Sorry, but I removed the first answer, only because I did not see how to ask a further question.
James said the C100 is all steel and can handle a +P, but this frame is Alloy, not steel. Can it still take the +P Pressure?

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Sorry, but I removed the first answer, only because I did not see how to ask a further question. 
James said the C100 is all steel and can handle a +P, but this frame is Alloy, not steel. Can it still take the +P Pressure?

James G. · Answer

Nathan, yes Sir it can. The C100 is built to NATO, read Military specs, and will handle +P no issue.

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Sorry, but I removed the first answer, only because I did not see how to ask a further question. James said the C100 is all steel and can handle a +P, but this frame is Alloy, not steel. Can it still take the +P Pressure?