I have a Brigade 9mm PCC that wouldn’t feed HP’s until I sent it off the Rudy at Macon Armory. Now it feeds anything and is 100% reliable. Rudy also built me a 10mm DI AR PCC upper with 11” barrel. It also feeds any bullets profile . I can hand load 220 grain sub sonics. This will by house gun suppressed.
It absolutely feeds hollow points. I've tested Liberty civil defense 50gr, 115gr Sierra, Sinterfire 100gr hp, which I actually recommend the sinterfire 100gr. It shoots very light and feeds flawlessly. This gun feeds everything so far. I would trust my life to It especially with the Sinterfire ammo. The shape of the round is like a fmj but it has frangable tip. It dissipates on hard impact. But it loads beautiful and is so light, the recoil is minimal. Civil defense was snappy and sparked being +p. I'd trust my life with it. Trying underwood 90gr and some 124 Golddot, also Buffalo bore +p+ in it. I love this gun more than my ar lol.
Not sure if this is a dumb question since I'm new to guns. I bought a 109t and have been having the hardest time pushing the front pivot pin back in when trying to re-assemble after cleaning or breakdown. I noticed that the pin gets caught in a detent and I have to use a tiny nail or safety pin to relieve the detent in order to get the pin to go back in. Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
@@maximusdecimusmeridius4638 We were all new at one time. Try to use something else instead of a nail. Cut a plastic coat hanger in two- then cut a small section. Use a pencil sharpener and make you a nylon punch basically.
@@non_tactical_talor8353 thanks for the tip! I searched online but couldn't find much useful info. I did just add some oil to the detent spring and tapped the pin with a mallet to get it in. It definitely seems to be easing up after doing this a few times.
@@non_tactical_talor8353 also is there a proper tool to use for the detent release pin hole? I like your idea but I doubt if ill be able to make a reliable punch. At least one that will last.
I have a Brigade 9mm PCC that wouldn’t feed HP’s until I sent it off the Rudy at Macon Armory. Now it feeds anything and is 100% reliable. Rudy also built me a 10mm DI AR PCC upper with 11” barrel. It also feeds any bullets profile . I can hand load 220 grain sub sonics. This will by house gun suppressed.
It absolutely feeds hollow points. I've tested Liberty civil defense 50gr, 115gr Sierra, Sinterfire 100gr hp, which I actually recommend the sinterfire 100gr. It shoots very light and feeds flawlessly. This gun feeds everything so far. I would trust my life to It especially with the Sinterfire ammo. The shape of the round is like a fmj but it has frangable tip. It dissipates on hard impact. But it loads beautiful and is so light, the recoil is minimal. Civil defense was snappy and sparked being +p. I'd trust my life with it. Trying underwood 90gr and some 124 Golddot, also Buffalo bore +p+ in it. I love this gun more than my ar lol.
Good to know! Thanks for watching and keeping me updated !
I love my .458 socom but the 109t is my primary.
I have the 109t an it runs 165g hollows just fine. An yeah its for home defense
Can you make a video on how to clean it?
Sure. Been meaning to upload more
Do they have a collapsible buffer tube option for the sar 109t
You can change it out. It’s all standard thread patterns. But currently, there is not a factory option
can you make a video with the black gun on the wall
Sure. Sterling 9mm. Next time out.
@@non_tactical_talor8353 thank you
Not sure if this is a dumb question since I'm new to guns. I bought a 109t and have been having the hardest time pushing the front pivot pin back in when trying to re-assemble after cleaning or breakdown. I noticed that the pin gets caught in a detent and I have to use a tiny nail or safety pin to relieve the detent in order to get the pin to go back in. Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
It is just really tight. It’ll loosen up
@@non_tactical_talor8353 thanks, great to know that im not being a complete dunce lol
@@maximusdecimusmeridius4638 We were all new at one time. Try to use something else instead of a nail. Cut a plastic coat hanger in two- then cut a small section. Use a pencil sharpener and make you a nylon punch basically.
@@non_tactical_talor8353 thanks for the tip! I searched online but couldn't find much useful info. I did just add some oil to the detent spring and tapped the pin with a mallet to get it in. It definitely seems to be easing up after doing this a few times.
@@non_tactical_talor8353 also is there a proper tool to use for the detent release pin hole? I like your idea but I doubt if ill be able to make a reliable punch. At least one that will last.
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Is that what looks like a sterling in the background?
Yeah. Wiselite arms.
What type of loader do you use to load these 30 round magazines
My hands lol. I had a maglula thing, and left it at the range
I have tried to use my maglula loader will not load those 9mm/45 colt mags. You must have stronger fingers then me. Lol
@@richardhurd2453 maybe lol. I’ll check my shop- the maglula one o had worked fine on colt and uzi pattern mags. But mostly I just use my hands lol.
Thank you but I have found one online that is designed for those style mags thanks again