Anybody have one of these JP duty rifles? Obviously, they are most known for tier 1 competition guns but I’ve never seen the tactical guns catch on.
https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=RR-JP15PRO
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Anybody have one of these JP duty rifles? Obviously, they are most known for tier 1 competition guns but I’ve never seen the tactical guns catch on.
https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=RR-JP15PRO
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There is nothing about that spec sheet that says “duty” to me. Big ass brake, 3.5# trigger, barrel heat sink, non-standard accessory attachment system, etc. It may be a fine rifle, but its definitely a gamer gun.
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It's their attempt to split the difference between a gamer and a duty. As it sits it's a pound too heavy to me. That particular handguard is a boat anchor.
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Their "Patrol Rifle" seems like a better fit for duty use.
https://www.jprifles.com/buy.php?item=RR-JP15PR
Flash hider, 6.6 lbs total weight, 4-4.5 lb trigger, etc.
It ditches the game-gun specific items like the muzzle brake and thermal dissipator in favor of lighter weight and a more practical, less concussive, muzzle device, and saves about $550 to boot.
Last edited by Tx_Aggie; 06-13-20 at 13:09.
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I had the patrol. It was nice but I didn’t care for the handguard not being simple mlok. I’m not big on adjustable gas blocks on a duty gun(personal preference of course) and it had it on mine. It is a nice rifle besides that.
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