Out of the PCC’s I’ve owned, my old CZ Scorpion was probably the best all around. It was very accurate & reliable, relatively lightweight, and very customizable to suit different needs. My only gripe, which was big for me, was the trigger. It was decent enough after upgrades though.
My Foxtrot Mike AR-9 build was the softest shooting and lightest. It has the advantage of having the massive AR aftermarket to support it. But it wasn’t anything special.
My NAK-9 had the best out-of-the-box trigger and was also very reliable. Truthfully, I probably would’ve grabbed an AK-V had those but the market before I bought this. It was the softest shooting by far, almost certainly due to the weight and the JMac brake.
My current Stribog (A1 Gen 2) seems to be quite solid, but I have very limited range time with it. However, the newer roller-delayed variants seem to be having teething issues.
Will have to jump on a B&T one of these days to see what the fuss is about. They appear to be excellent well liked firearms. Same with the MP5 clones which should be soft shooters as my 5.56 rollers have been.
My Foxtrot Mike AR-9 build was the softest shooting and lightest. It has the advantage of having the massive AR aftermarket to support it. But it wasn’t anything special.
My NAK-9 had the best out-of-the-box trigger and was also very reliable. Truthfully, I probably would’ve grabbed an AK-V had those but the market before I bought this. It was the softest shooting by far, almost certainly due to the weight and the JMac brake.
My current Stribog (A1 Gen 2) seems to be quite solid, but I have very limited range time with it. However, the newer roller-delayed variants seem to be having teething issues.
Will have to jump on a B&T one of these days to see what the fuss is about. They appear to be excellent well liked firearms. Same with the MP5 clones which should be soft shooters as my 5.56 rollers have been.