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This light body is the 18350 series. And I'm using 18350 batteries. So far I've had good luck with them. There's supposed to be a small drop in candela with the 350 batteries compared to the 650's, but I haven't noticed it. I think you're right about the modlight heads not being supported with a single 123 battery. However, you can't go wrong with malkoff or arisaka products.

@ malkoff is a little cheaper and I have a bunch of 123s and have the 123 series body already so I’ll just go that route haha. Thanks!

@@thesaltman6705 thank you!

@@ExplorinInTheWoods has not been rebarreled but I have had a couple of bolts in it. That rough 13k has been over 8years. Accuracy isn’t nearly what it used to be and it’s due for a new barrel, but I’m gonna run it until it starts to keyhole

@@samkestan1210 It’s my pleasure. This one is a Centurion Arms barrel though. My newest one does have a Criterion Core 14.5 in it and I do like that one as well. You can’t go wrong with either company. If you’re going for a precision build then the stainless barrels will work well, and you’d want to go with Crmov for your higher round count stuff. Or cold hammer forged. And you’ll get there on the round count haha. That 13000 is over many years of owning and shooting this particular rifle. It was my only one for about 8 years.

@@loganglosser81 Ah. Centurion. Well, I have needed my hearing checked for a while now. Thanks again, I appreciate the info.

@@leelande9386 Thank you! It has treated me well

Yeah they certainly have a heavy pull. Mine seems pretty crisp though even with it being so heavy. I've found that it helps to put a small amount of grease on the sear surfaces.

@@slowhand1198 it sure does! I’ve always had an interest in these old guns since I was a kid. I’d like to find myself a rifle as well. Thanks for the comment!

Sounds like you have a nice collection! I’d like to get myself a full length rifle and one converted to 8mm Mauser. I appreciate the information as well! Sounds like I need to do a little more reading on these haha

@@loganglosser81 thanks , when I acquire a rifle I look up information about it , what was going on , basically a history lesson . I write down the info & revise it in my own words for my videos . I always enjoy watching other videos because everyone presents it differently .

Don’t know if you’ll see this but was it worth the money? Im thinking about getting myself one for Christmas but worried it’s not gonna cycle lower velocity loads, and for that chunk of money I definitely wanna be able to shoot off cheap Walmart loads whenever I want so just curious how yours has been cycling?

@@vietshlong I've shot shitty target loads through mine without much difficulty. Can't remember brands, but only a few cycling hiccups. The only thing it didnt cycle was a low recoil less lethal round an LE buddy of mine gave me to try. I had friends who initially had problems, but it was because they tried to run it out of the box without any lube or cleaning after it had been in a store for months. Ran perfectly after quite literally a drop of oil.

@@martinm3474 I’m currently using 44 grains of ramshot tac and using 308 load data to go off of. It’s what I have a decent amount of so I figured I might as well use it. I am interested in working up a load with 4064 though. If yours is in 30-06 I’m sure it was done by someone in the states. To my knowledge the Argentine government sold them off in their original caliber and form, and most of them had the crest scrubbed off the receiver. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

@@loganglosser81 mine still has crest. It was sporterized, yet when bought the safety didn’t work. Does now.

Lots of times they rechambered for 30.06 they would leave the old barrel intact. The 30.06 has a .308 diameter barrel. The 7.65mm barrel diameter was .311. The leaves you will gas loss and bad bullet to rifling issues. I am not saying that is the case with your rifle, it may have been re-barreled or even re-rifled. You could check the diameter yourself or take to a gunsmith. The 1909 Argentine Mausers were all originally chambered in 7.65 Argentine. That caliber was the caliber that Belgium used when they started building their 1891 Mauser, they called it the 7.65x53. Same cartridge. I have several Argentine Mausers both1891 and 1909. I have never got one to shoot accurately in their original military configuration. The 1909 is a sought-after variant of 98 Mausers. I found a nice 1909 sporter that a guy going through gunsmithing school made as his first custom rifle. It is a dandy and chambered in .270 Winchester. I had to get the safety fixed, but that was cheap. I paid like peanuts for the gun at a pawn shop.

@@edwardsawyer4081 just posted a full video on my Argentine Mauser! Go check it out when you get the chance!

@@Whois_3gs really fast finger😉

@@samkestan1210 thanks! It’s always a good time

Please forgive my ignorance but what do you mean by standards? I could just be having a massive brain fart but I’m not completely familiar with IDPA language yet

@@loganglosser81 I could be wrong but if I’m not mistaken your first stage. In IDPA they can’t force you to take an offhand shot from a certain distance (you can if you want) but usually freestyle, strong, weak are standards

@@cwshootsokay I’m caught up now. In that case I hate them too haha. It makes sure to let me know I need to practice one handed stuff more

@@loganglosser81 I get in my head when doing more standing around shooting. When I’m moving everything seems right lol

@@connor-j3t9v it’s similar to the K98 but this one is Turkish made. Fires the same round though.

​​​@@loganglosser81Has that bolt been straightened? I thought that this model had straight bolt handles. Would be interested to know the year.

@@401damani7 thank you!

@@tomcrease8793 it’s pretty easy to when you get your heart rate up and you’re shooting at reduced sized targets at about 80 yards. That was the idea behind the stage and everyone missed shots. The handgun portion was a little awkward too. It happens

Good shit bro keep working 🫵🏼👍🏼

@loganglosser81 I feel ya. Clearing a room for the 40th time 8 hrs into training can smoke you and cause you to rush your shots and miss a target from 10ft. We ain't perfect and that's why we train. That being said, watching your videos is frustrating because all we see is your weapon. Consider rigging your cameras to show us what you see when you're engaging targets. The "point of aim" view if you will. That would be super dope and great content. Keep training brother. Just know, if you're like me, there isn't any satisfaction unless there is someone eating those rounds at the other end. Maybe there is satisfaction in 2 & 3 gun competitions. Spending all that time to beat other dudes in a contest could be satisfying.

Thank you!

Thank you!

I appreciate the kind words! Old school block II ish was kind of what I was going for. I’ve always loved the look of them. Sounds like that colt you have is a nice one too. I appreciate the insight on the A5 system. You gave me some information that I didn’t know a lot about. It definitely feels like it has more forward energy than a normal carbine system.

@@loganglosser81 Yeah I fanboy for Colts. I have a lot of them. Not that they are the best or anything. At one point they were dirt cheap circa 2009-2017. I have two of the 6920 Troopers. The first one I bought was like $879.00. The second one was $989.00. They have the Centurion CMR MLok rail on them. My original Colt is a A4 style Colt competition H-bar that has a real deal Holyfield M16 Gov't barrel on it. My roomie at one of my units in the Marines was a armorer and he rebarreled it for me. It has a Midwest quad rail on it. (Not as good as a Centurion.) Back in 16' I went to a gunshow and bought 2 Colt 6940 lowers. Dirt cheap. $275.00 each...Last day. Guy had them and nobody wanted them due to the fact they were not M4 roll marked. The cloners were paying way more for M4 marked Colt lowers. I wish I had bought the five 6940 marked that he had. 🤷🏼‍♂️ But I didn't. My first 6920 that I bought after the Marines is M4 roll marked. It has 30k plus rounds through it. I just replaced the upper after a rebarrel job. FSB 6921 CK uppers in 2021 through early 2023 were going for $399.00, with no BCG, CH and backup sight. Round handguards. Needless to say I have a few of those uppers. AO Precision phosphate BCG's that were military overruns were $69.00 dollars apiece. I bought 12 of them. 😂 My BCG collection is another story. And a deep dive into my paranoia and eccentricities. Colts not my favorite rifle company. Sionics is out of AZ. That's another story too. My favorite fun gun is Maggie. It's a 6921 Colt upper on a poverty pony lower with no logo. With all Magpul stuff. SL Stock, SL Handguard, K grip, light mount, everything Magpul. Just put the new dust cover and ESK saftey in it. It has a Aimpoint T2 on a Larue 1/3 mount. I used a Schmid Tool LPK on it. The one with the QMS trigger. It's the most buttery smooth single stage. From the package it felt like a well worn in milspec.

I apologize for getting back with you so late. I appreciate the insight, however. My groups have been starting to open up a little bit with this rifle so it may be time to re-barrel it (I'm also not the best at shooting tight groups haha). This was the first and only stainless barrel I've owned so I have little experience with them other than what I've experienced with this one. Next barrel will be something that's capable of a higher round count as I don't really do a lot of precision stuff. Thanks for leaving a comment and for the advice!

Hey I appreciate it. From what I understand the velcro on the back is intended to marry up with a slick plate carrier, but I've seen some people running a Haley Strategic dangler and it seems to work. However, I wish they did make the velcro cover more of the back of the rig.

I bought a krydex brand from Amazon that fits just fine for 20 bucks

They certainly do make a solid product. Overall I'm very happy with mine. I appreciate you watching!

Thank you for the kind words! This is the first battle belt I've owned so I don't really have anything to compare it to, but I've really enjoyed it. I hope this video is somewhat helpful for people because I haven't seen a lot out there on this specific belt that wasn't sponsored by Kore.

silly? its molle supposed to secure your pouches supposed to be snug

@@Josephlance111 silly meaning how skinny and lightly stitched most seem to be, have had stitching rip out. Most brands just use cheap n easy single stitches rather than a bartack style stitch or another stronger stitching pattern. Also don't care the skinny molle webbing for durability, little wider goes a long way.

I tried my best haha. Thank you!

The light is on there for nighttime or moving into a dark building during daytime. It’s turned off unless needed.

I appreciate the kind words! The white target in front of the swinger was considered a “no shoot”. It sort of represents a hostage. They usually add 10 seconds to your run if you were to shoot it. So yes it does add some difficulty.

For UA-cam purposes it’s semi-auto😉

It’s a Malkoff E2XTL head on an Arisaka body

Danny Chiofalo what's your definition on a real quad, btw that's your opinion and we don't give a shit

philip petrucci I don't think you realized that i was having a little fun. I sure don't see anything of you riding on your channel. So do the world a favor and keep your comments to yourself. Thanks

my mojave carb is getting cleaned got ambush rzr tires t4full exhaust system extended a arms axle made for flat track racing ill be getting it uploaded soon so u will see something

philip petrucci Okay but seriously, I really don't need your negative comments though. I'm not a bad rider at all by any means. This video doesn't show how i really do ride so just keep your comments to yourself

ok whatever