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@@cst630 it feeds now. I took it to the range a couple times. No real good footage though. I’m taking it rabbit and dove hunting this weekend and hope to get some good footage.

@@alvaroaugustomeridio it’s only $30 lol

@@gunsforevery1 not in Europe, if it was 30$ it'd be a no brainer

@@kadenwright4917 you’re right, dry firing doesn’t tell you where you hit either, so why bother? You should always practice with whatever your intention is. Is your piece of paper 1/10th dimensional scale of a target you shoot at? When you shoot at the range, do you just aim at pieces of paper with bullseyes or silhouettes? It’s a novelty item with more than one purpose my man.

@@minoruepusilon5395 it is an awesome piece of history. It’s a legitimate sniper. It’s cool to know that someone, a sniper, actually used this rifle in combat.

@@youcantshimshamthezimmzamm5712 Need the right type of grease, the right amount, too much and then you have to take the front lens out, if it doesn’t fix the issue it needs to be removed, this is the easier quicker solution. If it doesn’t work it’s easily removed. It’s supposed to have a “dampening grease”. Don’t know if the modern version was meant to handle recoil like the original one as well.

Thanks

@@Victor-rg1ud thank you for the kind words!

It’s definitely an upper issue. The channel I link in my description has the same exact issue

They are! I really like the whole no screws in the design.

@@gunsforevery1 Russian guns are very well designed and manufactured. I have enjoyed them for many years. Mosins are very interesting and have been in use since 1891! Hard to beat that!

@@pandoralechat780 absolutely, still in service and haven’t been made since at least 1959, and those ones were just cut down rifles (91/59s).

That had absolutely nothing to do with it. The issue was the extractor not riding over the rim

Run a chamber brush on a drill for a few seconds. I believe some kind of coating gets in their chambers.

@@sog4646 that wasn’t the issue at all.

@@gunsforevery1 i just got a 22/250 upper, and i couldn't drop a round in the chamber until i ran a chamber brush through it.

I’ll give you that. 410 semi auto ar does sound fun as fuck and that was why u bought it. I really wanted to use it for rabbit hunting. And when I got this one to run it was really fun. 410 HAS to come back soon lol.

I really appreciate that info! I just went to the garage and double checked and sure enough you were right! I flipped the spring and it was a little smaller allowing it to “grab” onto the firing pin.

That is correct, it does have those cuts inside the nose cap to prevent it from coming loose. I took this one dove hunting a few months after the video was filmed and shot about 200 rounds through it and had no problems.

​@@gunsforevery1Can you tell me what brand sling you have and where it can be found?

@@roltyd22 I purchased it directly from butlercreek. Using my military discount. They can be found at places like Walmart and other big chain stores that sell outdoor stuff. Nothing fancy, it holds my shotgun though. It’s this one specifically. COMFORT STRETCH FIREARM SLING model 180015

Unless they cut the stock down when installing the aftermarket recoil pad, it should be at its factory length so it wouldn’t have lost any length of pull.

Mine wouldn’t even fully a round that was inserted directly into the chamber. This was the 3rd upper received from that finally worked.

Maybe because shotgun shells are made of plastic

@@chadeverly5254 they feed just fine in other semi automatic shotguns.

The best advice I can give you man is to call over and over until they send you straight to voice mail. Then wait like an hour and do it again. After like 10-20 times you’ll get through to their customer service.

Just got my 2nd one! Love em!!

Yep. I plan on it.

Guys, I found the guy who stamps the barrels “Guage” for BCA. I’m guessing the position just needs a strong arm, GED not required.

That's literally not how you spell it. It's "gauge" not "guage"

@@tylerdixon3290 finally someone else! Thank you lol

I have to make a new video, they feed and function fine. I would agree that the compliant devices are not milspec but they also don’t affect the chambering of the round. They work perfectly fine with 9mm, 223, 300 blackout, and 308 (in my ar10). I think it has more do to with the cartridge itself not being compatible with the AR platform. I don’t think I would ever buy any other BCA upper for a few reasons. 1 being the shoddy experience I had from this one, and secondly, I’ve assembled like 7 of my uppers and only purchased 2. This was 1 of the 2 I purchased and it had some serious problems.

Nice ppk clone.

Nice. I always wanted one of those.

That’s good to know! I use the AKSA magazines as well. The 5 rounders offered no issues at the range. The 10 rounders jammed up until around 5-6 rounds were in the magazine. This upper feeds, chambers, and ejects fine. I assume it just needed a little more lube and cycling to get it to work. But this is also the 3rd 410 upper I received from them. The other two absolutely did not work.

Not surprised they’ve been out of stock for quite some time….

I have had pretty much every one of these... I rebuilt the gas system and made a superior firing pin for the gen2 IFC upper and got it running excellent WITH specific ammo and magazines.** Without modifications, the most recent upper from ATI with very adjustable gas system is very functional with several different loadings, but not with ATI magazines. The IFC magazines don't easily rim-lock, and ATI magazines are extremely difficult to KEEP from rim-lock. Having tested every available 410 2-1/2 that will fit in a 410 conversion magazine, the ones that work great to perfect in my AR based 410's, are... Remington STS/or Nitro sporting clays. Hornady Triple Defense. Sometimes others will work ok, but can't handle a 15 round mag dump like the ones listed above. I have only found IFC magazines (10 or 15) to be reliable in my 410 AR conversions.

Seriously. It ends up making the weapon more dangerous. Clearing the rifle is a pain in the ass.

@@gunsforevery1 I hate saying democrat bc it’s both sides that comply or the rule could not pass. The UNIPARTY criminals is a better description And yea brother exactly I am in Colorado and finally able to get my weapons back I had to sell to find my business but it is a pain because some rifles I want sometimes I can’t get just because of magazine capacity. Yea magazine capacity rules really saving lives bc criminals are the first to comply right 🙄🙄🙄 We gotta get these fools outta cheer and take back our constitutional rights And you know they are not dumb enough to think their rules help. It’s all about control

@@gunsforevery1 thanks for the video I was considering ordering a 410. O just got my .17 HMR IN AND man it runs great. A .17 on an AR platform is super fun

@@jonathansonnier3078 glad it was helpful! It should serve as a warning to those interested in the 410

⁠exactly. All these laws being brought upon us are only targeting the law abiding citizens. The cops don’t bother at all with the criminals and only harass and threaten the law abiding citizens. The ATF is known to kill have killed American citizens and deliver modified weapons to street gangs in Chicago and the Cartels in Mexico. Too many criminals at the top running this country.

Cool man! Thanks!

Same exact issue on my RAW lower.

I have their .22 dedicated upper with the side handle charger, and it works great! ( Even in California) I was thinking about one of these .410 uppers, or a complete gun, when I move out of State, but it seems like its cursed. Maybe you can covert yours to pump action?@@gunsforevery1

I haven’t. All the mags are made by the same exporter but have different names stamped on them. They 5 round mags worked fine when I went to the range. I need to go out and film another video.

Please continue to reply on the same thread. What is the definition of a striker and of a firing pin? Again, a striker is powered by a spring and released by a sear. A firing pin is struck by a hammer. Im telling you what the definition is. The mosin nagant does not have a hammer. The striker is held by a sear. The sear is dropped releasing the striker allowing it to go forward under spring pressure. Like you said in your previous comment, “it’s not a Glock”. It has a similar function to a Glock minus the sear cocking the striker. The striker is in its channel. The sear, attached to the trigger pulls the striker back. At a certain point the sear will begin to move downwards (like a rifle does when you pull a trigger) allowing the striker go forward under spring pressure.

A large part of learning doing a little research for yourself. Looking at a picture isn’t research. Start off by defining, even if it’s just your own definition. What is a striker? What is a firing pin? You obviously know there is a difference between the two, so please start by defining what those differences are before you start telling me that I am wrong because a picture says so.

You don’t know the definition of either do you? A firing pin is struck by a hammer. A striker is released by a sear. An AR15 has a firing pin. An AK has a firing pin. An M1 garand has a firing Pin. A Mosin has a striker. A K98k has a striker. A Lee Enfield has a striker.

@@gunsforevery1 Exactly