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by SI Staff - Tuesday, February 21, 2012

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Overall length of the PSC-11 is 40.4 inches with the tested 20-inch barrel.

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The PSC-11’s stainless steel, button-rifled JP Supermatch barrel ends in a JP Compensator, which reduces felt recoil and muzzle rise.

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Unlike traditional AR-platform rifles, the PSC-11 features a non-captive, side-mounted charging handle mounted to the left side of the receiver.

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The JP Thermal-Dissipater serves as a heat sink. Its deep-finned shape provides enhanced barrel cooling while maintaining a more uniform temperature and preventing heat-related issues like throat erosion.

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JP Enterprises makes its Full Mass bolt carrier from 416 stainless steel, while the company’s EnhancedBolt is SAE 9130 steel—the same stuff used in transmission gears of Formula 1 race cars.

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Lightening cuts behind the polymer brass deflector may not shave much weight from the PSC-11, but they look cool.

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In addition to its side-charging system, the rifle also contains a traditional charging handle. Such duplication could come in handy when clearing stoppages.

The LRP-07's non-reciprocating, left-side charging handle was a big hit with customers, prompting the company to answer calls for a side-charging AR in 5.56 NATO. The company's latest iteration is the PSC-11.

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