That AR balance recoil system is SO AWESOME! The problem with the AK-107 is that the system made the gun way to complicated to manufacture, clean, and field strip for a service rifle, and even commercial versions of the gun are way to expensive. However, thanks to the modularity of the AR platform, using this counter weight system within an AR buffer tube makes it affordable, easy to produce, simple to install, and does not complicate the cleaning or field stripping of the gun. I'm curious to see how effective this product is in-person.
"Recoil" does not exist in my 20in heavy barrel AR in 5.56. But that is one genius, interesting buffer system ! Great run down on things I didn't know existed... But can't live without..
Jim Sullivan (guy who helped design the AR-15 from the AR-10, Created the constant recoil Ultimax machine gun, and plenty of other notable work) Designed a Ultimax style AR/M4 recoil system, I think both open and closed bolt versions? 🤔 That's actually partially why he had developed what is now the surefire 60 and 100rd magazines (they purchased his design)... Basically a magazine fed M4 SAW, although that design wasn't a counter balance system so it only is effective in full-auto... Gun Jesus (forgotten weapons) has an episode featuring it during his visits with Jim Sullivan. I'll be interested to see how this counterbalance system performs and if it's durable, could be a good thing for large frame AR-10 pattern rifles in full rifle calibers. 👍
The counterweight system will probably be in competition rifles in the future. Cus for duty use, the recoil on a normal ar15 is perfectly ok, there's not much recoil to begin with, and more parts in the buffer gives u more chance of malfunctioning But if someone wants to get the best performance out of a gun for competition, this could be very useful.
@@thefifthbelfry92 it could be useful, but a normal ar in full auto is controllable enough for what it needs to do. So I don't think it's gonna be in duty use.
@@ryth-2401 If it's cheap enough, then there is no way some sort of counterbalance system doesn't get put on duty SAWs. You basically have a lazer pointer for suppressive fire; and your effective range going full auto is ridiculously extended.
Short barrel ars and ar 10s is what this will be good for. I dont trust my life on brand new tech but once its had a run with the plinkers who shoot lots for fun, we will get to sss if its built to last and reliable or if its a gimmick. I think for long barrel ar its a gimmick but for sbr and ar 10 it could make a difference
@@highspeed9518 There's only so much you can do with a muzzle break and/or properly adjusting the gas block to reduce the kick of .308. I'll take some extra reduction from a buffer system, thank you very much.
Cool that they finally adapted balanced recoil to the AR-15. Now you can have a balanced recoil SBR which wasn't possible with the AK-107 system. Would be nice if it didn't require such a long buffer tube though. I wonder if they could make an AR-10 version, if they do that it would come in really handy if 6.8 actually takes off.
With such a small counter weight I doubt it will considerably reduce recoil honestly. Take the Kalashnikov SR-1, without the muzzle break it still had a considerable amount of recoil. And that was with a larger counter recoil system weight wise.
Be better for the caliber/cartridges other than 5.56/.223 that the AR platform can fire, maybe .300blk or 7.62x39 or some of the straight wall cartridges.
FYI this sort of system does not eliminate recoil. Newton's third law is still in effect - to accelerate the counterweight forwards, force must be directed rearwards through the gear axle pins. However, it may result in a more even application of momentum transfer from the moving parts and advantageously reduce the impulse felt when the buffer reaches the end of its travel.
Thank god someone had already written this. I was about to. As you said, one can't cheat physics. The momentum of the bullet flying out of the barrel has to be balanced by the momentum of the rifle flying in the other direction. Systems like these can only change the impulse from lets say multiple jerks to one longer less intensr jerk - but the total energy absorbed by your shoulder will still be the same.
I have a feeling you're going to see very little practical difference in handling and felt recoil compared to reducing the gas or using a muzzle brake. And it bet it creates more resistance against the bolt carrier since it needs to overcome more mass meaning you will need MORE gas to drive the system, which also means your bolt, bolt carrier, gas rings, gas port etc are going to wear faster most likely
@@rodiculous9464 yeah, but comps have a lot of draw backs. If it can match a compensator I think it is definitely a good innovation, let’s you use a suppressor and not worry about throwing gas around you. Probably has limited applications in 556, but in higher calibers or ar10’s it could be really cool, especially if it makes suppressors practical.
Thanks! We were watching reports from Shot show and noticed that 80% of the videos is just boring talking and irelevant info. So that's why we wanted to make it short and to the point. Full IWA coverage is coming soon
Recoil on AR-15's are already low enough with muzzle brakes and properly tuned gas blocks. I can see this new system being much more effective on blowback 9mm carbines.
I wanna see someone rock that Fitelite with a belt in IPSC Rifle in Open division, no need to worry about stage planning reloads when you don't need to reload!
Thanks We watched a lot of videos reporting from Shot and we were annoyed that 80% of that was just irrelevant talking. That's why we try to do our own comments instead of letting the official reps speak about the products. Hopefully the full video report will be even better once we release it
That buffer is interesting but if the shit hit the fan and I had to choose which rifle to take it would be the one with the mil spec buffer. The simpler the better IMO and it just works.
when I saw the tiny plastic gears my scepticism waved at me. Now if it was pneumatic or hydraulic (and for the 300blk or ar-10's) it might be quite reliable. All things considered I do admire innovation and maybe we need to see if and how they break to make the next best thing?
Extremely cool mechanism, but I bet it adds a lot of bolt cycling noise. Everything is a tradeoff so I suppose if someone is specializing a rifle for absolute minimal recoil, that's a tradeoff they're willing to make.
@@PolenarTactical European optics manufactures! Zeiss, Hensoldt, Leica, Kahles, S&B, element optics, minox, armament technologies(they are canadian now but from what I understand the optics design team if mostly from optronika, there are rumors of a 1-8 LPVO in the works under the brand SAI but nothing confirmed yet) and so on. I understand that this probably is not the focus of this channel lol but would be really cool to see!
Perfect content and presentation. Other channels would have split all this into individual videos and padded the run time to justify it, all of which is super annoying. You are raising the bar PT, way to go.
Thank you! This is great feedback as we actually thought a lot about the format and how to present the interesting products. We decided to get info about the products from the reps and then only include the important/interesting information in our presentation.
That buffer tube seems cool. I would like to see a buffet that allows for constant recoil so that we don't have the buffer slamming into the back of the receiver extension.
_"Constant recoil system"_ only has real benefits with sustained/full auto fire. There is no real benefits using a CRS with semi-auto. A few channels go into it, but Ian at forgotten weapons is a good take on it if interested.
@@sowhats.6100 I know. I've seen a lot of those videos. I think it would still be great for people that shoot very fast and with binary and frt triggers.
I agree with you. I have spoken with Ian about the CRS and we disagree on it. I personally think it makes a noticable difference even on semi-autos and i compete with my rifles. For most ARs it probably doesnt matter but for example on an AK it makes a big difference if you reduce or eliminate the impact of the bolt slamming into the end of the receiver
There is no way that would be effective at all. I would avoid it. The counter moment produced by the counterweight would basically have very little effect at all. Just introduces more moving components. Therefore, more failure points to your system. You are better off with a muzzle break.
My concern is whether the forward moving piece has enough mass to equal and offset the rearward moving mass of the combined buffer/BCG. Otherwise it isn't "canceling" anything but itself.
I hope the counter balance buffer comes to the US. It might end up being a pretty good upgrade from my Omni Robusta magnetic buffer in my competition rifle.
Scorpion in 22lr sound actually fun. But i kind of want to know which country in eu let people own that AR-pistol with regular pistol permission. In our country it most likely it will be very hard to convince officer why i would need pistol in .223/5.556. Silhouettet shooting is only thing where that could pass but...
I said it before and I'll say it again: Someone whom I do not know, in the Turkish arms expo, has made a .308 MCR type belt fed upper. I saw a picture of it, but it is not available for sale anywhere I can find, including the United States.
I want to put this in a piston AR, really make a completely goofy AR where everything is different in some weird way. What are some other systems you could swap out to make it even more bizarre?
I'm reeeeeally skeptical of it But glad they showed it, cause no one else has talked about it. If it works, it could be amazing. I'm just worried about how it will hold up over time, or with rapid fire
@@ch3cksund3ad Same, the gears could wear out, I don't think it actually cancels recoil, since blow Forward guns have extra recoil, it's like shooting the bolt as put of a bullet. It'll work well in open bolt airsoft guns because the bolt shakes the entire gun.
I didn't think it was possible to lower the recoil on an AR 15 any further but here we are
It is time to pony up, get the tube and a hellfire trigger.
Well, you'd be wrong.
Physics says we can & often do.
You’re better off doing a continuous recall system too
Might be good for the KS47 if it fits.
Well tuned gas system with a lightened bowl carrier and a compensator a d you will barely feel any recoil.
First a system for the AK now the AR-15. Well, you know what they say: Upgrades, people, upgrades.
Ptr need to do it to there rifles lol
People should consider upgrade themselves before upgrading their guns .
@@zhangyifan9545 That's why they're selling those short shorts....
@@That-Dude but when will that mustache be coming to market?
@@moosemaimer haha IDK when it's coming to market, but word on the street is they were giving out free rides to anyone who asked.
That AR balance recoil system is SO AWESOME! The problem with the AK-107 is that the system made the gun way to complicated to manufacture, clean, and field strip for a service rifle, and even commercial versions of the gun are way to expensive. However, thanks to the modularity of the AR platform, using this counter weight system within an AR buffer tube makes it affordable, easy to produce, simple to install, and does not complicate the cleaning or field stripping of the gun. I'm curious to see how effective this product is in-person.
Even if something goes wrong, replacing the buffer tube with a standard one should take less than a minute.
Wild
@@Seth9809 You can stake a castle nut in less than a minute?
@TheUnknownKnows I'm hoping he meant buffer spring & weight.
@@nickloven6728 hey, if I could swap buffer tubes in 60 seconds, I'd see if Aero was hiring...
For your bolt carrier's enjoyment!
🤣
It has serrations "for her pleasure".
*pleasure
I appreciate a no BS video with quick transitions between different items!
"Recoil" does not exist in my 20in heavy barrel AR in 5.56.
But that is one genius, interesting buffer system !
Great run down on things I didn't know existed...
But can't live without..
Could be great for an AR pistol or SBR
shoot your ar off an egg and lets see what happens.
Jim Sullivan (guy who helped design the AR-15 from the AR-10, Created the constant recoil Ultimax machine gun, and plenty of other notable work) Designed a Ultimax style AR/M4 recoil system, I think both open and closed bolt versions? 🤔 That's actually partially why he had developed what is now the surefire 60 and 100rd magazines (they purchased his design)... Basically a magazine fed M4 SAW, although that design wasn't a counter balance system so it only is effective in full-auto... Gun Jesus (forgotten weapons) has an episode featuring it during his visits with Jim Sullivan. I'll be interested to see how this counterbalance system performs and if it's durable, could be a good thing for large frame AR-10 pattern rifles in full rifle calibers. 👍
Lol ikr
The type of recoil that the ultimax uses only works in open bolt full auto configurations and requires a long reciever.
The counterweight system will probably be in competition rifles in the future. Cus for duty use, the recoil on a normal ar15 is perfectly ok, there's not much recoil to begin with, and more parts in the buffer gives u more chance of malfunctioning
But if someone wants to get the best performance out of a gun for competition, this could be very useful.
I'd love to see it used for an AR-10 build. Even further reduce full rifle round recoil.
Idk could be useful on full auto
@@thefifthbelfry92 it could be useful, but a normal ar in full auto is controllable enough for what it needs to do. So I don't think it's gonna be in duty use.
@@ryth-2401 If it's cheap enough, then there is no way some sort of counterbalance system doesn't get put on duty SAWs. You basically have a lazer pointer for suppressive fire; and your effective range going full auto is ridiculously extended.
I can see balance recoil to be useful for semi marksman system.
I'd be interested in a recoil reducing buffer system like that for my AR-10.
I hadn't thought about this but this seems to be the best fit for this recoil buffer
This^
Short barrel ars and ar 10s is what this will be good for. I dont trust my life on brand new tech but once its had a run with the plinkers who shoot lots for fun, we will get to sss if its built to last and reliable or if its a gimmick. I think for long barrel ar its a gimmick but for sbr and ar 10 it could make a difference
They are called quality muzzle brakes and adjustable gas blocks
@@highspeed9518 There's only so much you can do with a muzzle break and/or properly adjusting the gas block to reduce the kick of .308. I'll take some extra reduction from a buffer system, thank you very much.
I'd love to try that buffer system in my LWRC. That things a laser gun to begin with, I couldn't imagine
My thoughts exactly!
I put a warcomp on the front of my DI LWRC and it pretty much gets rid of all recoil.
Paul Leitner-Wise knew how to make a rifle.
My bcm medium fluted 14.5 with a pinned surefire muzzle break shoots supper flat with a h2 and sprinco blue spring! This looks interesting.
AK-107 at home:
Literally 😭
I really appreciate how short and sharp your commentary is.
Imagine being in a ditch under fire and you grab your last mag, stick it in the rifle and see "80% charge remaining"
This is the battery pack for ArcLabs' Gauss Rifle and CoilGun
🤣
Plasma rifle in 40 watt range. 😃👍
Cool that they finally adapted balanced recoil to the AR-15. Now you can have a balanced recoil SBR which wasn't possible with the AK-107 system. Would be nice if it didn't require such a long buffer tube though. I wonder if they could make an AR-10 version, if they do that it would come in really handy if 6.8 actually takes off.
With such a small counter weight I doubt it will considerably reduce recoil honestly. Take the Kalashnikov SR-1, without the muzzle break it still had a considerable amount of recoil. And that was with a larger counter recoil system weight wise.
They need to work on scaling and tuning this for use in AR10 applications. Basically has no purpose in AR15 cartridges short of 458 or 50BEO.
I wonder how that Recoil Counter works for Larger than 5.56 ARs
Indeed. Need it for 308 more than 556.
That Rhodesian brushstroke kit gave me a raging Broner! 😎
AR mag powerbank?
"Hey guys my phone's about to die.
Here you go.
WTF, I don't need a mag.
Grab the cable end man." 😅
I don't know how much use that recoil system is for an AR-15, but I'd probably give one a shot for my AR-10. Pretty neat.
Be better for the caliber/cartridges other than 5.56/.223 that the AR platform can fire, maybe .300blk or 7.62x39 or some of the straight wall cartridges.
I'm excited for Helicon Tex line up.
Dude this is absolutely awesome, they just checkmate'd the ak107 haha
I loved the thermal sight and pretty much all you showed. I love your channel keep up the great work
Thanks man!
Full video about all the interesting stuff from IWA is coming in the next week or so
@@PolenarTactical looking forward to it!!
@@PolenarTactical 0:25 That's what she said
Very cool guys. Thanks for sharing for us across the pond. I just wish we could all enjoy each others kit and gear.
SUPER interested in the Holosun, I havent seen a view through it before so that was wild!
Okay, gotta check if beltfed is legal here XD
FYI this sort of system does not eliminate recoil. Newton's third law is still in effect - to accelerate the counterweight forwards, force must be directed rearwards through the gear axle pins. However, it may result in a more even application of momentum transfer from the moving parts and advantageously reduce the impulse felt when the buffer reaches the end of its travel.
now calculate the friction loss in a ball bearing and you got what is left of the recoil
Thank god someone had already written this. I was about to. As you said, one can't cheat physics. The momentum of the bullet flying out of the barrel has to be balanced by the momentum of the rifle flying in the other direction. Systems like these can only change the impulse from lets say multiple jerks to one longer less intensr jerk - but the total energy absorbed by your shoulder will still be the same.
I have a feeling you're going to see very little practical difference in handling and felt recoil compared to reducing the gas or using a muzzle brake. And it bet it creates more resistance against the bolt carrier since it needs to overcome more mass meaning you will need MORE gas to drive the system, which also means your bolt, bolt carrier, gas rings, gas port etc are going to wear faster most likely
@@rodiculous9464 yeah, but comps have a lot of draw backs. If it can match a compensator I think it is definitely a good innovation, let’s you use a suppressor and not worry about throwing gas around you. Probably has limited applications in 556, but in higher calibers or ar10’s it could be really cool, especially if it makes suppressors practical.
That belt fed AR looks interesting
Super interesting but also quite expensive
I'd love that Recoil System for an LR308
YES !!!THIS !!!
I dont know why but i really want a fightlite scr, despite normal ARs are legal where i live 😅
It's a super cool machine gun - light, ergonomic and very controlable.
We tested it a couple of years back at Shot Show and it was like a laser
@@PolenarTactical scr is the california compliant ar15…. Wouldnt mind a MCR beltfed aswell 😂
@@manganvbg90 ah, my bad 😅
@@PolenarTactical that SCR raider pistol could be fun 🤩
This is easily the best trade show summary video I've ever seen.
Thanks!
We were watching reports from Shot show and noticed that 80% of the videos is just boring talking and irelevant info. So that's why we wanted to make it short and to the point. Full IWA coverage is coming soon
@Polenar Tactical well. Mission accomplished! Also if I ever end up working for CSA, we'll have to do a collab.
It looks like a fantastic show. I look forward to watching your review videos on all those new products. Thank you!
Recoil on AR-15's are already low enough with muzzle brakes and properly tuned gas blocks. I can see this new system being much more effective on blowback 9mm carbines.
So 9mm carbines and .308 battle rifles
I just like the new buffer system for AR-15.
A thermal holosun AND short shorts?!?
I wanna see someone rock that Fitelite with a belt in IPSC Rifle in Open division, no need to worry about stage planning reloads when you don't need to reload!
Polenar tactical delivers again. 😄👍🔥💪🦅🗽🇺🇸 This and vss vintorez previously.
Awesome rundown of some of the highlights! 👍
What a show, and so well covered guys...that was freaking awesome!
Thank you!
This is just a quick video, the whole coverange is coming soon
You brushed so much in short time, feels like being there...... This format is an innovation
Thanks
We watched a lot of videos reporting from Shot and we were annoyed that 80% of that was just irrelevant talking. That's why we try to do our own comments instead of letting the official reps speak about the products.
Hopefully the full video report will be even better once we release it
I love you guys!
I love my MCR. Shoots like a dream. I put a sure fire muzzle break on it.
That buffer is interesting but if the shit hit the fan and I had to choose which rifle to take it would be the one with the mil spec buffer. The simpler the better IMO and it just works.
Best ShotShow nutshell that I have seen to date!
Fight Lite Raider to satisfy your space cowboy itch aka Cowboy Bepop and Firefly.
So, with a good muzzle brake, the rifle's gonna pull itself forward every time I pull the trigger. Will it bump fire itself?
Thanks for that reportage, there a lot of intresting weapons and accessories ;)
I can't wait to get ahold of one of thease things!
That's not gonna break. 100% reliable.
when I saw the tiny plastic gears my scepticism waved at me.
Now if it was pneumatic or hydraulic (and for the 300blk or ar-10's) it might be quite reliable.
All things considered I do admire innovation and maybe we need to see if and how they break to make the next best thing?
4:37 casually aiming for headshot
You had my interest with Rhodesian Brushstroke... you had my attention at "short shorts"
Liked just for the Rhodesian camo and short shorts.
beautiful tho is there a version of the balanced recoil buffer for AR-10´s cause this could make a light weight high caliber AR system viable
Proto type has exited since the 1950's.
Interesting buffer system for the AR. Under heavy duty field use I think I would prefer the simple one spring and regular buffer.
Extremely cool mechanism, but I bet it adds a lot of bolt cycling noise. Everything is a tradeoff so I suppose if someone is specializing a rifle for absolute minimal recoil, that's a tradeoff they're willing to make.
Just in case you see this comment, possible to cover some new optics? The most interesting I have seen on IWA is the new prism from element optics.
YES!
We will try to check it out tomorrow - any other tips?
@@PolenarTactical European optics manufactures! Zeiss, Hensoldt, Leica, Kahles, S&B, element optics, minox, armament technologies(they are canadian now but from what I understand the optics design team if mostly from optronika, there are rumors of a 1-8 LPVO in the works under the brand SAI but nothing confirmed yet) and so on. I understand that this probably is not the focus of this channel lol but would be really cool to see!
would like to see the difference in felt recoil with that buffer vs the JP silent spring I have
The AR buffer system reminds me of the Counter Poise system I bought two decades ago.
Yes on every single item. Just... wow.
Got to get some Rhodesian short shorts 🍻😸
This much cool information so fast and well edited is like shooting up information and excitement straight into your veins.
It's great!
Nice. I haven’t seen that 3x from holosun.
It's a new prototype that wasn't shown on SHOT show
If they did this in the AR 10 platform it would make sense. I don’t know why you need this in an ar 15. It’s like putting a muzzle break on a 10/22.
Perfect content and presentation.
Other channels would have split all this into individual videos and padded the run time to justify it, all of which is super annoying.
You are raising the bar PT, way to go.
Thank you!
This is great feedback as we actually thought a lot about the format and how to present the interesting products.
We decided to get info about the products from the reps and then only include the important/interesting information in our presentation.
A4 gang here. Pretty interested in that buffer. Makes total sense.
you had me at short shorts.
the short shorts are the most important, you can be tacticool if you arent showing everything off
huh. finally a use for the long ass buffer tube
Imagine loading the power bank AR mag into your AR15.
Imagine going to the range and seeing dude in his finest tacticool gear with his Lieutenant Dangle camo shorts on.
Now that buffer system is interesting
That suppressor looks really nice, would love to get my hands on it.
I must have this!
That buffer tube seems cool. I would like to see a buffet that allows for constant recoil so that we don't have the buffer slamming into the back of the receiver extension.
_"Constant recoil system"_ only has real benefits with sustained/full auto fire. There is no real benefits using a CRS with semi-auto. A few channels go into it, but Ian at forgotten weapons is a good take on it if interested.
@@sowhats.6100 I know. I've seen a lot of those videos. I think it would still be great for people that shoot very fast and with binary and frt triggers.
@@shawnwillis7561 Ok, just didn't think you seen any of them. All good, have a great one friend
I agree with you. I have spoken with Ian about the CRS and we disagree on it.
I personally think it makes a noticable difference even on semi-autos and i compete with my rifles. For most ARs it probably doesnt matter but for example on an AK it makes a big difference if you reduce or eliminate the impact of the bolt slamming into the end of the receiver
Are these balanced recoil systems for sale anywhere yet? I'd considering trying one.
There is no way that would be effective at all. I would avoid it. The counter moment produced by the counterweight would basically have very little effect at all. Just introduces more moving components. Therefore, more failure points to your system. You are better off with a muzzle break.
@@ck-db4un a muzzle break isn't legal where i am. So you do what you can.
Those thermals are wicked.
I dunno. More moving parts to lower recoil presumably from firing the already tame 5.56x45?
My concern is whether the forward moving piece has enough mass to equal and offset the rearward moving mass of the combined buffer/BCG. Otherwise it isn't "canceling" anything but itself.
#need that Armanov buffer
Oh man I'm glad to see Helikon tex expandin-
*Rhodesian Brush Stroke*
Here's my money...
The thermal sight is probably a gimmick....
But hot damn it looks SO FUCKING SICK.
Omg these guns are amazing! The future!
I hope the counter balance buffer comes to the US. It might end up being a pretty good upgrade from my Omni Robusta magnetic buffer in my competition rifle.
The thermal sights had me moaning
The .223 ammunition and its brutal recoil. :D
that power bank is awesome. now we need a cell case shaped like a mag and we'll be able to sneak our phone into field problems with impunity.
Interesting counterweight system, definitely interested.
Its cool, albeit not entirely necessary on such a low recoil impulse. Would like to see a sustained fore test.
Could be useful for say .458 Socom.
Hmmmmm that recoil buffer makes a lot of sense for full auto
Scorpion in 22lr sound actually fun.
But i kind of want to know which country in eu let people own that AR-pistol with
regular pistol permission.
In our country it most likely it will be very hard to convince officer why
i would need pistol in .223/5.556.
Silhouettet shooting is only thing where that could pass but...
This is amazing, thank you for sharing the video
that's alot of moving parts but I'd love to test it tbh.
wow they really need to make that counterwieght system for ar-10's and put that on the market YESTERDAY!
I said it before and I'll say it again: Someone whom I do not know, in the Turkish arms expo, has made a .308 MCR type belt fed upper. I saw a picture of it, but it is not available for sale anywhere I can find, including the United States.
It's probably KALE groups rifle.
The tactical short shorts love em
Holy.. the last one thermal sights. The target definition was pretty good
Anyone have details on that buffer?
That AR pistol gives me serious flintlock vibes. There isn't a wood furniture version, is there? I need that.
i make wood furniture so if you want when i open my website you can buy some
I want to put this in a piston AR, really make a completely goofy AR where everything is different in some weird way. What are some other systems you could swap out to make it even more bizarre?
Some of the nicest awesome gear man. Get it now before it’s no longer available.🐸🍺🔪🔥
We even have recoil removing cheats in real life. smh.
I'm reeeeeally skeptical of it
But glad they showed it, cause no one else has talked about it. If it works, it could be amazing. I'm just worried about how it will hold up over time, or with rapid fire
@@ch3cksund3ad
Same, the gears could wear out, I don't think it actually cancels recoil, since blow Forward guns have extra recoil, it's like shooting the bolt as put of a bullet. It'll work well in open bolt airsoft guns because the bolt shakes the entire gun.
Damn slow down! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fucking awesome and I'm excited for many products potential to creepy on over to America. Stay Slav 😎🤙