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I own one, absolutely love it, do you need it? No, but if you can afford it why not. Any vise can do what this vise does. To each his own.

Dude knows absolutely ZERO about what he's doing. Another JAFO come lately with the coin to buy into the big boys club. Sell it to an operator that knows what to do with it. IYKYK

Great video, really helps me a lot.

Well done. Thanks for this.

You bought the name ! Lol

Accutek bipod

You should of got a 338 LM. Watching this has raised my blood pressure bc it sounds like a kid whining about what he bought and trying to convince others but to buy it.. but hey if you don't like the prices, sell it. Buy cheaper.

Thanks for the informative video. I recently purchased this shotgun and didn’t know how it went together and you demonstrated it and more 😂 I have a question relating to lubrication points however; a small container of oil was included in the box and the manual mentions applying the appropriate amount, but I’m unclear as to where the required lube points are and how extensive the oil is to be applied? I would be grateful for any pointers you can impart to me. Thanks again for the video and Merry Christmas!

This set up has been holding up for 2 years. probably time to change the batteries. Thank you for the video

But how does it work against zombies?

I don't get what holds the cheek riser at the correct height ?

Currently eyeballing a M82A1, in the 20” flavor. All of this so good info, for sure. Nothing really surprising or that I haven’t already considered. Some PMC 660GR *can* be had for under $40/Box. I have a range to shoot it at, safely. Figured $2,000-$3,000 on an optic/rings right out of the gate. Another $400-$500 on some more mags.

No problems in AZ or NV ruclips.net/video/85vBOO9C0kA/видео.html

So you can afford a 107, but dont have your own land to shoot it? Priorities bro

You bought a 50. Stop whining!! Sell it if you are going to whine about it.

Yep, A place to shoot is problem number 1. Ranges don’t like it. Luckily I have land.

Well done man!!! Great insight.

Thank you, much appreciated.

Thanks. Now, how do you remove the GG&G charging handle.

Dude you just saved me 12k!!! I was soooo on the fence and was gonna pull the trigger this week! My wife thanks you also 😂

1st World problems...

We all know we don’t need that but… damn! We really want it!

Thanks for sharing...thoro

This is a fantastic video, but I think it's missing the part about removing the hammer pin c clip. The fire control group portion starts with that removed, but never shows how to do it.

Thank you for taking the time to show this detail.

Thank you.

I installed a MI handguard and when I reassembled it I can see and hear the gas piston shake up and down with a bolt held open when I close it the piston moves up a little bit but does not move. Is that normal? I don't remember what it was like and some people are giving mixed answers online.

So you spent many thousands of dollars without doing any research-got it 🤷‍♂️ You need a redneck state, our range is $30 a year, and back in the woods. Grab a buddy and a case of Busch lite and you’re good to go

Phenomenal video great detail and presentation!

How often to clean the ARGO system? Keep hearing it’s more or less self cleaning but I can see build up happening in the piston area.

I stopped at the 1 min mark. Don't buy a rifle you can't shoot and marry. Next video.

The noreen ulr 50 best deal in my opinion

I got my M95 for about $2500 almost 25 years ago. Some years, I'll put 20 rounds on it, others 200. I've carried mine in the trunk of a Camry without much issue, but my Suburban does better getting to the remote locations we shoot. If history holds, you could use yours for a decade and get more than your money back.

What stool is that?

I went back to my original stock.

Amazing video ! Thank you so much! Could you make one on the 590a1?

Because you can.

Great video, thank you! Question --- when you tilt your m4 up and down upon reassembly, do you hear the pistons click at all? Just noticed this with mine .... new M4 owner

I was just given a Robar RC-50. 50 BMG, with 100 rounds of some ammo from Arizona called acculube 10x coated 750 gr Hornady A max. I'm well versed in most weapon systems and cannot find a place to shoot past 300 yards unless I drive 6 hrs. Very frustrating.

Appreciate the video. With that being said, With that being said, With that being said, with that being said, With that being said, You certainly say that a lot. Some people have a problem with "Uhhhh and Hmmm" when public speaking. It would appear you're good in that department but have fallen to WTBS as your default filler. Just some constructive criticism and in no way am I trying to be negative. Thanks for the video!

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Folks, you can certainly shoot it in big bean fields. 1000 yards or so. Especially when you have a dirt berm at the end. It's not made for taking out a damn battleship. 1500 dollar Leopold holds just fine. Transporting, you break it down. Better with a tripod. Get the right break and don't be a puss. Snipers haul it, shoulder it, and handle business

15-20K smiles per round shot…. Stop whining😬😬😬

Hey man, the reason why no gun shooting ranges won’t except the M107, M82A1, is because the M107 was designed by Ronnie Barrett for disabling anti tanks and aircraft’s etc. it’s Not a sniper rifle…. thanks for sharing man.

All the more reason why I think the Desert Tech HTI is superior. the monopod is fantastic and easy to adjust; the bipod, same story.

What state you in that don’t have a lot of places to shoot it? There are indoor ranges here that will let you shoot 50bmg lol

But there is so many versions of this type of rifle plus add on's

The 50 BMG is not for everyone. It is not the choice of many sporting rifle enthusiasts. There are numerous differences with shooting and reloading and differences with equipment. I find that there are several different types of 50 owners or shooters. 1. The type that like to play around and blow stuff up. This group may not be overly concerned with marksmanship or long range accuracy. 2. The collector type. These folks may not shoot it a ton and don’t necessarily invest a lot of energy in precision accuracy, but they appreciate the art and style of the collection piece. 3. The type that invest time and energy in to precision target accuracy. These folks are often 50 reloaders and are invested into long range competitive shooting or experimentation. The first group often gets tired of the playing over time and may lose interest, selling it off eventually. Whatever type you are, it is a large investment. Many hobbies can be expensive. No exceptions here. There are a lot of different types of 50 rifles out there. In all honesty, the Barrett is a fine piece of engineering and a wonderful rifle & battle weapon.. It is also inferior to numerous 50 rifles out there for long range accuracy. There are a number factors that make this true. I know that you are a beginner in this arena and welcome to you! I might suggest you join the 50 cal shooters association. A ton of great information and resources can be found there. One thing I have to tell you and perhaps challenge your idea of the 50 is that I know the 50 was originally designed as an anti material round. For this purpose it is a great thing! The 50 BMG has evolved since its development. How we understand it today has changed. Be careful about labeling it as not a precision round. It is absolutely capable of being a combat multiplier. It is more than capable of engaging smaller targets including enemy personnel. It is used to do so perhaps more than you think in this day and age. Characterizing it as only an anti material round does sell it far short. War is not about giving your enemy a good chance at you. The 50 is terribly destructive. Of course! But the 50 is one option that is a force multiplier and as we know now, it provides much more than just keeping the enemies head down.

I had a Leupold MK 8 5-25 on my m82 and felt like I was wasting a great optic on a rifle I don’t shoot all that often. I swapped the Leupold out with an Arken SH4 4-16. I’m about 350 rounds in and it’s been solid. Honestly the scar 17 is far worse on optics than the Barrett. Rings are badger high steel rings. I mainly shoot lake city delinked machine gun ammo and get 2-4 inch groups at 100 yards. I delink the ammo myself. I’ve shot it out to 1k yards and it holds its group size with the occasional flyer which are usually the tracer round. I’ve run the AMax and it’s a little under an inch if I do my part but it’s expensive. The lake city machine gun ammo is good enough for most of what I am going to do. If you’re getting 3 foot groups at 100 yards you need to send it back to Barrett and have them look it over for you. Not even a piece milled AK mailed in from the Congo shoots 3 foot groups. Last, ammo is expensive but it’s not a gun you’re going to put 500 rounds down range in a day. The concussive force from the muzzle break is enough to give you a headache after 20-30 shots. All that said, I LOVE the rifle. Sounds like a f’n cannon! When I take it to public ranges I usually go on a Tuesday or Wednesday when it isn’t busy. Great video!

Would you share where you attached the top to the rest of the structure besides that one piece towards the front of it you have flat across? I would think you have more screw points but I couldnt determine where from the video.