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JP Enterprises build here at last
#1
Just got back from vacation - just in time to get this and fire a few rounds thru it - very smooth, and deadly accurate. Great job JP Enterprises.
Worth the money and the wait.

j.p.
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#2
Very cool, are those the cooling fins under the hand guard? When you get time post some group pics.
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#3
Very nice! I'm jonesing for a JP LRP-07 in a lightweight .260 or 6.5 Creedmoor configuration.
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#4
Whelenon Wrote:Very cool, are those the cooling fins under the hand guard? When you get time post some group pics.

Yes - those are the cooling fins and there like a royal blue in color - they have other colors as well - silver, black, red, and i'm thinking maybe white - but i was torn between the red or the blue - i chose wisely.

What is it that you want to see more pics of? I can shoot a few more. That pic. and the serial number were for insurance purposes.
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#5
Good looking rifle. They want to see some 5 shot group pictures to see how shes grouping.
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#6
How long did you wait?
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#7
Wow! Very, very nice. I am extremely jealous.

LT.
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#8
Nukes Wrote:How long did you wait?

t took 8 very long weeks - which really is not all that long just seemed like forever. They even called me a few times to make sure of exactly what i ordered and if i wanted to change anything before the next part of the build.
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#9
That's not bad let me know when you get something nice though. siiiiiiiiiiiiiike! That thing is BAD!
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#10
Sure is purdy!
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#11
they just started my barrel kit yesterday (couldn't wait the 8 weeks for the full upper haha) and couldn't decide on the standard or large break .. def like the look of yours.. is that the larger one?
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#12
jpapp-very nice setup, = worth the wait.
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#13
Yes. It's the larger comp. works very well, also adds a nice sound as well. I to ordered another upper. Except this one in .223. Another 8 weeks, but worth it.
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#14
I am posting mine soon also. Like you I went with the blue dissipators but I think I am going to pull them out of there and get them cerakoted in white. Words can't describe how happy I am with mine so I know how you feel. JP is worth the money and definitely worth the wait.
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#15
Very nice looking. Do you mind a couple of quetions?

Is it a 24 inch barrel? Is that the shorter of the two handguards that they offer? I am guessing there are no issues with the gas block exposed, any mirage effect from this? Looks like it weighs about as much as my AA GSL, which I haven't weighed yet, but has to 12 lbs or more with scope, and it is just a 20 incher.

Have fun. I'm thinking about 16 inch light(er)weight Grendel, and am looking at JP.
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#16
Very nice looking rigs there. JP has nice looking uppers and lowers. So let me ask, how accurate is it?
I was thinking of ordering a barrel but thought they were a little steep on the price for a button rifled barrel when compared to Satern, Brux, Shilen or CSS and cut rifled barrels. Then I started thinking, "this thing will most likely shoot better than I ever will".

Beautiful gun for sure and I'm jealous. Just wanted some thoughts on JP's barrels.
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#17
Keep The Change Wrote:Very nice looking rigs there. JP has nice looking uppers and lowers. So let me ask, how accurate is it?
I was thinking of ordering a barrel but thought they were a little steep on the price for a button rifled barrel when compared to Satern, Brux, Shilen or CSS and cut rifled barrels. Then I started thinking, "this thing will most likely shoot better than I ever will".

Beautiful gun for sure and I'm jealous. Just wanted some thoughts on JP's barrels.

check out Chellie wiles thread on "above mil spec"
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#18
This is a JP upper atop a Tactical Innovations lower in .223. Barrel is 20" with large break. Low mass BGC and buffer. Shoots lights out.

[Image: Photo0236.jpg]

I don't take pics of grouping very often any more but here is one from right after I received the upper.

[Image: Photo0226_zps9c49db35.jpg]
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