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Great trigger, it is NOT a slide release, and the safety is fine once you get used to it. For a $245 dollar on sale gun it is fantastic. NOT sure why people have such complaints for a gun of this price with such good features, plus it is durable , reliable and accurate..

I was told by ruger its not a slide release its a slide stop & you can damage the slide stop & spring

Sure wish i had saw rhis befor buying one. Just installed it and now my safety slides back and forth on and off safe on its own.

I have a quick question! I just got my RCBS ram priming unit and the mail, but I'm having trouble with it unfortunately. It keeps crushing the primers, but I barely put any pressure on the press handle it won't seat it deeper and the primer is bulging out of the bottom of the case a lot. Then when I apply a little more pressure it ends up always crushing the primer and can't figure it out:(

Appreciate the video. Something worth mentioning: when you turn on the machine, let it set for several minutes bf commencing to dispense powder. Sometimes when you did everything but it's not cooperating, that's what it wants. The manual may actually mention this, but that's long gone for me.

I got mine yesterday and the first one did well. And the second. I was surprised. I may try that spring trik u talkin about

What ever happened to the Rossi 45/70... much better gun and, waaaaay less expensive. $800 for a single shot... nutts !

The Shooting Chrony ONLY displays the speed AT the Chronograph itself. The Labradar however, is using the first detected speeds and distance from the Labradar to extrapolate what the speed "SHOULD BE" at the muzzle. Considering that the Shooting Chrony is setup 12 to 15 feet away from the muzzle it affects the measurements. As a test I setup my Shooting Chrony 6 inches in front of the muzzle. Which is what you're NOT supposed to do. The muzzle blast can prevent getting a reading. However, each time it got a reading it was VERY CLOSE to the reading from the Labradar. Using another Shooting Chrony setup 15 feet away always showed a lower reading, which was expected.

Thanks for sharing Mike. After purchasing my Hornady Neck Turner about 12 months ago, I found it awkward to use. I had thought about removing the spring and now that I've seen your video, this is exactly what I'll be doing. I need to figure out your drill attachment - can you tell me what the attachment is please?

Excellent step by step and includes what materials to use.

Keep your eyepiece/occular lens covered and NEVER dip your brush into the solvent after you've already pushed it through the bore ..it contaminates whats in the bottle....thought you would have known that?.....i was told that by several shooters years ago! 😉

Passing along alittle trick that makes this machine dispense better. Find a plastic straw that fits snug and insert it into the aluminum dispense tube on the machine. Let it stick out about a 1/4" . Maybe allow it to go flush or alittle less on the inside. It will dispense more accurately.

I keep forgettin' things will never be the same again....

Our ranch rifles, 1970's Colt AR-15's, are high mileage guns. The barrels are scrubbed and lubed every fifty to 100 rounds and still shoot well after, almost, a half century. They aren't competition guns, so our cleaning protocol is quick and simple.

Aggressively rack your gun or it will hang 100% security 9 will get you killed if you don't know your gun

The primer depth is not what one should worry about as oppose to bottoming out the primer in the pocket. It is important to bottom the primer out so that it ignites properly. If the primer is not bottomed out it might not go off, or maybe have a delayed ignition. If it is bottomed out it should be recessed. feel for the primer bottoming out and stop. If you wish to crush the primer .001 is plenty, as any further tends to cause a lesser than optimal ignition. So flush with the bottom of the primer pocket or .001 crush is the way to go. no need to measure.

Finding it very difficult to get the brush through the barrel. Nervous to break the rod inside the barrel. Any suggestions? Do you have to hold the handle as you push thru vs the rod itself?

Don't engage the safety, a safety is going to get you death. Just slap in the magazine hard so it auto slides I think that's a cool feature that they have on the Fire arm

I like the safety as it is. Got no issues on the slide release either. I have man hands so it does not bother my thumbs or fingers. No issues, very awesome weapon.

Savage Triggers do not work at all

The Security 380 Light slide is very popular; I'm 74, so I like the light slide. But I also prefer 9mm; so how is the slide on the Security 9?

Don't agree with your Cons at all nothing sharp about the slide release and your Pros that the gun will fire with a round chambered and the magazine not in the well that I do not care for if anyone was able to get my gun away from me I'm going to do all I can to get the magazine to be released and even if one is in the pipe I don't have to be concerned with being shot with my own gun

Mike it’s time to do a new video lol

Can you use bore mops as patches ?

Can you make a video on a bore mop?

Got one when Covid started. Not many guns available. Paid 350$. I actually like the safety. I watch another channel trying to put the safety on and having trouble. What he was doing was trying to push it up from front and middle.. I think the front of the safety is the pivot point.I just push up from the very back of it or sweep it off from the back.. like you I have a laser and use the gun mostly as bedside gun.

i dont know what my trigger is at but its below 1 pound, i had trouble setting it up to catch the sear on bolt close also. But, after some adjusting and learning, its at about 7 oz. and its slam bolt proof and drop proof ive tested it with a 3 foot drop, its safe and its the best trigger ive ever seen or heard about

Sniper in the field tip. Take a small baby food glass jar and fill 1/3 with your favorite bore cleaner. Add cotton patches which fit your bore size. Now, you have pre-soaked bore cleaning patches. I always wear disposable gloves and use disposable shop towels when cleaning my rifle. Upon task completion, pull your gloves off inside out and insert all waste. Tie open end and carry out with you.

Nice

Thanks for info on rifle cleaning. I'm getting back into shooting and hunting and this is very helpful. I notice that your camera is not showing the end of the barrel/ muzzle . Do you let the jag and/or brush go past the end of muzzle ? Also , if you see this comment I'd appreciate having a copy of the chart . Will this procedure be fine for a rifled shotgun barrel ? And how about a smooth bore shotgun barrel ?

I have been getting more time in with mine and it's been a great gun so far.

Excellent, clear instruction - please send me your instruction leaflet.

I just had a SAV-2 installed by a gunsmith in my Savage Model 12 with an Accu-trigger. I have it set to 8 oz, which is consistent + or - 0.2 oz. I cannot get it to inadvertently fire by slamming the bolt shut or dropping the rifle on the butt. Rifle Basix may have made some improvements since your review. I had a gunsmith do the installation because my last trigger job was so aggravating. However, it was his first Rifle Basix installation.

Thank you. I was looking at a rifle basix trigger for my Ruger 77/44. Might just swap out the sear for a timney instead.

I just purchased this gun. I agree with your review for the most part. It shoots well and the sights are adequate. I also dislike the magazine release. I have no issues with the safety though. The slide does wear quickly but it is cosmetic so not a big deal.

Thanks for the video. I have a chrony and debated getting a Lab Radar. This comparison is just what I was looking for to help me decide. Had to chuckle though about not hitting your chrony. Normally shooters who use these are looking for precision in their loads so presumably they are pretty decent, above-average shooters. They should all be able to "miss" an object set up 15 feet away!

I just paid 500 bucks for this gun.

I love this glock also...just ordered 💯

I would modify ur modified procedure by adding a drop or 2 of oil on a patch and run it through

I always use a nylon bore brush for positive copper reading, your procedure is not wrong nore right,id sooner do it Hornadys way

no reason to adjust priming, if the pockets are uniform the primer will bottom out.

I was told not to use bronze brushes with copper cleaning solvents like Butch's bore shine, since a bronze brush itself is made up mostly of copper, so you will be dissolving your bronze brush in the process. I was told to use a nylon brush when using copper dissolving cleaners.

Paid $500 for mine because it came with a laser

I love the room man! Damn I want that space lol

It's clean and dry. isn't it now exposed to humidity which could lead to oxidation and rust? Perhaps running a final patch down it with a small amount of Break Free to put a thin protective coating on it would be a good way to leave it.

I have the Ruger compact 9 and I love it, the only things I don’t like about it is the 10 round magazine capacity, being here in Chicago it’s hard to find magazines over 10 rounds unless you find a bigger magazine in a gun store which I haven’t yet, the other thing is the slightly long trigger pull and reset but I will be putting that red short stroke trigger on it in a few weeks

I will subscribe if you tell me how much a rifle like this costs.

Add the tfx pro sights Thank me later

bro would you be able to email me the cleaning guide. I just bought a new rifle and new to the long rage shoot or I should say I want to start doing long range shooting and hunting. thank you and Merry Christmas and happy new year