust and hot gasses although I wouldn't mind  trying it out to see if it worked 

Sometimes you have to shoot with a mod in certain locations, competitions or situations but don’t want the recoil impulse of a mod, you want the control that a brake affords. The sacrifice is noise suppression isn’t as good as a normal moderator. 
 

It’s a niche product for sure but obv it isn’t the best tool for all jobs. 

9 hours ago, Shuggy said:

Re-reading the OP, I realise that you are probably talking about the US ‘innovation’ of a moderator with a brake on the end. I agree with BBM - sounds like a load of marketing guff to me.

You mean like this 😂😂😂

Practical Shotgun Double Alpha Belt and Taccom Quadload. 

40” belt (fits 34” waist) includes 3 California Competition Works Strippers, 3 Taccom Dual Loaders and 1 Quadloader plus 2 Tekloks. 

All in a good condition as you can see but I’ve stopped shooting PSG so no longer need this. Prefer to sell as one item. 
 

£120 posted  

Thanks 

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1 minute ago, John MH said:

I do hope it works out but its already tainted following last years open range war. I just want to shoot without having to see all the shooting 'politics' going on in public.

 

100%. Let’s just leave last year to the past and be open-minded on the future.
 

At the end of the day I am excited...other people seem to be working hard to arrange more opportunities for me to shoot and meet like-minded people - that’s all most of us really want. I’m sure there will be issues along the way but there are a lot of good people driving this and I’m sure if we show positive support at the start, we will collectively have the outcome we want in the end. 

Great to see this. It's only in the UK that people whine when others get off their butts to take our community forward.

Scott Satterlee is President. If he's running the show it will be one worth attending, or at least holding judgement until we see how things progress. 

On 11/14/2020 at 12:51 PM, lee w 118 said:

Sound Dave, as long as it don't blow the snot out me nose when I pull the trigger I will keep it , 

Have you got a hold of this yet ?

That’s very cool. Looks great. 
 

Im actually enjoying shooting a few groups with the EC tuner. Forces me to concentrate a lot more than I can normally be bothered. 
 

January I hear

20 minutes ago, The Gun Pimp said:

If you use it for competitive benchrest - i.e 5 rounds fired in 15 to 20 seconds - perhaps 1200 rounds before accuracy starts to tail off.  But, we shoot long-range benchrest every month  (about 30 rounds needed) so, with testing, about 400 rounds per year - the barrel will give you about three years competitive shooting.

Interesting. Thx

6 hours ago, Re-Pete said:

I'm getting 2950fps with a 30" barrel, 31.5 grains of RS52, and Scenar 105 grainers, uncoated.

Pete

How long does a barrel last at that sort of velocity ? 

The grip tape is more permanent and is something guys are using on their handgrips. 

Most are using vet tape. It is cheap, sticks to itself and is easy to attach/remove and doesn’t leave any residue on the scope. It just grips to the scope and onto itself. You can get it in just about any colour and pattern these days. Def helps protect scopes on barricades. 

22 minutes ago, lee w 118 said:

Scotch i think they are just under £380 , so not the cheapest! Probably not the quietest either.  I doubt  if what ever im shooting will tell the difference either?😂

I don’t care about the noise reduction so much. Much more interested in the recoil impulse and if it actually is better than a moderator. Very curious what you think. Thx

I've been thinking about it. Let us know when you think. 

On 9/16/2020 at 11:49 AM, Richard308 said:

Great piece of kit currently can’t be got anywhere. 

You can’t get them because they’ve stopped selling them. They are working on a new improved version to fix the issues and have told everyone to wait another few weeks. 😂😂😂