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You are a clear example that you only bought a brand and not a product... can they see it?

Picked one up today can’t to try it

Can't stand people who say "They put that coating on there for a reason".... Coating on a knife makes the knife look cheap in my opinion. We're big boys. We know how to oil a knife. Yours turned out great btw

I still can't get a crimp!

I just got this for my Extar Ep9, I wanted to have my grip at 33 degrees. I had to really tighten the screw real good otherwise it will move a bit.

did you not do any sanding on the blade? thanks for sharing.

Can you use a mil spec bolt with this grip

The BK16 is a great knife to build on. But the scales are cheap, the sheath is trash. And the coating (like all beckers) is much too rough for slicing. Its a canvas for making "your" knife. Hiwever, If it had a kydex sheath and some micarta scales etc. Then it would be in the price range if an ESEE 4 or similar..

Howdy, as a new subscriber & new to pistols, how about a comparison demonstration of a Beretta 92.

Thank you so much! As a beginner to reloading I really appreciate the step by step info the others left out.

Were those fabric softeners you put in your tumbler

THANK YOU BRIAN! My husband and I just got a Lee 4 hole turret press...hubby has loaded his 9mm for the first time and then I tried to load my 30-06 rifle loads. He is a all hands in kind of person...I'm a bit more methodical...I read the instructions and then watch videos. I've done every step just as you've shown here, but for some reason it another I keep hitting a wall every step of the way. All I have right now is very clean brass lol! At least now I feel better that I'm on the right track, but frustrated that I haven't been able to produce one bullet yet!

One of the best and simple but detailed descriptions of how to set the press up, thank you very much for making this vid. Nobody I asked could explain this to me like you did. I'm new to reloading and you just saved me a lot of headaches.

Had mine about a year Love it

kinda typical of autoloading shotguns. if they are gonna have any issues with loads it will almost always be the light loads. the birdshot and reduced recoil bullshit loads. the bigger the load the better the operation.

Thanks for the video.

While the bolt release makes it easier to unload, if it is accidentally hit with around cambered and rounds in the tube, it wll cause a jam. Also a pistol grip on a Mossberg, the top mounted safety is inaccessible without removing you hand from the pistolgrip.

Looks much nicer this way

I got my first bk and I just want to remove a small section of the coating from the spine for striking fire rods, I like the coating on the rest of it though. Is there a type of sandpaper or something more controlled I can use for a small spot?

Was that a PVD coating?

I bought mine this past november. The action is perfect on mine, I lubed it up and loaded and unloaded dummy rounds for 20 minutes to help break it in, helped lighten the loading gate, mine also has a updated mossberg 6 position stock the cheek riser sits much higher than the one in your video. the williams fiber optic sights work great, I have shot 250 rounds flawlessly. love shooting this gun. Good video..

so cute

you could've used ANY other harder deadwood to test the durability of the tip. Removing the bark and stabbing into the deeper layers of the tree, as you did, makes the tree vulnerable and exposes him to fungie and bacteria. Maybe for the next time.

How does the synthetic stock hold up in cold weather?

Think you can lift the handle part, take out the cloth, take out the cord and replace the cloth and continue to use as a zipper pull.

You shouldn't cut the cord, place a flathead skrewdriver into the clam and open/reuse it easy. I bought a pack just to reuse the locks and add my own firecord in it

Does the brush scratch up the blade? Just curious.

I had exactly the same malfunctions with this gun. I had to fire 300 rounds of 3" magnum and high brass or heavy field loads to get it to function. It is now flawless. But c'mon man, 12 boxes of break in? That's nuts.

ITCHY & SCRATCY WITH A COMBAT 12 GAUGE. SOME BAD SHITS ABOUT TO HAPPEN.

I own both, unfortunately bought the M&P9C first , after trying the Ruger the S&W is now a paperweight. The Ruger is superior right out of the box, purchase price is cheaper, not to mention not having to spend an extra $150 for a trigger upgrade. My sister bought the Shield, and after shooting my Ruger the Shield has also become a paperweight...she bought the Ruger. I love the Ruger so much I bought one for EDC and one just to shoot the hell out of! Takes thousands of rounds and still keeps going. And I agree, WW box is crap.

You should always wear your safety glasses when you are shooting and your ears also..

Used for grip installation!

Great Video I will admit I have had Failure from Smith & Wesson M&P line. Might be worth it NOW back when first on market had Major Issues And Customer service was so packed with returns turn around was few months, The Ruger Is my Go To on so levels, Now the over exuberance on Safeties is both good and bad. How about the 17 round mag sold IN THE BOX not an aftermarket find? Slide Release? No such animal to a true gunner Releasing the slide is done by Pulling it back and letting go the SLIDE STOP should never be used to release the slide. Despite what Rambo, Favorite You-tubers or movie hero do.

Great video just two normal guys none of this guys that like they know everything

If two buddies carry the same pistol, they would be able to interchange magazines if necessary.

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Bummer your channel didn't take off granted this is the only video I've watched of yours but it was helpful.

Just ordered one of thier Underlord belts. Best belt I've ever owned. Extremely comfortable, ridged and you can go from a edc belt to battle belt by purchasing their Overlord belt. They custom make these by hand and can do custom colors.

I have a full sized SR9 and an M&P9c. The M&P looks cooler but my SR9 has actually functioned better with no failures. The M&P has FTE’s. The SR9 never has.

That action is unacceptable at any price. How do you show a gun that clearly doesn’t work and say stuff like , “good solid gun”, “I like it”, and “I’d recommend it “. As long as people keep buying this crap and accepting it, they’re going to keep making crap. It’s time to raise the bar people. You could have gotten a used Winchester or Marlin for less than that and had a gun you could use with out making excuses. (Just my opinion).

SUBBED.

Great video. Much more enjoyable watching average guys giving real world opinions.

The S&W M&P9C holds 12 rounds and the Ruger9C holds 10.

I think the problem with the action is it was designed when parts were manufactured with much higher tolerances. So you're getting a classic proven design but unfortunately needs a little fine tuning. Most problems seen on UA-cam are user error or very similar and can be fixed.

It’s not a good solid lever action for the price point! In fact it’s actually a piece of garbage for the price point, you can buy a marlin 336 lever action 30-30 for the same price point as you can get this Mossberg 464 tactical and it can be shot as fast as you want with zero problems. All day everyday and I don’t even like marlin firearms.

BEST rifle i have ever owned! Check out my 464 SPX review and test fire! ua-cam.com/video/3riVox0DV84/v-deo.html

9:40 Why did he walk right in front of that barrel?

I am going to own both these guns one day I like that you guys are good friends, and they're both a good American made guns

The lever safety was actually also on the original Winchester 94's, it just wasn't as big and didn't need to be depressed hardly at all in order for the gun to fire. But it was there and the gun wouldn't fire if the lever wasn't pressing it in.

That thing us a piece of shit....everything about it is JUNK sights pop off DOES NOT CYCLE if you shoot a real 30 30. You would understand.don't get me wrong i love mossberg by far the WORST weapon they ever made