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7/10/2024 completed sales on gun broker. They’re go for average price lows in the 400.00 highs in the 650.00 Exceptions, 800.00 much above that and they’re not selling as of today
@SoeleenLachmanmartowidjojo15 күн бұрын
Where can i get this from which site
@girthbrooks83016 күн бұрын
I'm not able to charge my rifle by hand. I need to stomp on the charging handle to cycle a new magazine. Will replacing the rollers up a size make it easier to charge?
@spongebobdriftpants17 күн бұрын
Aguilia works perfect in mine. remington is known to have inconsistencies in their rim fire ammo.
@banetom20 күн бұрын
What a dick move.
@springfieldtownshiphistori7317Ай бұрын
PLEASE keep steel wool in a different room away from your Marlin!
@dprimo920Ай бұрын
Probably the most useless video I’ve ever seen
@Wireman1342 ай бұрын
RIP bro IBEW misses you
@theKGB65Ай бұрын
Thanks man. Just been enjoying life, family, motorcycling, etc.. Take care.
@acrowly42542 ай бұрын
Comparing the 31c and 31 any real difference in muzzle flip and velocity? Seems like no difference in muzzle flip...at least to me
@patricklowder32802 ай бұрын
I have a 1952 M1 Tanker in 30-06. It's not a cut-down. I ran the numbers, It's as Springfield Armory made it.
@PerceptionVsReality3332 ай бұрын
I was expecting slower velocities with that cylinder gap but it was actually a bit faster than most semi autos.
@chrisharrison85912 ай бұрын
Pretty sure this is the best one I’ve watched on Glock out of about 20.
@incredible32142 ай бұрын
Tacticaca 💩Dissolution. Thank you for the brutal video. Advantage Arms should sponsor your channel for sending them customers.
@DanY-zl3jg2 ай бұрын
This affordable device has definitely made it easier for me to pick up brass after a long day of shooting. Save lots of aches and pain on the back and legs.
@steven33793 ай бұрын
Good shooting.! I just mounted a Sig Romeo 5xdr "green dot predator triangle" sight, after owning the CX4 for 2 years, I got the sight the same day... I love this carbine and my 92x RDO Compact, those 30 rounders are cool.! Yesterday was the first time using the gun and sight together, good combo especially for my 70 year old eyes! 👍👍
@slavikarlov3 ай бұрын
Not a brigadier, boo.
@theloki724 ай бұрын
First of all: I like the Glock field knife! But: it's not good for carving. It is also not good for preparing food. Generally speaking, it's not good for a lot of camp chores. What it is good for: prying open crates or digging a hole as a toilet. Yes, and for throwing it or fighting with it.
@kevinrollman31014 ай бұрын
One big plus is that Remington made their barrels better than J.M. And now Ruger. Remington trigger pull is lighter than J.M.’s or Ruger’s. Ruger made Marlin 1895’s have a trigger pull of 6.25 lbs. the 30-30’s have a trigger pull of 7.25 lbs. compare that to Remingtons 4.5 lbs. on the 1895’s and 4.25 on the 30-30’s. Ruger has now made Marlin lever guns with the heaviest trigger pulls ever known.
@kevinrollman31014 ай бұрын
You are also correct about the decibels created by cocking the hammer verses the cross bolt safety. Shooters do not realize that from time to time when someone attempts to set the hammer in half cock position they slip a little and Boom!!! These safety’s are quicker to function than pulling the hammer back from half to full cock. My Remington 1895 had a rather stiff lever action. After around 200 rounds the lever action is perfect!! Remington produced all their Marlin lever parts on CNC machines. Tolerances are tight not loose as on J.M.’s.
@kevinrollman31014 ай бұрын
You are correct Sir!! The wood to metal fitting especially on a 45-70 lever gun need to have spacing so the stock does not crack!! People do not realize this, but Remington does!!
@spraynpray4 ай бұрын
A buddy had one of these. The firing pin kept breaking. Wiselite charged about $800 to "fix" it 3 times, but it immediately broke each time and they just kept charging more and more money. Wiselite are scumbags.
@snow_tacknives20244 ай бұрын
I see that its on the rifle barrel but what keeps it from nilly dilly coming off?
@theKGB654 ай бұрын
Glock used to offer a bayonet lug adapter for the AUG, though I've never seen one.
@pigpaul4 ай бұрын
Still love trijicon??
@kinddave275 ай бұрын
Oh fuck.
@shaunblevins33035 ай бұрын
Man that S&W 500 will Destroy a Deer. If you are going to use that 500 for Deer you ain’t no hunter, you are a Moron. I hope you have more Common Sense then that.
@alexugorcak61595 ай бұрын
Hello, i just found a model 39 Century Limited 1894 octagon barrel lever JM. I am so excited😅
@user-zt1cb6lj5r5 ай бұрын
Hello! Tell me, is this knife completely disassembled? And if it is disassembled, then after reassembly by hand, does it not lose its original strength and integrity?
@theKGB655 ай бұрын
Nope, just removed the dust cap from the end of the handle.
@johndpearson645 ай бұрын
I had one of those years ago. I noticed some blown primers during my second shooting session. When I field stripped it at home I noticed the receiver was cracked! I traded it for an imported muzzle loader to a gunsmith who said he would use it for parts. Still don't know what happened.
@ronaldprovencher75705 ай бұрын
who uses vihtavuori n350 slow handgun powder ? 9mm reloading . 115 gn 5.7 gn load AOL 1.140
@jcrowellz20005 ай бұрын
I like the design of the S&W 2214, except for the magazine catch being on the front strap?! All they had to do, if space is limited, is put a European style release on the bottom
@theodorehowe22626 ай бұрын
Except rifle, I was able to find a 1939 first year 39a in great condition
@SaulTamalezX86 ай бұрын
Wish i had a 31 c
@tires2burn6 ай бұрын
Nice rig. Could you replace the bore brush with a bore mop to wipe clean?
@theKGB656 ай бұрын
Yep, anything that works by pulling. A push-through cleaning jag would be the obvious fail here.
@user-yd2sx3ds4b6 ай бұрын
this is awesome. I'm left with one leftover part. its part of the trigger assembly. It's a small, thin piece of metal similar to the slide catch spring, but shorter with a couple more bends. what is it?
@theKGB656 ай бұрын
Could it be that the thin wire spring, that is supposed to be a permanent part of the slide stop lever assembly, possibly became detached? kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGZ1yo-AmpezdNY.html
@danielmorgan52766 ай бұрын
@@theKGB65Thanks for the response. good thinking. I don’t think that’s it though. That a great video, but I still didn’t see the part. The weird thing is, got the whole thing assembled and it seems to function properly. Haven’t fired it yet though. I don’t know how I didn’t think to post a link. In the photo here, it’s the piece at the top right corner.
@theKGB656 ай бұрын
Maybe some sort of aftermarket trigger-mod part then..? @@danielmorgan5276
@user-ho4nw5sf3w6 ай бұрын
A couple thoughts. Started useing these in the early 70ties. They are a bit noiseir than you might think. Shot in your basement can be heard through out the house. Power wise, be careful. I shot through the side of a camper I own, so they do have some cat repellent power. On the plus side, you dont need a reloading tool. They are easy to use. And lastly, they can provide some shooting entertainment that otherwise might be to expensive. I like own and shoot both a S&W breaktop revolver chambered in.38 S&W and a Colt lightning chamber in .38 Long Colt. Two different guns two different calibers and these work in both. Ammo for these guns run high. Its black powder, I dont want to reload so these things just fill the bill. They wont hurt the guns and I get to do what I want. Pop caps and put holes in paper. It is my belief that if you have a .38 spl you shoud have a couple boxes of these. And if you dont own a .38 spl revolver, you should get one.
@theKGB656 ай бұрын
Right on! Interesting collection you have there.
@spencerderosier66497 ай бұрын
Really well done video
@Tony_Seed7 ай бұрын
Ah yes reloading 5.7 isn’t worth it and near impossible…… so everyone send me your brass.
@jessewilson39247 ай бұрын
Just a thought! Did you try it without that big goofy mount on there ? I feel elike that not only would affect the action of the slide but the mount looks to be blocking the spent cases from being able to eject!
@theKGB657 ай бұрын
Yes. Most of my testing was done without that. Went way above-and-beyond trying everything - wide variety of ammo, lubes, number of rounds in the mags, sent it back to the factory, and wrung it out again. Nobody else went to these lengths, believe it. Figured I spent more on the test ammo than what the slide cost me. Using a big dot sight would negate the whole reason we buy these conversion kits. The dot allowed for a much finer aiming resolution as a means for ammo-accuracy testing. This was a very disappointing product. Now I have two Glock 44s that I am extremely pleased with.
@RUIZ448 ай бұрын
I HAVE A NON WORKING C93 PISTOL IS BEEN IN MY SAFE FOR FEW YEARS NOW I KNOW HOW TO FIX IT THANK YOU
@michael-zg2co8 ай бұрын
Rear of the mag well looks cracked. Is it supposed to be that way
@theKGB658 ай бұрын
You're probably noticing the seam in the folded sheet metal receiver where it's welded together.
@terryfyre68818 ай бұрын
Where did you purchase the part from that fixed the issue?
@theKGB658 ай бұрын
From RTG Parts.
@8899768898 ай бұрын
I like the quad rail setup
@dakotaevans25078 ай бұрын
Could it neutralize a threat at 100yds???
@fotispapadopoulos69338 ай бұрын
Now that I have the S&W I love reloading for it. Super easy on the brass as opposed to the FN.
@seanhorton45109 ай бұрын
Bro was pissing me off when he couldn’t hold the camera still
@capnd.76889 ай бұрын
Im glad you set it straight. The features on the knife are for the Steuhr AUG. CORRECT.
@rorschachdaws75059 ай бұрын
Beautiful pistol
@YourMommasDaddysBro10 ай бұрын
Am I missing somehting, I’m fairly new in this area. But 8.5 grains of Accur-7 seems pretty hot at 115 jhp
@theKGB6510 ай бұрын
Any answer I might give should not matter to you because every load has to be systematically worked up for each individual firearm using a reputable published data source such as Lee, Hornady, the various powder manufacturers, etc.. We can't rely on other shooters for load recipes. It's always better to keep your foot off the gas when handloading. Strive for reliable function, accuracy, and clean burns that don't stretch the brass too much, and always within published specifications including case length and bullet seating dimensions. Reloading manuals are what make this hobby fun. The Lee Modern Reloading book is a favorite.
@YourMommasDaddysBro10 ай бұрын
@@theKGB65 thanks. I own just about every manual there is, which is why I asked my question...
@theKGB6510 ай бұрын
Find this load in your Hornady 9th Edition manual. @@YourMommasDaddysBro
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Happy 11 year anniversary
Wow. Has it been that long?!
@theKGB65 Time waits for noone :')
7/10/2024 completed sales on gun broker. They’re go for average price lows in the 400.00 highs in the 650.00 Exceptions, 800.00 much above that and they’re not selling as of today
Where can i get this from which site
I'm not able to charge my rifle by hand. I need to stomp on the charging handle to cycle a new magazine. Will replacing the rollers up a size make it easier to charge?
Aguilia works perfect in mine. remington is known to have inconsistencies in their rim fire ammo.
What a dick move.
PLEASE keep steel wool in a different room away from your Marlin!
Probably the most useless video I’ve ever seen
RIP bro IBEW misses you
Thanks man. Just been enjoying life, family, motorcycling, etc.. Take care.
Comparing the 31c and 31 any real difference in muzzle flip and velocity? Seems like no difference in muzzle flip...at least to me
I have a 1952 M1 Tanker in 30-06. It's not a cut-down. I ran the numbers, It's as Springfield Armory made it.
I was expecting slower velocities with that cylinder gap but it was actually a bit faster than most semi autos.
Pretty sure this is the best one I’ve watched on Glock out of about 20.
Tacticaca 💩Dissolution. Thank you for the brutal video. Advantage Arms should sponsor your channel for sending them customers.
This affordable device has definitely made it easier for me to pick up brass after a long day of shooting. Save lots of aches and pain on the back and legs.
Good shooting.! I just mounted a Sig Romeo 5xdr "green dot predator triangle" sight, after owning the CX4 for 2 years, I got the sight the same day... I love this carbine and my 92x RDO Compact, those 30 rounders are cool.! Yesterday was the first time using the gun and sight together, good combo especially for my 70 year old eyes! 👍👍
Not a brigadier, boo.
First of all: I like the Glock field knife! But: it's not good for carving. It is also not good for preparing food. Generally speaking, it's not good for a lot of camp chores. What it is good for: prying open crates or digging a hole as a toilet. Yes, and for throwing it or fighting with it.
One big plus is that Remington made their barrels better than J.M. And now Ruger. Remington trigger pull is lighter than J.M.’s or Ruger’s. Ruger made Marlin 1895’s have a trigger pull of 6.25 lbs. the 30-30’s have a trigger pull of 7.25 lbs. compare that to Remingtons 4.5 lbs. on the 1895’s and 4.25 on the 30-30’s. Ruger has now made Marlin lever guns with the heaviest trigger pulls ever known.
You are also correct about the decibels created by cocking the hammer verses the cross bolt safety. Shooters do not realize that from time to time when someone attempts to set the hammer in half cock position they slip a little and Boom!!! These safety’s are quicker to function than pulling the hammer back from half to full cock. My Remington 1895 had a rather stiff lever action. After around 200 rounds the lever action is perfect!! Remington produced all their Marlin lever parts on CNC machines. Tolerances are tight not loose as on J.M.’s.
You are correct Sir!! The wood to metal fitting especially on a 45-70 lever gun need to have spacing so the stock does not crack!! People do not realize this, but Remington does!!
A buddy had one of these. The firing pin kept breaking. Wiselite charged about $800 to "fix" it 3 times, but it immediately broke each time and they just kept charging more and more money. Wiselite are scumbags.
I see that its on the rifle barrel but what keeps it from nilly dilly coming off?
Glock used to offer a bayonet lug adapter for the AUG, though I've never seen one.
Still love trijicon??
Oh fuck.
Man that S&W 500 will Destroy a Deer. If you are going to use that 500 for Deer you ain’t no hunter, you are a Moron. I hope you have more Common Sense then that.
Hello, i just found a model 39 Century Limited 1894 octagon barrel lever JM. I am so excited😅
Hello! Tell me, is this knife completely disassembled? And if it is disassembled, then after reassembly by hand, does it not lose its original strength and integrity?
Nope, just removed the dust cap from the end of the handle.
I had one of those years ago. I noticed some blown primers during my second shooting session. When I field stripped it at home I noticed the receiver was cracked! I traded it for an imported muzzle loader to a gunsmith who said he would use it for parts. Still don't know what happened.
who uses vihtavuori n350 slow handgun powder ? 9mm reloading . 115 gn 5.7 gn load AOL 1.140
I like the design of the S&W 2214, except for the magazine catch being on the front strap?! All they had to do, if space is limited, is put a European style release on the bottom
Except rifle, I was able to find a 1939 first year 39a in great condition
Wish i had a 31 c
Nice rig. Could you replace the bore brush with a bore mop to wipe clean?
Yep, anything that works by pulling. A push-through cleaning jag would be the obvious fail here.
this is awesome. I'm left with one leftover part. its part of the trigger assembly. It's a small, thin piece of metal similar to the slide catch spring, but shorter with a couple more bends. what is it?
Could it be that the thin wire spring, that is supposed to be a permanent part of the slide stop lever assembly, possibly became detached? kzread.info/dash/bejne/fGZ1yo-AmpezdNY.html
@@theKGB65Thanks for the response. good thinking. I don’t think that’s it though. That a great video, but I still didn’t see the part. The weird thing is, got the whole thing assembled and it seems to function properly. Haven’t fired it yet though. I don’t know how I didn’t think to post a link. In the photo here, it’s the piece at the top right corner.
Maybe some sort of aftermarket trigger-mod part then..? @@danielmorgan5276
A couple thoughts. Started useing these in the early 70ties. They are a bit noiseir than you might think. Shot in your basement can be heard through out the house. Power wise, be careful. I shot through the side of a camper I own, so they do have some cat repellent power. On the plus side, you dont need a reloading tool. They are easy to use. And lastly, they can provide some shooting entertainment that otherwise might be to expensive. I like own and shoot both a S&W breaktop revolver chambered in.38 S&W and a Colt lightning chamber in .38 Long Colt. Two different guns two different calibers and these work in both. Ammo for these guns run high. Its black powder, I dont want to reload so these things just fill the bill. They wont hurt the guns and I get to do what I want. Pop caps and put holes in paper. It is my belief that if you have a .38 spl you shoud have a couple boxes of these. And if you dont own a .38 spl revolver, you should get one.
Right on! Interesting collection you have there.
Really well done video
Ah yes reloading 5.7 isn’t worth it and near impossible…… so everyone send me your brass.
Just a thought! Did you try it without that big goofy mount on there ? I feel elike that not only would affect the action of the slide but the mount looks to be blocking the spent cases from being able to eject!
Yes. Most of my testing was done without that. Went way above-and-beyond trying everything - wide variety of ammo, lubes, number of rounds in the mags, sent it back to the factory, and wrung it out again. Nobody else went to these lengths, believe it. Figured I spent more on the test ammo than what the slide cost me. Using a big dot sight would negate the whole reason we buy these conversion kits. The dot allowed for a much finer aiming resolution as a means for ammo-accuracy testing. This was a very disappointing product. Now I have two Glock 44s that I am extremely pleased with.
I HAVE A NON WORKING C93 PISTOL IS BEEN IN MY SAFE FOR FEW YEARS NOW I KNOW HOW TO FIX IT THANK YOU
Rear of the mag well looks cracked. Is it supposed to be that way
You're probably noticing the seam in the folded sheet metal receiver where it's welded together.
Where did you purchase the part from that fixed the issue?
From RTG Parts.
I like the quad rail setup
Could it neutralize a threat at 100yds???
Now that I have the S&W I love reloading for it. Super easy on the brass as opposed to the FN.
Bro was pissing me off when he couldn’t hold the camera still
Im glad you set it straight. The features on the knife are for the Steuhr AUG. CORRECT.
Beautiful pistol
Am I missing somehting, I’m fairly new in this area. But 8.5 grains of Accur-7 seems pretty hot at 115 jhp
Any answer I might give should not matter to you because every load has to be systematically worked up for each individual firearm using a reputable published data source such as Lee, Hornady, the various powder manufacturers, etc.. We can't rely on other shooters for load recipes. It's always better to keep your foot off the gas when handloading. Strive for reliable function, accuracy, and clean burns that don't stretch the brass too much, and always within published specifications including case length and bullet seating dimensions. Reloading manuals are what make this hobby fun. The Lee Modern Reloading book is a favorite.
@@theKGB65 thanks. I own just about every manual there is, which is why I asked my question...
Find this load in your Hornady 9th Edition manual. @@YourMommasDaddysBro
Thanks, for the trigger info.