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I have used American rifle Co mags and AI mags. The MDT mags work the best . Call their help like if you have questions about it.

Are you wet tumbling your brass?

I use mine for barricade practice at 400 yrs. I usually shoot a 4 inch JC steel square or a 6 inch round.

Just to be clear that is in the Temps above 65. In the cold of MN (20°) it's been as low as 2620.

I get 2847 out of a 26 inch proof prefit. Shoots lights out.

Only because I think the price is too high, I wouldn't run a SCS with a non adjustable gas block. There would be too much jacking around to get it to work and you'd be left with entirely too much extra stuff that would end up in a drawer.

I'm not saying it can't be done, but... How am I supposed to get my parallax down to 7 yrds? Will I need tools?

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It has somewhere around 10 screws plus the action screws. I think they go in and out easily enough with a torque wrench set ti the proper spec. I wish it was more quick detach but it's probably not practical. I have a buddy that is a lefty. He really likes it.

You do need to remove the forend to get the barrelled action out.

Covered handguard, folding stock, good quality. All I said was that it looked like a JP. I could have said that about any other chassis. I'm a JP fan and, so far, I have no reason to think the Spur is any better or worse than anything else I've seen. It's an opinion. The pictures I put up...

It looks like a JP APAC.

I have a 4.5 to 27 on mine. It works great.

Get this and never look back. It's the greatest AR accessory you can buy!

First time shooting this. Tripod for standing, wood shooting bench for kneeling, fold up hunting chair for seated, and prone. I was attempting to do free recoil to reduce wobble.

Harrell's press. Precision, go anywhere and do anything... even the kitchen table.

https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=JPHG-W-RC In stock, if you haven't picked them up yet.

On the 750 I used the large rifle plate for 6BR and closed the opening to the minimum. It works great.