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  @CaptDestro5 сағат бұрын

  The fiber optic is a dumb gimmick. The tubes are way too short to be useful. They can always be removed. The Sights themselves are pretty solid though.

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  @jakemetz1742Күн бұрын

  Genuine scooter Manual says 15w-40. Is there a reason 10w-40 was used?

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicКүн бұрын

  @@jakemetz1742 Not especially. It's what she's been using, and oil will vary depending on climate you ride in. 👍

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  @yetanotherspuart39933 күн бұрын

  Had one, wish I could get another. But have no idea where to source one from. Now time to get the kids doing it for you!

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic3 күн бұрын

  @@yetanotherspuart3993 I like that you have been hanging around enough to know EXACTLY the plan! Kiddos will be tossed into the salt mines as soon as they are tall and strong enough.

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  @SigogglinJack3 күн бұрын

  I have a new one. Works great!

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic3 күн бұрын

  @@SigogglinJack I had a new age metal one, but I think the added weight of steel and wood helps keep the momentum going. Besides it only cutting 80% the width of the blade, I'm finding I actually look forward to spending an hour push mowing the lawn. I just had the opportunity to reel mow grass that was 6 inches tall, and while the first row was difficult and took three passes, each half-row cut from there sliced 90% of the tall, thick grass. Idk that a gas mower would have done any better. 🤓👍

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  @RespecttheTraffic4 күн бұрын

  Hello there, may I have your permission to use this video in my compilation? With credit of course.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic4 күн бұрын

  @@RespecttheTraffic Sure, permission (with credit) granted.

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  @RespecttheTraffic4 күн бұрын

  Thank you @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic

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  @bobthebarsteward5 күн бұрын

  A sheet of aluminium foil over the header pipes will keep the dirty oil off them when changing that filter, plus it can be tweaked to guide the flow in the right direction ;)

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic5 күн бұрын

  @@bobthebarsteward This.....is very true. Thanks, friend! 🤓👍

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  @bluetick715 күн бұрын

  got the 1-6 version on a 20-inch A4 works great with the fixed front sight

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic5 күн бұрын

  @@bluetick71 Thanks for the insight. I figured the fixed sight wouldn't prevent use. 👍

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  @driveinstructordrivingscho82336 күн бұрын

  Hello Outside the Target Demographic,,,can I use this clip in my compilation? Any comment what happened? Thanks

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic4 күн бұрын

  @@driveinstructordrivingscho8233 If you put my channel name some where in the clip, yes. All the comments were made : Texting driving, forgot where she was, almost caused an accident, almost missed her exit.

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  @royaltyb183711 күн бұрын

  ❤ What a great instructional video! I know my Suburu garage is charging in the $70’s to replace my cabin filter. I can’t believe it’s that easy and the filter is that inexpensive. 5 minutes?!?!? How can you justify $57 for labor for 5 minutes work. It will take me more than 5 minutes just to clean out my glove compartment.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic11 күн бұрын

  @@royaltyb1837 Most mechanics charge something like $80-120/hr, and they might do 1/4 or 1/2 hour increments. I DON'T know, because I don't go to dealerships, and try not to go to our mechanic, but I can tell/show you just how easy it is. I admit I am not trained or experienced in maintenance for vehicles, but by watching KZread videos and showing how I do basic things, I hope to draw attention to: -the things that people should replace/repair -how easy it is -how inexpensive it is -how the money saved by taking ten minutes a weekend to maintain the car you rely on to go to work and make money, can pay for the repairs you CAN'T complete on your own. Thanks for the comment! Feedback is always appreciated. 🤓👌

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  @williamcrawford798211 күн бұрын

  Heavy barrel, because its heavy. Harbor freight tools and bcm

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic11 күн бұрын

  @@williamcrawford7982 Turns out, all else being the same, having a wider external diameter of the same type of metal makes for a heavier upper. Not that 3ft long M16s are celebrated for their handiness. 😅

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  @duaneprater186511 күн бұрын

  Mine would be copper head's and rattle snakes. Lol

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic11 күн бұрын

  @@duaneprater1865 They.....would still....keep the mice out. 🤓 Ohio has three venomous snakes and they aren't in my area.

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  @duaneprater186511 күн бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic they would keep me out too. 🤣

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic11 күн бұрын

  @@duaneprater1865 There is nothing worth eating in the garden anything. Our pizza plant and Twinky pods haven't even started sprouting. 😒

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  @duaneprater186511 күн бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic lol

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  @cbreeze86412 күн бұрын

  I swear every upper I’ve bought from PSA comes with a scratched up dust cover.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic12 күн бұрын

  @@cbreeze864 Odd, right? There was nothing inside the box that could have scuffed it. Maybe they like to test their new sheets of sandpaper on outbound produce? 😁

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  @knowledgeandmultiskilled13 күн бұрын

  You should start from scratch with an open mind to create a garden, or else it will not work out. It is fine with me if you do not want my input.

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  @peterdarr38314 күн бұрын

  And in a completely unrelated video something interesting happens.

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  @CDN_Torsten14 күн бұрын

  You should be able to do this without the engine running...might make the task a bit more pleasant...

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  @yetanotherspuart399321 күн бұрын

  Looking good. Worth doing as your country might survive the next 4 yrs. I wont so i give up. Stay safe out there.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic21 күн бұрын

  @@yetanotherspuart3993 Lots of fluidity in the air, doesn't hurt to plan for the worst case and get a better case.

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  @yetanotherspuart399321 күн бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic There might be. But my govment sealed our fate. We don't have a 2a like you. I will just bow out gracefully once I no longer have any use.

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  @SigogglinJack21 күн бұрын

  It’s taking shape! I’m looking for to seeing how your garden develops

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic21 күн бұрын

  @@SigogglinJack potatoes, tomatos, and whatever else she planted. Until the pizza and twinky plants rippen, I don't see me eating anything coming out of it. 😒

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  @skidYYYY22 күн бұрын

  I can’t unscrew the bottom of it it’s like stuck

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic22 күн бұрын

  @@skidYYYY The part that unscrews is the top/keychain cap, not the bottom/laser-nozzle end. Assuming yours is the same Dollar Tree keychain I show. 👍

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  @skidYYYY22 күн бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic yeah it is it’s just extremely tight hopefully I can get it off I’m only trying to get the red LED part it’s for a project I’m working on

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic22 күн бұрын

  @@skidYYYY Ah. Then you can probably crush the aluminum body, or cut down the body with scissors, to harvest the components. They probably Glues the nose cap into place. If the batteries are removed, you could boil water and drop the laser pointer in, should free the glue up.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic22 күн бұрын

  I have cut one apart for the white led light to replace a bulb in a flashlight. Small, simple circuit board. Easy to snip the led out.

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  @skidYYYY22 күн бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic Alr thanks

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  @danround719523 күн бұрын

  During that time when your air wasn't working, were you experiencing any hesitation when accelerating? My '18 Forester's air works intermittently and it seems to bog the engine down quite a bit

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic23 күн бұрын

  @@danround7195 No, everything sounded correct, and it DID blow, it was just like 5degs less than ambient. Based on what you say, I'd assume your AC compressor, or the clutch, is wearing out, and when you turn the AC on, the compressor/clutch, instead of spinning with minimal resistance, binds the serpentine belt, which loads your engine, which makes it sound like the engine is blogging down. Open your hood, and have someone else operate your car. Have them start the engine, without turning the AC on. The AC compressor is at the top, right, of the front of your engine bay (closest to the battery). Listen and watch the serpentine belt, and have the driver turn the AC on. If the belt slows down, or the AC clutch doesn't spin, you have your problem. 👍

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  @SigogglinJack24 күн бұрын

  Good tip to change out valve stems with every tire change. I’d have never thought to freeze them.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic24 күн бұрын

  @@SigogglinJack Freezing them made it slip right in. 👍 A great trick, if you have the time.

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  @heavybreathinghonda715024 күн бұрын

  If you have a dagger and want a comp or muzzle device harrington arms makes one especially for the dagger no need to buy lighter recoil springs but if you are running a comp more than likely your going to need a lighter recoil spring and test a few of them so keep that in mind sometimes people buy a comp that looks cool and spend more money in springs and testing

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic24 күн бұрын

  @@heavybreathinghonda7150 Thanks, Friend! I will look into that. The comp does help tame the blast and sound, which for newer shooters could make the difference between "Today I shot a 9mm for the first time" and "today I shot a 9mm for the first time, and it was fun!" 👍

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  @SigogglinJack25 күн бұрын

  Cool product. I like the idea of keeping it in a cooler for cooling down an overheated kid

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  @mikestroud305325 күн бұрын

  The peep sight/ghost ring post is on backwards on these sights and all the ones on Amazon that look like exactly them... The "cup" on the peep sight should face the shooter to reduce glare. My guess is these are OEM type sights that people buy from the factory, rebrand and sell. They are dirt cheap I suspect because they are not configured correctly.... They are not impossible to fix with a 1/16 punch. You can then back the post off the shaft and flip it around... be careful because the adjustment wheel has two tiny springs and ball bearings that will fall out when it comes off. Buyer beware....

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  @practicalcivilian325926 күн бұрын

  That’s a nice clean look !

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic26 күн бұрын

  @@practicalcivilian3259 Thanks, Friend. Turned out real nice. 🤓👌

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  @SigogglinJack27 күн бұрын

  Very nice! I’m in the middle of remodeling (downsizing) our garden. Post hammers are worth their weight in gold. I’ll never set another post without one.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic27 күн бұрын

  @@SigogglinJack I saw the price and was not sure, but it was like a dollar a stake, and that helped out things in perspective. 🤓

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  @1873Winchester27 күн бұрын

  Raw linseed oil is much more effective than BLO by the way, not sure what you are using. But someone mentioned BLO in the comments and to anyone wanting to try this you really should be using the raw stuff. It's so much better penetrating, it gets into all the nooks and crannies as well as getting into existing rust and stopping it.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographic27 күн бұрын

  @@1873Winchester That's what I read too, and luckily my stuff is not boiled. Takes a few days to fully dry. 👍

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  @truthteller9999929 күн бұрын

  Did you use motorcycle specific oil? You know you need that because of the wet clutch, right?

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  @davidmark86623 күн бұрын

  Truth

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  @lamdinh2879Ай бұрын

  Can you link where you got the linear comp from? Would like to try it on my dagger as well. Thanks!

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  "1/2x28mm linear compensator" in ebay. I have like 5 of these, with three more on the way. I have replaced every A2 Birdcage on my ARs, and used these on my Sub 2000, Taurus TX22, and now this Dagger. Would, and have, recommend. 👍 www.ebay.com/itm/265351609122?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=5W6l-D0kTIO&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=C6PT51UMQGS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  If you get it for your Dagger, let me know if you have had feeding issues too. I imagine mine just needs to be worked in a little more to become reliable.

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  @michaelnasser8697Ай бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic that would be my guess is that once it’s broken in, it “should” be fine.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  @@michaelnasser8697 It is a not-small amount of weight, being added furthest from the pivot point, of the dropping barrel locking system. The more the copper finish wears off the barrel, the smoother it might run. 😭

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  @michaelnasser8697Ай бұрын

  Interesting. I’ve heard of the Dagger, but never researched it. I’ve had several Glocks over the years but just couldn’t get past their damn thick and chunky grips. If I’m understanding you correctly, the grip on that isn’t as thick and more ergonomic? Really look forward to a long term review and especially a video on the linear compensator. Have been really thinking about getting one. Thanks for the video, very informative.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Palmetto State Armory is trying to make quality firearms at an affordable enough price that everyone could get into their 2A rights. Check into them, they will be running an Independence Day sale this week. OMG, YES. The grip is SOOOO much better, as if it were ACTUALLY designed to be held by human hands. Tbf, in the 1970s, Glock prob was limited on capabilities and polymer formulas, being 50+ years ago. I've been holstering this gat around the house and yard, and everytime I draw it...man does it fit the hand well. Quickly moving up the ranks of "favorite handgun". 🤓

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  @michaelnasser8697Ай бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic outstanding! Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it ole buddy.

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  @tacticalnewbe574517 күн бұрын

  ​@@michaelnasser8697 I may be mistaken but the FS grip is slimmer I believe than the comp one, at least to me.

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  @Hammerback97216 күн бұрын

  I also have tiny hands and look forward to future updates.

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  @ToniML200Ай бұрын

  Hey, it's possible I did not notice it, but do you have any video of you doing the firewall (0:19)? If not, could you please elaborate, on which part did you apply the material (inside / outside) and how did you get to the firewall? Thanks a bunch!

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Hi Friend! I don't remember if I made a video on it. My base model Forester did not have any protection on the firewall, so I did have to do my firewall. If you have any dark fabric already on your firewall, I don't know that you can add over it. That said, first I cleaned the whole firewall with rubbing alcohol. Then, I cut a sheet or two of the Noice sound deadener sheets (seen in episode one of my noise deadening series) into 1/8 sheet strips, and put that strips anywhere where if I tapped the metal, the metal was loud. Meaning, if I tapped a thin part of the metal, it would make noise like if I tapped the backside of a cookie sheet. If I tapped metal and it was quiet, like tapping a steel pipe, then I didn't bother with the Noico. Next, I used the $14 roll of 10mm insulation foam (Temu, best seen in the "door" episode of my ND series), cut strips of about 4 inches wide, and basically tiled the firewall, making additional cuts to allow for the tubing and connectors and all. I'd say I had maybe 20% coverage for the Noico (to prevent noise from being made), and maybe 80% coverage of the insulating foam (to mute any noise from being transferred through the firewall). I absolutely recommend doing it. It won't look pretty, as it will be piecemailed together, but 1) who's going to ask to see under your hood? 2) it allows you to keep most of the engine noise out of the cabin. 3) it allows you to keep most of the road noise from transferring through your strut towers. 4) it helps keep the engine HEAT out of your cabin, as the insulating foam not only blocks sound energy but also thermal energy Hope that helps!

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  @ToniML200Ай бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic That's very helpful, thanks! But just a second. On which part of the firewall did you apply this? On the engine side? Also, how did you get to that side? Wouldn't the engine be in the way?

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  @@ToniML200 Everything I mentioned was on the engine side. My final video of the series shows what I did to the firewall on the inside/cabin side. The engine, and like seven houses and tubes, were in the way. Hence why I did not use a single sheet of foam, but opted to cut it into 4-6 inch wide strips, and applied where I could. Too thin of strips and the adhesive mat not stick well enough. Did what I could. 🤷

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  @@ToniML200 If you check my most recent "Community Post", I @ed you with pictures of my firewall. Sometimes pictures tell you everything you need. 👍

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  @@ToniML200 Between all the things I did to my car, my uncalibrated cellphone decible meter app said I was averaging about 70dB while driving to work, and the actual decible meter now reads around 52 dB at 65mph on Cleveland "maintained" roads. Night and day difference.

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  @SigogglinJackАй бұрын

  Great color combo.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  They did a good job on their quality and options. I'm excited for the next build.

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  @SEALUkraineАй бұрын

  I also have Forester and Centurion of 2000 year of manufacturing. They are also given by my grandpa. The Ceturion used to be my EDC knife for years (2000 - 2010). I didn’t even know what is EDC then 😂

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Funny, how now "EDC" is a marketable thing, when humans have had to carry objects like stone knives, belts, and staffs, for hundreds if not thousands of years. We really do like to think we are special.

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  @SEALUkraineАй бұрын

  My oldest Victorinox is 80s Handyman with no hook. My grandpa gave it to me several years ago and it wasn’t used before. I only added plus scales to it)

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  40+ years old, and still working, I imagine. Thanks for the story. 🤓 I bought a Spartan on camo for my son, before he was born, while in Germany. When he is of age, he will get a tool that will help him adapt his world to him.

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  @SigogglinJackАй бұрын

  Wow great price! Great comparison. Of course this video didn’t show up in my feed. I sometimes run a 19 mag in my 26 with an X-grip. Thanks for making this video

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Very impressed so far. Would not hesitate to recommend. 👍

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  @shilahcipriano1481Ай бұрын

  Like new!

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  @shilahcipriano1481Ай бұрын

  Great idea 🎉 love it on my car.

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  @brianleabo6295Ай бұрын

  One thing I learned from experience of painting gun sites. Is if you use night vision make sure you use a color that it can pick up easily. You can get tritium and orange Trijicon makes that but you gotta buy the whole site.

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  @SigogglinJackАй бұрын

  Very cool! You’ve got a great range too

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  A couple of railroad ties with old tires behind it. Police approved. I also have 1 foot rebar spikes spiking out from in between the rails, to act as steel gong hangers. Between steel and paper plates, balloons, and clay pigeons, we have fun out there. 🍻

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  @SigogglinJackАй бұрын

  Great idea! I’d have never thought of that.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  If you drive a reliable car, odds are other people drive that same car. Around here, a not-small ratio of people have Subarus, and the Outback is one of their best sellers. The color absolutely makes a difference, especially in the dusk/dawn/night. 🤓

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  @heronthereАй бұрын

  It looks way smaller than you described. I'd get something that eats bluegill. In texas that is largemouth bass. Without them you'll have a whole lot of stunted bluegill.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  The size varies, as it is more of a "water reservoir" than a pond. It isn't very big, and I know video doesn't always do size/distance justice. "Stunted bluegill". What do you mean by that? They seem to be both physically larger and in larger numbers than when we threw them in. Do bass do well in stagnant water? The water is clean enough to have salamanders around the rim, but there are no currents or flows.

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  @heronthereАй бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic stunted refers to over populated and very small. That tends to happen when another species do not keep their numbers in check. I think there is a hormone that fish emit that stunts their growth. Running water dilutes the hormone, stagnant allows it to concentrate. The pond looks healthy, bass would do fine. Just keep the numbers low.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  @@heronthere Shiny, thanks, Friend. I freely admit I am ignorant on this, so any insight is appreciated. I'll look into largemouth bass. 🍻

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  @heronthereАй бұрын

  @@OutsideTheTargetDemographic you did good letting the bait fish and vegetation establish before adding the predator fish. It will result in a much more balanced pond. Most people lack that patience.

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  @ClubARthur15Ай бұрын

  Great comparison video! The side-by-side with the Glock 17 definitely helps illustrate the differences.

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Thanks, Friend. I originally thought the "compact" was a Glock 19 equivalent, and the "full size" was a Glock 17 equivalent, making buying the "correct slide" a concern, but after getting the three pack, I better understand what the website did not make clear. Thought I would pass the info along. More videos to come. 🤓

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  Also, thanks for the sub! 🤓

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  @asankasanjayadesilva9628Ай бұрын

  Red LED blinks 10 times and not heating

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  @scottschmittmusicАй бұрын

  Clutch maybe

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  @scottschmittmusicАй бұрын

  Did you get it fixed

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  @OutsideTheTargetDemographicАй бұрын

  I did. Our mechanic did a leak test, recharged it, and Co firmed no leak. $160. Welllllll worth it. This recall *could* have reimbursed me, but my car wasn't effected by the recall.