Calico Liberty 100 Carbine on the PCC Evaluation Course

Published on July 11, 2020
Duration: 10:42

This guide details a PCC evaluation course featuring the Calico Liberty 100 carbine, as presented by firearms expert Ian McCollum. It covers the unique magazine loading and winding procedures, course engagement strategy with specific targets from MOA Targets, and performance analysis, highlighting the carbine's surprising reliability when properly maintained. The session emphasizes the importance of correct magazine preparation for optimal function.

Quick Summary

The Calico Liberty 100 Carbine, featuring a roller-delayed blowback action and a 100-round helical magazine, completed a PCC evaluation course in 55.26 seconds. Proper magazine loading and winding (23 cranks for 100-round) are crucial for its reliability, enabling it to outperform firearms like the H&K SP-5 by eliminating reloads.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Calico Liberty 100
  2. 01:31Magazine Loading and Winding Procedure
  3. 02:51PCC Evaluation Course Layout
  4. 04:37Performance Results and Analysis
  5. 07:5150-Round Magazine and Final Reliability Test

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Calico Liberty 100 Carbine perform in a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) course?

In a PCC evaluation course, the Calico Liberty 100 Carbine, with its 100-round helical magazine, completed the course in 55.26 seconds. This time was significantly faster than the H&K SP-5, demonstrating the advantage of high-capacity magazines in eliminating reloads during timed events.

What is the proper procedure for loading the Calico Liberty 100's 100-round helical magazine?

To ensure reliability, the 100-round helical magazine for the Calico Liberty 100 must be loaded to full capacity. After loading, the spring tension is released via a button, followed by precisely 23 cranks to wind the mechanism correctly.

What type of action does the Calico Liberty 100 Carbine use, and how does it compare to other firearms?

The Calico Liberty 100 Carbine employs a roller-delayed blowback action, similar in principle to firearms like the Heckler & Koch MP5. This system is known for its smooth operation and is a key mechanical feature of the Calico.

What are the key targets used in the Calico Liberty 100 Carbine's PCC evaluation course?

The PCC evaluation course utilized targets from MOA Targets, including a dueling tree for transition practice, a mini MOA target for precision shots requiring a head hit to reset, and a 'Redneck Texas Star' which is a moving target system.

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