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Respect ✊🏿! Spend a few hours on RUclips. You’ll find all the info you need. I need to go shoot my .300 build.

Rear iron is backwards, always keep your optic on the receiver (unless you have a monolithic upper like an LMT or something else). You ran less than a box of ammo and you're already making judgments on the longevity of the lower? Torque your handguard back to spec. This is a prime example of why cheap doesnt always make it worth it, even just to "try it out". Invest in your gear and it'll take care of you as it should.

You didn’t need to tell us it was your first build. We can tell lol

First thing I do before trying a new AR is to make sure that the handguard is lined up and tight before my first shot. I have seen many handguards come loose. Second thing is to never install an optic in the front rail especially in between the receiver and the barrel rail. I don't have any experience with the AR polymer lowers however, I feel much better using the aluminum lowers. I'm sure that after this experience, you will be fully prepared for your next range trip. Good luck and good shooting!

*Most sensible PSA owner*

I still have a plastic lower somewhere. I don't use it anymore but it held up for years. It cracked where the buffer tube retainer pin is but still worked. But yeah your gun is good. The hand guard is made to Come off easy. Just tighten the bolts

Should try to keep optic mount on upper only, hard to maintain zero with hand guard movement especially after what happened. Hope you get her fixed up.

This is a troll post, right?? You're just trying to get a reaction out of people, correct? You intentionally put the optic on the handguard and moved the rear BUS up & turned it around backwards just to troll people, correct?

All good I had the handguard and trigger fall out of my 300blk build on its first range day. I was just too excited to go shoot and didnt torq everything I should have.

My 7.62x39 ar pistol had gas issues and i didn't want to deal with it so i sent it back to bear creek arsenal and im done with them. Ill shop at psa or delta team tactical for my budget uppers from here on out.

Lol bro your optics placement is outing you as an absolute scrub. All love tho

Your flips ups are on backwards. They’re supposed to flip up towards your barrel. Not towards you. Just a heads up. I think your red dot mount is as well. But I’d have to go look. That’s just off memory. Just trying to help brother. No hate

My favorite thing about those turret covers is how Vortex will keep sending you new ones because you keep losing them.

This is one reason why u never put an optic on the rail. Keep the optic on the reciever.

That management area is crawling with Mr. Green Jeans

You need some orange bruh

Welcome to the life man its a blast. Just keep at it. Your stance need a little work lean a little forward but not your hips

Try setting the trigger heavier so your brain knows its okay to rest your thumb on it without it going off so fast, then start squeezing. If you don't like it you can make it hot again.

Punch it lol

What did I just watch!? Is that Captain Jack Arrow?

Very well said

Randomly stumbled across this video! Keep on practicing:) would recommend checking out Joel Turner from Shot IQ. You’ve got a gnarly trigger punch😅 get that in check and you’ll be smoking stuff all day every day

You seem a bit unbalanced which is causing extra movement

Amigo ten cuidado con la barba 😅

More thumb wrestling get them stong thumb muscles

It drives me crazy how people see others using handheld realse aids and have no clue how there actually used

You didn’t look anything like a fox!

This a joke or something?

Could try getting a little lower and bending your knees a bit for more even Ness and balance consistency

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As I continued watching I see that you are trying to wrap your thumb around the button like I said to do but you want it wrapped around prior to using back tension. So get it seated behind your thumb and then start pulling through your shot. That’s why setting the trigger colder will help you not accidentally set off the trigger. But all in all it’s definitely progress in the right direction 👍🏻 good job

I know you said you’re pulling the bow apart but you want to do that slowly and evenly with your thumb deep behind the button and as you separate the bow it will fire. I know I told you to check out John dudley but you should also check out Joel Turner and his SHOT IQ process. It’s going to take some time to get it down just stick with it

You’ll get there! I think you’d really benefit from a hinge release to help you with proper back tension. You really gotta try to not move that thumb at all. Having that button set hot like that is just going to keep setting you up to punch the trigger. This might be something you want to work on next off season if you are accurate punching the trigger then go with that for this season but target panic is just going to get worse with time. Good luck this year 👍🏻

Pleaseeeeeeee stop punching the trigger

Blackout arrows are made by GoldTip for Bass Pro Shops

Set that trigger really cold so it’s hard to set off. Wrap your thumb deep around the barrel and work on squeezing your shoulder blades together buy slowly pushing and pulling the bow apart. The shot will be a surprise and it’s supposed to

Try magnus broadheads! An even better fixed blade

How you gonna spend all that money on that release and not even use it properly! Come onnnnn

If you shaft tune at 20 yards a bare shaft would fly straight

Joel Turner videos are excellent in explaining that. Helped me a bunch.

As a competition shooter myself, please watch that beard. Trust me, it hurts when it gets caught in the string. Lol.

I like your setup, simple yet accurate and efficient.

I’ve tested this out with my bow. I found that the flight was only changed at 55 yards and out. At 45, the arrow flew poorly but still hit its mark. This being said, my fletching was not damaged the exact same way as yours so, the results may be different if you go out to further distances.

4 blade Muzzy's are the way to go!

Good luck this upcoming season. I'm new at this sport as well. It's a lot of fun. Enjoy the journey, man.

Should have used a better song.

Is that a whisker biscuit? Ever try a fall away rest? They are supposed to help with accuracy because nothing touches the arrow as it’s leaving the bow. Highly recommend 👍 🏹

So glad i stay in Texas. I see so many states having a time when they can hunt hogs. Hogs are open season 365 days 24/7 here in Texas

I do barebow, even at 50 meters distance of target, damage fletching doesn't really matter to me.

May wanna change the name