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I want to pick up a pair of the Concamo pants but they either discontinued them or only make very small runs as I haven't seen anything Concamo in stock in years. Tropentarn is an interesting camo but much too light for my area.

Nice, that's a pretty funny coincidence too. Can't say I ever got too much into MGS aside from 5, though I always meant to get into the series I always had something else going on so I never got around to it.

Oh those are even worse lol. I thought they looked cool until the first time I shouldered one.

The cheek pad sticks out far enough to where it makes contact with the receiver (or dust cover depending on how high you have it) long before the locking latch can retain the stock.

@@Feldmutze Ah makes sense. Could probably modify it, then again there is little need to really fold it. It's this "Nice if you can fold it, no real issue if you can't fold it" at the end of the day. Enjoy your content, no politics, no nonsense, you seem more like the laid back kind of guy you can just have a conversation with guns about. Have a good week.

When you say "assemble a HK upper" - are you assembling an HK416 upper or an MR556 upper? The MR556 upper receiver doesn't have the shelf cut so it won't clear the sear on an M16 lower, and also uses a semi-auto only BCG. You would need a full HK416-spec upper to work on an M16 lower. BRN-4 or a true HK416 upper would both work for that purpose.

Yes. I first tried shaking it as per their instructions, and after seeing those results I shook it for several minutes straight and it still had the same results.

Fritzsch KG sells custom field hats on eBay in Multicam, along with a lot of other camos too.

@@Feldmutze Awesome thank you. Also great vid. I'm in the army and have been looking to upgrade my kit

Thanks! I'll be doing the 1,000 round review relatively soon. There does seem to be an issue with how they riveted the front trunnion as I'm getting very bad dispersion from this rifle and from all the testing I've done to try to isolate it, the rifle remains very imprecise. Still no reliability issues though.

Lol, so right after writing this comment I took my PSA out to the range and had a broken firing pin at only ~550 rounds so disregard my previous that it has been reliable.

@Feldmutze wow that's crazy!

I haven't noticed much difference in felt recoil but that's most likely happening since the triangle stock has a much narrower buttpad compared to the normal polymer stock. Especially if you're using it on a 7.62 AK I could see the recoil being more noticeable there.

The HK magazines are a little hard to find here too, although they have become more prevalent in recent years. Hopefully at some point they become available in your country too, the HK magazines have a lot of little improvements over the Magpul PMag to the point I greatly prefer them over any other magazine.

Thanks! Agreed on that "Battle for Afghanistan" movie, I watched it too a while back and it has some good moments.

Yes, the riser can be installed either direction for left-handed or right-handed use.

Thanks! The Sureshot chassis doesn't require any grinding. There was a much older version that wouldn't fit over the sling attachment point on the handguard retainer ring, but they've since changed it.

@@Feldmutze Oh nice! I'll have to check it out now. Take care man.

Thanks for watching! I was thinking of doing the same with a tape wrap for a while but I was concerned about the longevity of it especially it in rain or snow which is why I went with this setup instead.

@@Feldmutze Yes, not sure how that would hold up. Was also considering silicone self adhering tape or so called Paki tape. Worth experimenting.

This is an AK-9 lower handguard.

@@Feldmutze If I'm not mistaken, TDI Arms makes a copy of these for rather cheap - but I could be wrong - and I'm too lazy to google it now... lol. The TDI would probably be a lot cheaper than a real Russian one - but of course it wouldn't be nice Russian quality either - pros and cons.

The TDI Arms handguard is similar however the side picatinny rails are detachable whereas on the AK-9/AK-100 handguards the rails are molded in. I haven't used TDI's furniture before but I did use an ATI furniture set that had a similarly designed handguard w. detachable rails and those things would not stay on no matter how much torque you would apply to them, so I'd be concerned about that on the TDI too.

Thanks! I'm using a Magpul upper handguard as you mentioned, and the lower handguard is one of the AK-9 railed handguards.

Thanks for posting that! That A3 Tactical stock does look like a really good option.

Yep, unfortunately due to laws on both sides that's why there's such a big difference between the two rifles. On the MR556, the barrels used to be imported as blanks from Germany, then finished here in the US by Daniel Defense. Since then I think HK USA has moved the barrel finishing in-house, or at the least, to a different contractor, as Daniel Defense isnt finishing them anymore.

It had less-than-ideal penetration and expansion on a gel block. Though I should note it didn't do terrible either. I just noticed my father hasn't uploaded that PAC-T test on that Hornady Critical Defense & Duty yet, but when he does (probably this month - early next month) I'll link it.

Here's a link to that PAC-T test I mentioned on Hornady ua-cam.com/video/8UA87nFBKkc/v-deo.htmlsi=3ZIPoKiyPetDJrWG

Nice, that's cool these older videos are still showing up in search results despite their age. Did you find any interesting mods for your new playthrough? I've been thinking of doing another playthrough of this sometime soon especially with STALKER 2 coming out soon. I need to go back through and play the original trilogy again too, it's been over a decade at least since I last played them.

Is it lubricant for the gun? Compartment for snacks?

It's usually referred to as an internal storage compartment and it just contains a small bottle of lubricant.

I've heard of some people attempting that on the P320 but most airsoft have enough differences in the design to where it would be impossible or prohibitively difficult to fit an actual FCU into the airsoft grip for it to doable.

Thanks! I haven't handled or shot the P365 but everything I heard about it is that it's a lot better than the P320. As far as the P365 X-Macro Comp though in particular, I dislike the comp aspect of it as that's an ingress point for dirt/debris and also every ported/comped handgun I've fired has been quite blasty.

@@Feldmutze would you prefer the HK VP9SK? I live in CA and they recently just added the VP9 to the roster still debating which one to get, or the P2000

I’d lean a lot more towards the VP9SK between it and a P365. Even though I don’t personally own one, I’ve shot the VP9 (not SK though) a lot and it’s an extremely safe & well designed handgun. I think the VP9SK is a better choice than the P2000 as it’s easier to modernize with optics-ready slides directly from HK, it has more picatinny slots so it can fit a wider ranger of lights, and the grip design is very comfortable. P2000 is hammer-fired though if that’s something you care about, you could go either direction on that.

Yes, it's the same Coyote Tan color.

Thank you! The P2000 and USP are both really solid choices. I was very close to going with a P2000 myself but ultimately chose the P30 as it handles just a little better imo. From what I've heard the P2000 works really well for concealed carry as the grip texture doesn't catch on shirt fabric which is an issue I've ran into, albeit only with a select few shirts, with my P30.

@@Feldmutze I'm definitely leaning toward the P2000 myself, mainly for the 1913 on the frame as well as the more slick grip texture. Price is also a factor for me. A P2000 is generally a couple hundred dollars cheaper than a USP compact.

As far as I'm aware, the MP5 MLI furniture is regular HKey. I'm not sure why they flipped it but HKey can be installed either way so I assume maybe it has to do with clearance on the MP5. As for the MR762 MRS "HKey", as mentioned in the video, that one is HK USA's own design and is completely incompatible with European HKey.

@@Feldmutze thanks, it seems HK USA's "HKey" also not available now. maybe it was just a little mistake during past time LOL.

@@Feldmutze some answers in Internet is that only the regular Hkey design can make attachment still during automatic fire. And HK use wrong design in few years in the past. Anyway at least now all Hkey is just like the video

Put that into context though. The Arsenal group is 9 inches *including a flier, and across the board even when I tested TelaAmmo against other rounds such as Silver Bear it still shot significantly worse (11 MOA vs. 4.52 MOA). Pretty dishonest to cherry pick out the single instance where there was a flier.

Yes, boxes stamped "Für MG" contain loose ammo whereas boxes with "Für Gewehr" would have the ammo loaded on clips. There were a lot of changes to primer sealant color and material throughout production. The book "7.9x57 Mauser Ammunition for the Collection - Volume I: German WWII, by Geremy M. Chubbuck" has a section just on primers that I'd recommend checking out as it goes very in-depth on that. Otherwise, all the relevant primer information is on the box itself. Type 88 primers are corrosive, whereas primers 30, 30/40, and 43 are all non-corrosive.

@@Feldmutze Thank you ever so much for the detailed response.

@@Feldmutzethanks for the book recommendation - I see the same author has also done one on foreign country manufacture (Vol II) and Imperial Germany too (Vol III)

I did an inspection of the crown and the whole barrel and I didn't see any issues.

I only have the mods I put in the description. I haven't tried UNISG in quite a while now so maybe they changed it in the newest update.

@@Feldmutze your lets play saved me hours for time, the ending was so meh hahaha

I heard wbp is in the middle when it comes to 556 ak , something with the firing pin not able to withstand high round count before replacing

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll look into doing a review on the CAT suppressor in the future. I'm currently just trying it out on a bunch of different setups and getting a good number of rounds through it.

Thank you! That's a good point regarding muzzle flash with different cartridges as well. I haven't done any testing with that myself, so for this video I just used all M855 for consistency between the different muzzle devices.

I'll look into doing that. Usually I avoid doing Shorts as they attract some weird people but the flash with the titanium suppressor is pretty amusing so I might do that as a one-off.

@@Feldmutzethanks dude! It would be cool to see a camera angle from down range facing you.

Glad you liked the video! I was surprised too as I was expecting the muzzle brake to have the worst muzzle flash prior to doing this test. The AAC is an excellent flash hider imo and if I wasn't running a suppressor I'd probably use that one all the time.

Yeah I wasnt expecting the sig sauer to spark that much. I think the gas from the flow through is pretty minimal though.

I haven't shot enough traditional baffle suppressors to draw a comparison to those, but between the two I tested - although the Sig Sauer suppressor is a .30 caliber flow through it actually has way worse gas to the face than the CAT 5.56 suppressor (also flow through).

@@Feldmutze interesting. I have a socom 3 and it definitely has less gas to face than my socom 2. Honestly though, I find a decent gas buster charging handle is sufficient with most of my guns. I am excited to try my socom 3 on my x95 though since it isn’t really suppressor friendly

​@@FeldmutzeCAT seems to have some serious technological advantage to their design.