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i keep hearing yuou need to jack the bolt back and leave it like that for a long time to get it broke in

Good video 📷

Great review. Very Interesting little pistol.

Very Nice ! I just placed an order with 3D Fuel myself yesterday for a bunch of their PCTG in different colors. I wanted something more durable and UV resistant and it looks perfect for the pew pews as well.

Good review! I would like to try this gun for $199. Interesting about the mag.

What no elk and bed temp did you end up needing? I have tried it at 260° and I assumed the stringy buggery stuff was because I needed more heat. However I need firmware to get more heat out of my upgraded hot end and that is seeming to be a real issue. Any help would be appreciated.

I have the same exact gun but mine is silver and black that has never cycled around through it ever since. I took it out the first time. It will not go into battery. You have to manually run the bolt

Bravooo wonderful video have a nice day ❤❤❤

I didn’t have any issues with ejection, but when I installed my charging handle I removed the grip and barrel. Also only loaded 4 in the factory mag with 2 3/4 shells. No problems with cycling or ejection. Does great with the 10 round mag and 20 round drum

It could be your ammo get the good stuff that’s why it’s not cycling

Awesome 👌 i just got a tar12 today cant wait to hit the range!

It scares me , so many people have guns and should not !! This is not good 😮 !!!

How's it holding up today? I'm curious because I'm getting a picatinny rail made out of this filament. Also, look into Renaissance Wax for protection. It's natural wax so it won't mess with plastic, and gun owners use it a lot for rust protection so it might help with reducing moist absorbtion.

Just the video I was looking for. I'm giving PCTG a go on my projects and wanted to know how this material performed for you over time. How long did it remain useable? Did it exhibit any cracking or other defects over time? Are you still using this filament for your projects? If not, what filament have you moved on to? TIA for some feedback.

I’m having feeding issues with mine unless I use high brass. What did you do to fix this issue?

I just bought the same gun and I’m clueless on what the part is but it came with a what looks like stainless steel part kinda looks like a choke but not as long but has no threads on it and it said heavy loads on it does anyone know what it could be for

I back off the flow rate to 95% when printing PETG or PCTG and print on the cooler side, especially if your melt zone is longer than a standard V6. Beautiful prints with no more nozzle boogers. I also print frames with the mag well down. This makes the internals come out perfect and the large underside areas that are supported come clean easily.

HELP.... New gun owner to be here, looking at this one, its looks great, but I'm a lil hesitant, can i get some recommendations guys? Yes or no on this shotgun & does anyone recommend a great first gun thats pretty similar to this. Fyi I'm 6"1' & 230lbs

dry filaments before printing

Its insanely expensive at the moment but I think Tullomer will be the future

ua-cam.com/video/e55lX6HIcRQ/v-deo.html PETGvsPCTG very informative.

You should try PETG-CF and PPA-CF. The PPA-CF is much harder to finish but is super strong.

I assume the purple frame is made from pla. Hard to tell but it appears your rails are warped. Once of the downsides of PLA its low tolerance for temperature changes. For this and strength reasons Im seeking something better. Pet-Cf so far seems very promising, I'll know soon. i am curious how the PCTG works for you. Cant wait to see it.

Nice "Art Work"

This is a nice design! I occasionally draw guns in my manga, so I'll use these as a reference once is a while. ^^

You have to take the extension out of the mag tube unscrew the end and get a flat head to push down and pop out the plastic part and grab the rod out and screw back on 4+1

I appreciate how thorough you are and enjoyed this very much!

Hey I have one more suggestion. Pet-CF its extremely strong and heat resistant comparable to the nylon/cf filaments. ....BUT its almost as easy and forgiving to print as PLA. Some preliminary tests show their claims are very true. I print mine in an enclosed printer but many have said you don't need an enclosure. Its also not nearly as expensive as most other engineering style filaments. I piked up a 1kg roll for 40dollars and its very worth it . If you ever get around to printing more , might wanna give it a try. Take care.

Thankyou for making this video. I too want something more tolerant to heat. Unless Im missing something there is way too much bias for PLA likely due to its popularity and ease of print. That said PLA can be annealed for a much greater heat tolerance. Shrinkage from anealing must be factored in the design before starting the print making it somewhat complex. Good luck.

Need higher brass shells. 2 3/4 shell with higher velocity to move the bolt back. Anything AR platform just like the 50 AE DE with that bolt you need high pressure to move it back. Lower velocity rounds will not cut it in those AR style weapons. Also clean it and oil it properly. And new weapons need at least 100 rounds through them to be properly broken in. To function properly.

What did you do to fix it and what was wrong with it?

3 inch high brass it will run no birdshot break it in first couple hundred rounds high brass then try birdshot always oil first it’s brand new

Start out with high velocity high brass to break it in. It will cycle. I ran 50 rounds of 00 buckshot and mixed it up from there. I do like the JTS model a lot more.

Howdy, Brother! The info you provide to end users is much appreciated. Question: What would be your choice between the Tokarev TAR 12P and the Tokarev TAR TT12?

Nice

É oq rapá 😂

Can't waste my time hearing you talk instead of the unboxing

Before you send it back try high power high brass shotgun shells 2 3/4” or at least one 3” magnum #4 birdshot load . Just to see if the more powerful shells will make it cycle . The low brass #8 birdshot loads may be too weak to force the action back .

Not enough power in those low brass shells to make the gun cycle properly. You need high brass high power or the three inch magnum shotgun shells to make it cycle properly.

Funny video!

😂😂Русский оружейник Токарев здесь вообще не причëм, смех да и только

Take an inexpensive Russian MP-155/75/20 magnum caliber. Shoot 25-50 magnum rounds (shot load 32 grams) and then disassemble it and lubricate it, and then the rounds with 20-32 grams of shot will reload themselves. And you will be happy! Good luck. Возьмите недорогое Российское МР-155/75/20 калибра магнум. Отстреляйте, 25-50 патронов магнум, (заряд дроби 32 грамма) а потом разберите его и смажет, и тогда патроны с 20-32 грамма дроби будут сами перезаряжаться. И будет вам счастье! Удачи.

Russische Schott!! zum Verschrotten!

Amatur.....

Каким надо быть тупым американцем, чтоб написать на коробке вместо Tokarev - TOKЛЯЕV?

Should ask the guy you got it from and ask him if it supposed to cycle or not

You might have to oil it and clean it

Get a Leatherman

AA -12 aroginal from Russia

You are e talker my friend, hearing you makes me thirsty and hungry