This document contains loading recommendations for the JP series of self loading rifles. It covers topics ranging from case selection and preparation to loading technique and equipment. It also covers some load recommendations based on cartridge. Note that reloading is done at your own risk. JP Enterprises, Inc. is not responsible for injury, death or damage to your equipment due to poor loading technique or load incompatibility. Use any recommended load date at your own risk. Load data her in given applies only to JP rifles, manufactured by JP Enterprises, Inc. and should not be used in other rifles.

Last updated: 2013-04-13

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Combative Shooters Flock to the Mini Red Dot for Sounds Reasons

The first time I saw a compact red dot sight on a combative pistol was on the Glock 19 of trainer Kelly McCann. A former Marine with an extensive background in special ops as well as a master in hand-to-hand combat and firearms skills, McCann left the Marines in the early 1990s and started his own training company called Crucible. He and his staff train military special mission units, security contractors and various teams and individuals who are deploying around the globe for high-risk environment operations.

McCann wanted to have the same visual sight on his carry pistol that was on his carbine, so he mounted a Docter optic on his Glock and began to run the gun. It wasn’t a very sophisticated setup—just a sight fixed to the rear dovetail—but it met his needs. McCann lays out his reasons for changing to a red dot pistol sight in his video training series Inside the Crucible,...

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