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Glock is overrated

Show the PSA Dagger mines hella similar

lol all look the same🤣

why do you have that gay ass deskpad or whatever the hell

Agreed i hate that term being used way too much 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

Fixed itself?

These Sig’s cost way too much to have rust issues. That is unacceptable

Good review 🫡

Although the G43X has become Glocks #1 selling firearm, I gravitate more towards the G48 for whatever reason. Handleit grips makes some great grips. I have the same patterned grips on my G43X. Thank you for the mention, We appreciate it greatly. Shot us an email whenever you're ready. (Pun intended).👍

I also had issues with my Jakl pistol loading the first round from a mag, added a hefty coat of oil to the bottom of the bcg and it ran flawlessly. Keep this thing wetter than a mermaid and you shouldn’t have any issues

What type of carry case is that?

Read my comment damnit! I'd recommend getting a cheap AR15, who knows what will be banned in the future.

I've heard a lot of good things about the compact dagger

I've also had issues with the lock back on the Dagger Micro. I swapped my follower with Shield Arms S15 Gen 2 followers since they are the only ones that house the mag spring properly and are shaped closest to the OEM Glock follower. I've had no lock back issues since. It'd be nice to not have to modify the PSA mags, but this is my solution 🤷🏽‍♂️

With the savings off of a dagger, you can buy more shirts

I was thinking about getting one of these, but I think I’m going to wait for the PSA rock compact next month. Also half baked clip was perfect 😂

I was reluctant when I got my c1 due to all the reviews people were getting. Seemed like luck of the draw if you got a good one or not. I've only had 2 failures after about 300 rounds and I believe it was ammo related. No problems once i ran out of the cheap stuff.

Love my Micro. And love your videos! (Still clear?)

I’m a very big fan of the dagger micro. I have the same one you have and the c1. Both have been flawless for me. Magazines have had a few failures to lock back but not just on the micro. Also on the 48 so it’s a mag issue not a pistol issue. They are very good pistols.

I really miss you scrolling through comments.

PSA mags have been junk for me after a few hundred rounds.

Everyone knows what a brace is, people like you is what makes the atf fuck around with us, quit the parenthesis BS, is a fucking brace

Gorgeousssss! On a different topic. Why no more daily shorts?

Mate, if I wasn't already familiar with your content. I would've taken the bait. Well played.🫡

Those silly offset open sites are for people that know how to shoot with open sites people.I don't know how to shoot with an open sight.Think they're just useless, but they're a good tool to have on your gun.Your optics ain't always gonna help you

Those mags are super nice I only had one issue with them it was on my Sabre dagger but it only ended up being the Sabre +5 baseplate

😂😂 dry af boii. Lube that bitch up! I felt that from here sheesh. Anyway, badass build!

They help with actual scopes for sure with higher magnification. You can acquire your target with the back up irons and be pretty close when you transition to the scope. I’m not counting combat optics like an Acog or Elcan as a scope. I disagree with canted irons for CQB because most CQB like room clearing you can simply just point your weapon. Kind of like pointing your finger.

You’re lame

Irons are for 25-40 yards, and the optic is for 50 to 100 yards. It's so you don't have to adjust your optic every time you're in close well that's my understanding for it anyway

How long have you had it? Also if you can’t answer that has it ever jammed? In the market for reliable heavy hitter

First off, you don't put irons on your cantered rail. You're supposed to run a red dot on your canter'd,a 4x scope on your top rail.

Would work good while wearing NBC gear and mask

1st purpose is for back up sights. However setting up irons that way originated as an aid for rapid target acquisition for scoped applications. Basically you can have your magnified optic in the normal position and you would use your iron sights to get you scope closer to the target faster instead of hunting around in your scope for your target.

If you actually know why they are mounted there they wouldnt be “ silly”

I personally find them better for optics with a larger magnification.

Bro, I'm no gun expert, and correct me if im wrong. But those are for when optics fail or cqb. It's much easier to tilt your gun at an angle and still shoot with irons than it is to not have any sights at all, or have to adjust for even more hight over bore.

Help for staying low to the ground with a 30rd mag.

Slightly lift your elbows to vise the gun in your grip.

You use them because you have a long distance site. On the main main primary rail, and then your close site is your forty five degree backup site.

bro got the pic in the background for target practice

In 1988, while in bootcamp, the Colt government model 1911 in 45 acp was the first centerfire pistol I ever shot. I shot and carried a 45 acp almost exclusively for 18 years. I did eventually accept 9mm as "adequate for self defense" with the introduction of Speer Gold Dot ammo.👍 I still EDC 9mm most of the time, but all of my 45 acp stuff has been replaced with 10mm today.💥👊

Nice

Don't forget about the "break in period"

Blame it on the mag! everybody else does.

my favorite caliber! That piece has been on my list but I'm going to have to wait a while. Wife busted me spending too much on g_ns.

Nice gun. I have never shot .45. I don't like when people see me cry. 😂 Not that it works with the TLR, but have you tried the grip with your support hand index finger in front of the trigger guard? I prefer that method on most of my full size guns.

Get an o ring to put under the thread protector, that will stop it from backing off 👍

Loc tite

This looks sick, also love the editing style