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Correct, 4-clicks and the firing pin is hammer mounted.

It's rare, I know. I have a lot of 30-round ProMags for various pistols and most of them jam nonstop when they are near full and you have to empty out like 1/3 of the mag before the weak ass spring can overcome the weight of the ammo and feed properly. There are only a couple I have which actually function without jamming and this is one of them. 🤷‍♂

They are optics / suppressor height sights.

Congrats on your new revolver, the K6S DASA is a pretty sweet shooter! I have a lot of wheel guns and none of their cylinders are particularly hard to push out but I'm not sure how much strength yours needs to get it to come out once you depress the release button. I would suggest cleaning and oiling the entire cylinder / crane mechanism and then working it a bit to see if it'll get looser with some use. If you are unhappy with it, you could always contact Kimber and ask them to take it back to get an adjustment done as it should be covered under the lifetime warranty especially for a new pistol. Good luck! 🤞

The 30SF has a shorter grip and the magazine has an enlarged base plate to help you get a better purchase on it. You can tell the difference in grip length from where my pinky ends up when I'm holding them side by side at the start of this recording. It's a bit more comfortable to shoot than a Glock 26 due to the larger magazine base plate though your experience may vary depending on your hand size. Do you maybe have a local range that has them available for rent where you could check one out?

The one with the longer magazine tower is for Glock pistols. The one with the short mag tower will only work in PCC's. Here are a couple video's with the pistol drum in Glocks: - Glock 17 - ua-cam.com/video/l31JxpJxzlU/v-deo.html - Glock 26 - ua-cam.com/video/IxrYb2YWgh8/v-deo.html

@@GigatonsGunworks thanks👍, I wanna get one for my roni kit with a 34 gen 3

@@Cormano980 I highly recommend it, it's a lot of fun! I have a recording of it with my MCK with a gen 3 Glock 19 here ua-cam.com/video/kx1ZYSx3pwo/v-deo.html. Good luck to you.

@@GigatonsGunworks I will

I just bought the KRISS MagEx2 extension kits that you can find on most major online stores and upgraded my stock G21 mags that came with the pistol. You can find a lot of options to order from with a quick web search, including directly from Kriss USA. I think my own kits came from MidwayUSA a few years ago. I haven't had any problems with it in either my Glock 21 or my Glock 30 and I take at least one of them with me anytime I bring either of those pistols to the range especially if I have guests because it's a guaranteed crowd pleaser. Good luck to you.

@@GigatonsGunworks thanks what gen Glock 21sf is that ?

​@@Jah06100 You're very welcome. The Glock 21SF is a gen 3.

Same, it's an issue when the mag is close to full. The problem is the weak springs the ETS mags come with. They'll likely work much better if you swap out the springs it comes with for the extra power springs that Wolff Gunsprings sells, although it somewhat cancels out their low cost if you go that route. Good luck.

It's the same size as the P14-45.

I suppose that would depend on your holster fit / body shape and whether the additional grip bulk and ammo weight bothers you. If not a concern, then the 14-round capacity may be a good incentive over carrying a 1911 with the standard 7 or 8-round magazines. Personally I prefer compact pistols for my CCW because I am a slim guy and I dress light because I am from a hot southern state, so this would be better suited as a nightstand gun for me. But for bigger guys who don't mind carrying things like a Glock 21, or similar double-stack .45's, this may be a good carry option.

Thanks for the tip! I'm not really looking for a flush fit though, I'd rather have the max capacity especially since the witness holes on the back are labelled up to 30-rounds 😄.

It's the Magpul bipod.

@@GigatonsGunworks I have the Harris 6”-9” and it’s nice and all. Just not enough height, looks like yours is taller than that?

@@seanbrand528 Ah I see. The Magpul bipod is a 6.8" - 10.3" height and I get about 0.5" - 1" additional height because I've actually got the 1913 Picatinny rail version of the bipod connected to a Sylvan Arms M-LOK to Picatinny quick release adapter so I can quickly attach / detach it on all my guns with M-LOK handguards. I find that it's tall enough for both my 30 as well as 40-round AR-15 mags to not bump the table on the shooting bench when I'm using it.

@@GigatonsGunworks exactly damn I might end up trying to sell my Harris or give it to my brother. I’m just not really that happy with it. My 30rd mags hit the ground/ bench and my 40rd mags is a no go. It’s just not quite enough. I just measured it and it actually comes in at 5-7/8” and 8-7/8”. I think im gonna get the Magpul they got a good look to them not so much springs and sharp edges sticking out as my Harris it gets caught and snags on every god damn thing! Plus it’ll stab ya and draw blood. Thanks for the info buddy I think you helped me make up my mind

No problem, I'm glad the information was helpful to you. I think Harris makes great quality bipods but I totally understand if it isn't a good fit for you. I've been using this Magpul bipod since 2019 and I've been super happy with it. I use it on all my AR-15's and a bunch of my 9mm PCC's as well. I also get some peace of mind knowing that if I ever wear them out, the bipod feet are also replaceable and they accept most Atlas pattern bipod feet. However, it's been over 5 years and the stock feet they came with are still doing fine with some minor wear. Good luck to you!

No, that has never happened to me.

I'm happy to hear you've enjoyed yours as much as I have 😄. Ruger produces really well made and robust wheel guns that handle amazingly well. Thanks so much for watching!

I haven't had any issues with reliability and the pistol has always cycled well and is a breeze to shoot. Springfields are definitely nicer which reflects in their price tag. The fitment seems that much tighter and the finishes that Springfield uses are gorgeous. This specific Rock Island 1911 isn't going to win any beauty contests, but it's a workhorse and will get the job done. I like both manufacturers and own pistols from both, but if I had to choose between them it would depend on what it is I'm looking to get out of the gun.

@@GigatonsGunworks I think RIA did a good job designing this pistol. I like how it looks like a standard gi model except I wish they did more to design the grips. Springfield Armory actually used to make a double stack 1911 that looked exactly like the one you have. I wish they still made them.

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I don't recall having any issues but if you got a mag you don't like, I wouldn't worry too much about it because they're super easy to replace. There are great metal mags you can get at really good prices that work flawlessly and are built really well. I have a mix of 30 and 40 round polymer and metal mags that I share between my AK's and I like those more than any of the stock magazines that came with the guns. Good luck, and thanks for watching.

@@GigatonsGunworks oh yeah for sure I have a bunch of yugo surplus mags that work great. I think I just got a lemon. Believe it or not PSA makes a waffle mag that works very well. Metal feed lips and metal locking lug 🤷‍♂️ their 762 aac ammo works well also

@@Grizzlyman420 Yeah you probably just got unlucky with the mag, but it sounds like you're set anyway. Oh nice, that's great to know about the PSA waffle mags 😄. I'm a fan of having a wide variety of mags for my rifles so I'll consider checking them out if I get the itch again to spend money irresponsibly on more magazines I don't really need or have space for 😂

@@GigatonsGunworks cool 👍🏼 PSA seems to make pretty decent stuff. I just recently picked up a GF5 AKM from them and it seems decent. I wanted something to keep the rounds off my imports. 400 rounds in no issues but I have heard horror stories. I have extra firing pins if I start to get light primer strikes I’ll swap it out. Keeping everything original so for now so I can really keep an eye on things.

The nickel version is also gorgeous! I love the Pistolero, it's got that oldschool charm and shoots great😄. Thanks for watching!

I just used the spring that was included with the MagEx2 extension kits. The kits come with everything you need.

@@GigatonsGunworks I’ve seen people say they were having issues with it at times. I wonder if the spring is replaced would that help

@@DOVFGP Ah yeah now that you mention it, I've had 1 or 2 people here in the comments mention they had issues sometimes. I've never had a hiccup and they consistently function just as you see in this recording in both my .45ACP Glocks. I don't know if maybe it was a problem with the Gen 1 extension kits that got resolved with the Gen 2, because mine are the Gen 2 kits. My personal experience has been nothing but flawless 🤷‍♂.

They will fit in 17's, 19's, 26's, and 34's. They also fit in any Pistol Caliber Carbine that uses 9mm Glock mags such as AR-9's, Ruger PC Carbines/Chargers, KelTec SUB2000's, Henry Homesteaders, etc.

There's a company called Wolff Gunsprings that makes good springs that you can order from any online store that carries them. Good Luck.

You're very welcome, I hope you enjoy your upcoming SR22 purchase 😄. I'm a big fan of it because it's just not picky with ammo and chews through cheap bulk .22 without any hiccups in feeding. Thanks so much for watching!

I appreciate your concern and well wishes but this is not the case! This is an old video and many of my recordings during the first year of my channel I did 10 shots on each target square because I'm somewhat OCD. I haven't done that in several years. Here's a newer recording of 2 other Beretta 92's I have with 30-round stick mags 😄ua-cam.com/video/TYaim1LZgXU/v-deo.html . Thanks so much for watching!

I'm glad to hear you enjoy them 😄. I have great fun making them and I like sharing my range day experiences with others as well as having a record for my own personal memories. Thank you so much for watching!

I actually do use the bottom barrel for singles these days primarily for the slightly reduced muzzle flip since it's positioned more inline with the stock. When I made this recording I had my chokes setup differently and I didn't feel like changing it so I just shot the top barrel that day. Thanks for watching!

No I'm not sure what could be causing that. I haven't had any problems with my mags in the G30. Sorry to hear your experience hasn't been that great, I hope you're able to get it sorted.

Congratulations on your new pistol! I'm personally a fan of both the XD and Glock pistols. The thing I hear most people say they like about the XD's is that they have the same grip angle as a 1911 which some folks prefer since you point at the target with your index finger and not your thumbs like with Glocks which are slightly more angled. I'm happy to hear you had a good first experience with it 😄. Thanks so much for watching!

@@GigatonsGunworks I could not get comfortable with the Glock hump. I also could not reach mag release without rotating the handle. Next time at the range, I will rent a 17 and do a comparo.

@@encinobalboa 👍It sounds to me like the XD is probably a better fit for you.