It me, the waster of money on different safety's to end up on the FCD, lol. Also, to the point of stream light, it's just a great budget option. But agree at the same time, you could save a couple doll hairs each check and wait for a sale.
Marketing and mark-ups don't make a part better. I believe we should all try to get at least good enough. People in the know have videos saying a manufacturer will supply multiple companies with similar items. Forget about pricing, if you can find real reasons to call one brand better than the other brand, get it. BCM upper is tighter when you install the barrel. That is a better feature to me, I'll pay the money for that. Multiple people say military spec lowers are basically all the same. Get a $50 PSA lower and put top level parts in it.
@@parkerbryanl I use Anderson lowers for that reason. A perfect example of what I mean is the streamlights vs your light brand. Streamlights are shit compared to most of the lights available yet everyone thinks they are just as good or worth the money.
Streamlight level equipment... A large percentage of the gun community don't do training classes to push their equipment. 3 or less trips to the indoor range or outdoor range on good weather days, then it moves back and forth between the safe and bedside. That category of gun owner has equivalent equipment for the task they give firearm. For the people who really are regularly pushing their equipment, yeah they should be buying the best stuff available.
I have a ton of surefire lights and to me they’re the gold standard. That being said, I also have a few stream lights. They aren’t anything special, but I’ve never had an issue with one.
The same goes for their pistol lights the “HL” models etc… surefire is literally on all of my firearms, and workers get mad at me when I walk in a new gun shop asking if they have any surefire turbos “no we don’t sell those but what about streamlight there the same thing if you ask me” uh no, there not i want the best of the best in my opinion it’s surefire and modlights. I’ve messed around with a few and they seem better than streamlight (imo) great video bro
Couldn't agree more, except for the FCD safety lol. I tend to notice and see most who make the comments about buyiny cheaper or budget to have more money for ammo or training just have more cheaper guns ans equipment and no ammo or training. Its just a comment like a validationn comment on your last purchase, they just wanna feel good, yet own half a dozen budget rifles when probably should sell them get pne solid rifle with optic, light, sling and a few cases of ammo.
@@thee_adam_jagger I hear ya. I'm watching another video at this very moment of a guy failing and failing hard, and I just dont understand why he doesnt stop, take a step back, and analyze his situation.
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It me, the waster of money on different safety's to end up on the FCD, lol. Also, to the point of stream light, it's just a great budget option. But agree at the same time, you could save a couple doll hairs each check and wait for a sale.
Marketing and mark-ups don't make a part better. I believe we should all try to get at least good enough. People in the know have videos saying a manufacturer will supply multiple companies with similar items. Forget about pricing, if you can find real reasons to call one brand better than the other brand, get it. BCM upper is tighter when you install the barrel. That is a better feature to me, I'll pay the money for that. Multiple people say military spec lowers are basically all the same. Get a $50 PSA lower and put top level parts in it.
@@parkerbryanl I use Anderson lowers for that reason. A perfect example of what I mean is the streamlights vs your light brand. Streamlights are shit compared to most of the lights available yet everyone thinks they are just as good or worth the money.
Streamlight level equipment... A large percentage of the gun community don't do training classes to push their equipment. 3 or less trips to the indoor range or outdoor range on good weather days, then it moves back and forth between the safe and bedside. That category of gun owner has equivalent equipment for the task they give firearm. For the people who really are regularly pushing their equipment, yeah they should be buying the best stuff available.
I have a ton of surefire lights and to me they’re the gold standard. That being said, I also have a few stream lights. They aren’t anything special, but I’ve never had an issue with one.
The same goes for their pistol lights the “HL” models etc… surefire is literally on all of my firearms, and workers get mad at me when I walk in a new gun shop asking if they have any surefire turbos “no we don’t sell those but what about streamlight there the same thing if you ask me” uh no, there not i want the best of the best in my opinion it’s surefire and modlights. I’ve messed around with a few and they seem better than streamlight (imo) great video bro
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Couldn't agree more, except for the FCD safety lol.
I tend to notice and see most who make the comments about buyiny cheaper or budget to have more money for ammo or training just have more cheaper guns ans equipment and no ammo or training. Its just a comment like a validationn comment on your last purchase, they just wanna feel good, yet own half a dozen budget rifles when probably should sell them get pne solid rifle with optic, light, sling and a few cases of ammo.
So my take away from this is "you dont know", and "it is what it is".
@@newdefsys pretty much lol. I just don’t understand why people do the things they do.
@@thee_adam_jagger I hear ya. I'm watching another video at this very moment of a guy failing and failing hard, and I just dont understand why he doesnt stop, take a step back, and analyze his situation.