The Official SBR Picture Thread

**Dsully** · 11-01-15, 14:46

Originally Posted by TNW

Dsully, that is sweet.

Thanks
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**Jer** · 11-01-15, 14:54

Originally Posted by Dsully

How many instances have you actually heard of that happening? I have a very early version and the two bolts that hold the barrel in didn't have any blue loctite applied. One of them was loose after a day out. Some blue loctite and no problem ever again. Second one was received months later and blue loctite was on them. They haven't moved. I've got at least 2000 through the first one and maybe half that through the other. Barrels have been removed and reinstalled a few times on each.

I'm assuming that's what you are referring to but I could be just misreading your post.

None to me personally but loose bolts that secure a barrel in place after minimal use are not a good thing no matter how you slice it.

**Dsully** · 11-01-15, 14:58

Originally Posted by Jer

None to me personally but loose bolts that secure a barrel in place after minimal use are not a good thing no matter how you slice it.

Even if they come loose it's impossible for them to fall out. The barrel would stay put. The worst that would happen is that your groupings may open up a small bit. Non issue

**sua175** · 11-01-15, 15:08

Originally Posted by Dsully

I'm getting about 1.5" grouping at 50 yards suppressed with 147 gr. I have 2 8" MPXs so I only cut one barrel down because I was afraid I may not get good performance out of it. Without saying anything more, my second barrel is getting cut right now

Very interesting, have you shot it at distances beyond 50 yards?

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**Dsully** · 11-01-15, 15:12

Originally Posted by sua175

Very interesting, have you shot it at distances beyond 50 yards?

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I can hit an 8" steel plate at 100 yards off hand consistently. This rifle is outstanding the way I have it set up. I have 2 if that says anything. Everyone who has shot it has talked about having to have one of their own.

Slightly different angle

SD8A8305-Edit.jpg by Dsully, on Flickr

**TNW** · 11-01-15, 16:39

Hopefully AAC sends my can back this week.

**domestique** · 11-01-15, 17:27

Originally Posted by Dsully

I can hit an 8" steel plate at 100 yards off hand consistently. This rifle is outstanding the way I have it set up. I have 2 if that says anything. Everyone who has shot it has talked about having to have one of their own.

Gorgeous photos as always.

How is the trigger? A friend almost bought the CZ Scorpion the other day until we tried the trigger.... absolutely horrible. His Hi Point carbine had a better trigger. Unfortunately the gun shop didn't have a Sig to compare it to.

To be honest I've ignored the recent sub guns that have hit the market, but the ability to swap calibers has piqued my interest (I'm a huge LMT MRP/MWS fan).

**Dsully** · 11-01-15, 18:18

Originally Posted by domestique

Gorgeous photos as always.

How is the trigger? A friend almost bought the CZ Scorpion the other day until we tried the trigger.... absolutely horrible. His Hi Point carbine had a better trigger. Unfortunately the gun shop didn't have a Sig to compare it to.

To be honest I've ignored the recent sub guns that have hit the market, but the ability to swap calibers has piqued my interest (I'm a huge LMT MRP/MWS fan).

Thanks man. The stock trigger is actually pretty good. Some people gripe about it but I think they gripe about anything stock. Solid reset. You can feel and hear it. Not too heavy and the scorpions trigger doesn't compare at all. I'm not the fastest on a trigger but here's a video of it before I cut the barrel