JP LRP-07 308 rifle

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Gary Stevens
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JP LRP-07 308 rifle

Post by Gary Stevens » Thu Feb 07, 2013 7:11 pm

Well Blake and I got to put a very few rounds through the new rifle today.

I can only say I am impressed. While we were only shooting at 25-50 yards, it was very nice.

Using my Meopta with the 2 minute dot, Blake and I both shot some fairly quick doubles at 25 yards. When I shot it, the dot moved about 2 inches to the right. There is no muzzle lift at all thanks to all the features this rifle has.

Now that I think about it though, I think the straight line recoil was pushing my right shoulder back a bit causing the dot to move to the right. I think if you can shoot this rifle in more of a straight line, not a classical rifleman stance, it would be awesome.

Now it is never going to be as fast as an AR-15, but it is very nice regardless.

The fact that this rifle shoots a 308 round and handles like it does, gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling:D

I'll have it at the next USPSA match so if you have 308 ammo you can play with it.

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Post by Black-X » Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:19 am

You have chosen... Wisely. :)

Which barrel length did you go with and are you using the LMOS? I believe the LMOS comes standard but it is a huge improvement over the standard buffer/spring.

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Post by Gary Stevens » Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:23 am

Black-X wrote:You have chosen... Wisely. :)

Which barrel length did you go with and are you using the LMOS? I believe the LMOS comes standard but it is a huge improvement over the standard buffer/spring.
I have the lite weight 18 inch.

How do I tell if it is a LMOS system?
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Post by Black-X » Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:33 am

Very nice! I'm running a 22" but it's setup for long range.

I just checked, yes your carrier should be the low mass operating system as it looks like it's standard on the LRP-07. Also, I don't know if the silent capture spring is included in the package but that's what John set me up with and I think it really rounds out the package. There will either be a conventional buffer/spring system or the one piece silent capture spring. The silent capture spring makes the rifle feel extra buttery smooth.

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Post by Gary Stevens » Sun Feb 10, 2013 10:25 am

Yes the carrier is the low mass type. I'll check on the buffer spring.
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Post by Gary Stevens » Thu Feb 14, 2013 9:56 am

Well anyone wanting to shoot my new toy, the 308 AR will have to wait until March.

I won't be at the February match due to a commitment at church.
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Post by Wheelgunner » Sun Feb 24, 2013 9:03 pm

I have a buddy Stephen Stover that shoots for JP. He has been at the match before. I think that is what he shoots.
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