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Kahr has a devoted following (as evidenced by the comments). I purchased my .40 used do I didn't experience the problem referenced in the video. Most YT gunsmiths would recommend a 200 round range visit just to become proficient with ANY piece. Thanks for the Video!

Does someone make a synthetic stock for it ?

Happy 40th Birthday 🎂. Hope you have a great year ahead. Take care.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

Love mine. It’s currently my truck/bag gun

S = Scorpion

Thank you, Sir for the video! I just ordered hellpup and im going to SBR it and put suppressor on. Kind of ak104 project. I hope that i can fit suppressor with this handguard.

Wow that was perfect thank you so much for your help and patience

Thanks fir the great video man. Agree 100 % with what you said. Ive also got this same pistol in 40. Mine has a frame made in germany and a stainless slide made in exeter nh. Ive got a friend that carries one for his whole career in border patrol. He assured me the 40 works and left it at that. Ill never get rid of this pistol. It feel amazing and smooth. I feel confident out to 60 yards on a chest size steel plate. Thanks again for the video. Keep it up man

Do you know when post lawsuit what serial numbers they started at?

I have an M&P shield, 2.0 with the apex trigger in "BLACL". night sites, maggot spring kit offering one extra round in each magazine. custom L2D brass barrel. this gun is still in my rotation, although I have about three or four different high capacity micro 9's

MAGPUL ZHUKOV AK HANDGUARD, AK47/AK74 will this fit on my hell pup am-47 pistol ?

I have 2 p 10 c and a po9 love all three great firearms

Nice upgrades to your micro, I'm actually thinking about getting a Micro, I have the 3+ pistol w the SBI CZPDW, Holosun Aems, Franklin binary trigger, & just ordered the Fortis muzzle brake with a SI Oppressor universal blast shield so now I can mount a light. Beard you gotta throw a binary on your micro, I'm telling you, Fun AF! Enjoy!

Declined promotion for standard 3 inch ss 856. I’ll save to buy another 856 snub instead.

Just got a cm9 from a pawnshop. Thanks for the heads up about the 200 rounds. Going to the range and breaking it in!

Vortex will replace with no issues

I’ve called CZ customer support twice and both times they answered within a minute

That's a crazy rail! Nice gat.

M1 Carbine was primarily developed to replace the 1911 .45 caliber pistol, which was hard to master, and serve along side the M1 Garande - not at all tp replace it. The M1 Carbine was much easier to train rear echelon or support role troops. Front line troops were later issued the carbine.

Thanks for the video! Been searching for a 22 LR pistol and really loved the look of this gun. However, I have been debating and debating on if it's worth the trouble. I'm talking about purchasing a new Firefly. I feel like even if I polish the feed ramp and use quality ammo, I'm still going to be disappointed in the way GSG handles their problems. I see no reason to purchase the Firefly when they haven't made any attempts to remedy the solution other than '"Springs". There's too many other great guns in this price range without dealing with the issues!! I was actually also looking at the GSG 1911... 22LR. Not so sure I want that one either!! Thanks for the good information on the company! I think it's important that gun owners need to know who they're buying their product from.

What recoil and striker springs in that g34 w/ comp & red dot?

Very informative video, it answers some questions I had about suppressors 👍🏻

Quality item👍. I dont own any cans myself. I keep hoping suppressors get taken off the NFA list. Hollywood movies sure give false ideas about suppressors for sure that scare people. Have a good week. Take care.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

Your welcome Rob.

Thanks for purchasing a PD10 and sharing your thoughts! A couple of things: 1. I wouldn’t want to suggest that 9mm won’t work out of a barrel shorter than 4 inches, but as you noted, the extra velocity helps. More than that though, I really think that an extra half or full inch of barrel and slide weight out in front of the hand can make a big difference in the speed of follow up shots for most people. The longer sight radius doesn’t hurt either! 2. The symbol on the optic cover and the back of the grip is a “Triquetra”, which is the logo of my training company and represents the combination of our core tenets “Integrity, Consistency & Efficiency”. 3. As to my background before teaching full time, I was commissioned as an Officer in the U.S. Army Reserve, but almost immediately went into the IRR in the mid 90’s and was subsequently honorably discharged. I worked in full time law enforcement for a few years before starting my teaching career in 2001, but I also maintain a reserve law enforcement role for over 20 years until the politics of pandemic response got in the way.

I have a P9 that I used for competition and carry for many years. It has gotta have at least 30k rounds reliably thru it. I can’t even remember the 200 round break in period. I wouldn’t even think of carrying a gun that I didn’t shoot at least 1000 times. I’ll never sell my P9.

I had a gunsmith put a HK lower on mine.

I’ve got the black mete sf and I love it. Put on a holosun 507k x2

Try a Lone Wolf slide release. We need a swamp Fox discount code...

This just the video I was looking for haha

Modlite plhv2 on my DD M4a1

My favorite - My DW guardian and Kibers don't get much love because of the ECO

Good morning, thanks for sharing. I have watched several of Robs training video's in the past. He was on a show on the pursuit channel I watched often. I cant remember where he is from etc? You have a good week.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

Karh pistols are fantastic if you can convince people you don't need a safety to carry a gun. I have two in different calibers. Fantastic shooters. You don't know until you know.

The iron sight are ridicolous

Good presentations....what light are you running on that piece?

Cause it works.

How are you liking it? I’m thinking of picking one up but really want a tack driver. My 527 and 452s are and I love the set trigger on the 527

Very nice👍. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your week. 🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪

I've got a couple Taurus model 65's one made in the late 70's and a newer production one, my newer one has recently developed a lot of cylinder play, the old one though is on par with any Smith Ruger or Colt wheel gun I own.

I love the Dan Wesson 1911s ! I didn’t know they made one that small. I enjoy your videos ✝️

I got the BRN180 version with a 16” 350 legend upper for deer season and it’s been almost perfect. Fit and finish is excellent and it cycles extremely smoothly. With the stock upper and the short buttplate it came in just a little shy of 26”. Since I don’t want to deal with NFA paperwork for an SBR stamp, I have to run the extended butt plate for now, but even with the extended plate the length of pull is usable, and I’m not a big guy at 5’5” 140lbs with little tiny hands. I did purchase a flash hider that brings it just over 26” with the short butt plate, but I’ll have to have it pin and welded to be legal. I also noticed that while the a3 tactical hand guard does fit, it needed to be shortened by about 5/8” to line up correctly. (5 seconds at a chop saw) I love my build! It’s super fun to shoot at the range, but I bought it as a compact deer gun off my motorcycle, so I can’t wait for this fall!

Is shield arms the way to go? I thought the PSA dagger magazine was better since no changes are required. What are your thoughts comparing the 43x to the p365xl for those living in a state that only allows 10 rounds?

They were made perfect. Then they were made cheaply because of the hiccup.Remington was going through. Now they're made perfect again. My newest wingmaster is very impressive.

the shortest barrel length used to be 4 5/8, which is what you measured. you "looked it up in the database" where they no doubt have there current lengths. 2 things changed about this revolver in 2017. the barrel was changed to 4.2 inches for easier conceal carry, and the cylinder was partially machined to accept moonclips so that it can fire 45acp, in addition to 45 colt. when you said "this was introduced way back in 1979", thats true of the redhawk, but it was initially only available chambered in 44 magnum. for disambiguation for viewers who may perceive that you said "the redhawk in 45 colt was introduced in 1979", no, not even close. it was after 1990 before the redhawk was available in any other chamberings (like 41 mag,45 colt, and 357)

Thanks GSB for sharing.. I got the 18 inch foxtrot and ran into the same problem. I don’t think that’s a fault on our end because I don’t remember the website saying anything about bolt lock need on the uppers they sell. The price you pay when your the first generation. I still plan on buying another one to build a sbr for a truck gun. Imagine a 556 or 300 blackout fn p90… 😂

Thanks for sharing. Hope you enjoy your week.🇺🇲🔪🌲🔥

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Ive owned my SI RRS since 2016 or so and have put about 9,000 rds through it installed in my modded FN AR-15 16" 5.56 × 45 nato M4. The thing seems to work well but ive had issues. At about 4,500 rds i noticed the 2nd stage buffer components had seized inside my buffer tube. It seems the yellow polymer "bottoming cone" thingy had expanded from repeated impact and seized within the brass sleave and caused the failure. The rifle was still operating just fine as the main buffer component was unaffected. I contacted SI and promptly received a new polymer 2nd stage buffer assembly. All was well for another 4,500 rds or so but just recently i discovered the same issue had occurred. This time i chose to remove the buffer system and return to the standard buffer for a few reasons. First of all, while the RRS proved reliable and effective i found that it doesnt provide enough spring pressure as the BCG goes into battery. Often while manually cycling the action i would discover the carrier would bounce back and settle just out of battery. While the bolt was securely home, the carrier was held about 1/16" or 1 mm to the rear. It required just a slight bump on the forward assist or even a slap to the receiver to send it home but the spring pressure on the carrier in the in battery location and the initial stage of rearward travel was insufficient as it feels about half that of the stock buffer system. I never had a malfunction during firing but that was a bit disconcerting. Second, while the RRS operates very smoothly and quietly, and very well may have a softer feeling recoil impulse, i cant really say its an improvement. Recoil CAN NOT be reduced by a buffer system after all. The recoil impulse can be MODIFIED, by spreading it out over a longer or shorter duration in time but it cannot be reduced. Not by a buffer anyway. The RRS does feel different. It does make the rifle feel a bit less snappy but its hard to say if thats an advantage. And after the two malfunctions and the issue with the spring rate in the initial phase of recoil, i just think id prefer the original standard FN buffer. Both my FNs have the smoothest and quietest stock actions ive ever felt anyway. Theyre practically silent and buttery smooth. So that wasnt a need either. I will say as far as the malfunctions go, that i believe it to be caused by the use of relatively soft nylon or polymer of some type. I guess it could be considered a "normal wear component" and due for replacement every 3,000 to 5,000 rounds. Or perhaps a redesign is needed. Perhaps change the compound to a stiffer material or use aluminum instead. Im sure SI would replace my 2nd stage again if i chose to contact them and i may do just that in the near future. But for now im parking the RRS and rocking the tried and true Eugene Stoner original. Would i recommend the RRS? Not for duty and definitely not for combat. But for recreation/target shooting and or competition, sure. I think theres enough there to have value and it just may offer enough advantage to warrant the price of admission, which btw is quite reasonable. I think i paid $125 or so for mine. It was definitely less than $150. Anyway....thats my 2 cents.