Had a thread on UZItalk talking about this. Thought I would share the videos here as well.

Its a pretty neat system and really surprised me how well it ended up shooting with that higher ROF.





This all stems from watching a sub gun match at Knob Creek and realizing that most anyone with a PCC can beat most of the subguns there. The entire game is designed who can fire singles the fastest which I dont thing is a very accurate representation of how a sub gun is used. So I started on the quest to bump my ROF and see where it plains out. Now I would like to shoot a IDPA match with it and see how it stacks up.

Need to pick some of those blocks up and give them a try.

Also upper jelly of your range Reminds me how much I miss living in the country. Would be awesome to step out my back door and go shooting. But a 20 min drive instead of an hour + drive each way to work is probably more important.

Yeah in between takes I was swapping buffers and running over to the grill to flip chicken halves.

Thanks for posting!  My m10/45 is in nfa jail at my range.  At least i get to shoot her while i wait.  I have 2 lage uppers (mk2 & max10/31).  Just got the Lage VBS and looking forward to trying it out.

Wish I had a shot timer so I could see what the ROF was. Friend has one and need to borrow it. I know strength of ammo has a lot to play into it. The load I was shooting sounds good Suppressed in everything I had so I just try to load a bunch and keep it in hand. With the stock lage bolt it’s pretty slow and fun but feels choppy. That 2-3 buffer ROF felt good.