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I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip brother, and thanks for watching. Stay safe out there.

@@RonBlackstock Bear Creek Arsenal has Glock barrels at very reasonable prices even threaded Stainless Steel 9mm conversion. Plus, they are making carbines that use Glock magazines in 10mm and 45 ACP, but I like the ones Ruger has made in 9mm and 45 ACP. Gowutar makes great RMR and RMSc size dot sites the 300 Lumens Streamlight TLR-6 HL for Glock railed pistols with 3 rechargeable batteries, a single charger, and a cable is awesome. I plan on investing in Dove AMS’ DoveDOT Mounting Plate Kit so don't have to have my slides cut to mount my Dot sights plus have backup irons too.

Pull the tab out from under the battery, make sure the battery is in the correct way and you won't see the light on NV1 or NV2 and probably 1 through 3 maybe even 4 after that you should see the light. If not buy a new CR163R battery

You won't regret it. Still using mine on the daily.

Pretty good, brother. Both of them are still going strong...thanks for watching. Stay safe out there.

The supressor is a Dead Air Wolfman. I got the Griffin Armament piston that is compatible with the Dead Air booster. It was the only option that I could find at the time. The piston and booster assembly from Dead Air is constantly sold out everywhere I was looking. I had to buy the threaded qdc adapter separately. It is also available through Griffin Armament. It's a little more expensive this way but it was the only option I could come up with since the booster assembly from Dead Air is constantly sold out. Thanks for watching brother. I hope that cleared things up for you.

Height over bore. The red dot sits a couple inches above the barrel. If you put the red dot on any specific point, your barrel will naturally be aimed a couple inches below where you're actually aiming. I hope that helped to clear some things up. Thanks for watching brother.

​@RonBlackstock - I understand what you're saying, but still confused. So, if you were to shoot exactly where you have your bulls eye, you're actual point of impact is 3 to 4" lower based on how you're zeroing it. Is that not accurate? So, aren't you always going to be impacting lower than where you are aiming based on how you have it zeroed? Out to distance, you're going to be even lower. Don't you want to be hitting exactly where you are aiming not lower? I've never seen someone purposely site there gun in to shoot low.

I am wondering the same thing. Super confused on why you aren’t zeroing the red dot to the spot you were aiming at.

Explain to me as a new shooter how you would zero a red dot for an ar15 also with a magnifier if you can, I’m new and just got this setup

@@bestinstallerever1043 I’m not an expert but from my understanding you shoot then check the target and make adjustments to the red dot as needed. You can probably find a better explaining video. I’m hoping to hit the range tomorrow and I’ll do the same thing as I said above

Yes. I thought it had a better look to it when I ordered it long ago. The color has gotten a little scratched up over the years but it is still looking pretty good. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment brother. Stay safe out there.

I know right? Thanks for watching brother.

Some like it, some don't. Thanks for watching anyway. Stay safe out there.

I know, right, about something else blah blah, talk about their life blah blah, something about another product blah blah 10 minutes in finally it's about the light. 😂

Air conditioner, radio,... even though that one was the first I've ever operated, I could tell it was pretty nice. Thanks for commenting bro.

@@RonBlackstock wow, yeah that is a nice one, cool. No problem bro.

I can personally attest to the reliability of the PMK that I own. It's the only model that I have experience with. I've never had a malfunction of any kind. I did put a new firing pin in it because of It's age and the fact that it was previously owned.. It probably wasn't necessary but it was my first pistol and I really enjoyed disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling practically every week. I've had zero malfunctions before or after the little upgrade. extremely reliable. Thanks for watching brother. Stay safe out there.

@@RonBlackstock Buddy, did you miss the joke on PMS? Possibly, 'cause you know, PMS is no joking matter.

@lenzielenski3276 I apologize for missing that...I was trying to respond in a hurry. Good one. I thought there was some exotic model out there that I hadn't heard of.

Dead Air Key Micro Muzzle Brake for the rifle and the Keymo Adapter for the Wolfman allows you to quickly attach and remove the supressor. You actually need the key micro adapter if you plan to shoot 556 through the Wolfman as it acts as an additional baffle. For pistol applications you need the piston and booster assembly from dead air. Griffon Armament also makes a good piston and booster assembly for the Wolfman. That's the one I got because the Dead Air piston and booster assembly seems to be perpetually sold out on their website. Thanks for watching brother. Stay safe out there.

Basically, it's for people to get real work done, not just something for the tacticool kit-kiddies. 😏

Thank you very much. I really appreciate the support.

Thanks for the encouragement brother. It's hard to stay motivated sometimes, so it's good to know that someone enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there.

Didn't get rid of it. I have about 4 different barrels I can switch out with that pistol. 9mm, 40 S&W, 357 SIG, and a slide for 22LR. It's pretty crazy what you can do with a Glock. Thanks for watching brother.

You can adjust the tension. I have mine pretty tight but I'm not gonna try doing cartwheels with a round chambered anytime soon. It holds pretty good under normal activities. Thanks for watching brother.

Glad you stuck around for a minute...