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As many know vertical grips are not legal on pistols. Vertical is a specific term that implies 90 degrees. Regardless of the name, the “BCM vertical grip” is not actually vertical. It has a slight angle. Which makes the “BCM vertical grip “an angled grip by definition. When it comes to the BCM angled grip, many people are confused or scared because it edges the line. But other grips that have a more appropriate name/angle are generally more accepted. The truth is these laws are unconstitutional. We shouldn’t have to argue about small details such as this one. In many ways these laws are written to be controversial/confusing to scare people.

Hey man, you do you, but you are flirting with an agency that has a 99% conviction rate. Good luck

Beretta M9A4 with the dead air Mojave 9. Holster is the trex arms Ragnarok.

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Thank you for the reply

It is not just about about the parts, but also who puts them together. And believe it or not, US made parts are actually better and more precise that the Polish junk.

@vandidandi Tell yourself whatever you need to if that makes you feel better.

@@weezem this guy really just say US made AK parts are better?💀 its a known fact psa doesnt even dimple rivets

@@johnpope8933 Yes. I guess 20 years of US AK manufacturing surpasses the 75+ years of experience from the combloc countries. 🤷

Carolina shooters supply has it in stock.

I've heard the Barnes tac-tx are pretty good I gonna try some but the next best thing I've heard is the Hornady 110 grain vmax work well also just cost a bit less per round

@@patb7723 110 grain vmax is very accurate with my Ruger American Ranch

I have the same rifle haven’t taken a deer with it yet. I’ve been shooting the Hornady 135 gr. Gun seems to k Like it. Is that a primary arms scope you have mounted? Cans not permitted in NY.

For a budget red dot it’s perfectly fine. The picture is still way better than a LPVO.

@@BERGQUISTARMAMENT thanks! The mount looks like a 1.57 lol just wanna make sure that’s 1.93 I don’t like VERY tall mounts but if 1.93 is exactly that I think itlll be fine

@@2Ajosh Yes it is a 1.93. It gives you a slight advantage for heads up shooting. But you are still able to get a good cheek position on the stock for good recoil management.

@@BERGQUISTARMAMENT thanks for all the info I appreciate it man ! last question 😂.. would there be any difference from a 1.57-1.93 mount POI shift for a 100 yard zero?

@ I appreciate your questions. Yes there would be a slight POI shift. Best practice would be to rezero if you change the mount. I would also recommend confirming your zero once in a while. Temperature, humidity, pressure, different ammo and other factors could all potentially throw off your zero. That being said, if your zero is off less than half an inch at 100 yards, you will probably hit your target every time. If you move out to longer distances, that’s when the issues will arise.

Scalarworks 1.57

Scalarworks mount

After the thread locker and properly torqued screws the handguard has been rock solid. Yes the upper and lower does have some play.

Sig Romeo 7

T.REX ARMS Ragnarok SD

Not too long cousin😂

T.REX ARMS Ragnarok SD

Sounds like you have a great setup👍

You won’t be disappointed. Make sure you lube the piston gasket. Many of my accuracy issues came from a dry piston.

No unfortunately. Still having issues with it. We are still making changes to get it to run reliably. If it starts to work reliably I will do an update video.

It should work if you have the handguard retaining kit. If you have doubts hit up customer service.

Sounds like a good setup. I bet it sounds great with the wolfman.

@@BERGQUISTARMAMENT I originally bought the Wolfman for my CZ Scorpion SBR. It sounds good on my Scorpion but sounds better on the 300 and I only shoot Hornady 190gr Subs

3/10 but on hammer fired pistols it’s 7/10. 10 being bad.