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Thanks so much for the video. Having this particular clone being so difficult, that along with your good camera angles and good gunsmithing techniques, it will make the one I have so much easier to take apart!

Thank you😺

Those Alice clips tear your clothes up.

70s and 80s cold war alice gear is the best for the money , very well made and durable equipment. Especially when carrying weight for long distances. Great camping gear , and for example i use it prospecting for gold and metal detecting to carry gear . One of my favorite mods is sewing 🪡🧵 the compass pouches on , pants, jackets, and on the canteen covers with fishing 🎣 line .

Id also add a few 3-5 sec rushes and some mantling barriers if possible

I'm a big guy, and I'm not a Snowflake, but sometimes I have a little trouble manipulating the action. Do you think it's just a lube issue, or does it just need to be worked more?

I plan to start baking before my rice is gone. I ll run out of bacon but i ll save up the grease in a pinch.

In the 1980s we used to sew 68 pattern water bottle pouches together to get the four pouch rear set up. Four rear pouches give a shelf for a short bergen to sit on, and the belt can take the weight on the hips. My load out for the pouches are two water bottles on the outer with metal mug. Centre two have mess tin (small) with food, brew kit, and odds and ends. Front pouches are for ammunition. A poncho/tarp can be put flat on the pouch shelf. Molle for attaching scrim. The basic waist fighting battle order should get one through 48 hours at a push if isolated from friendly forces/support. Other stuff goes in the bergen or smock pockets. Chest rigs are popular because of the prolific reliance on vehicles. Given a choice I'd always go for a waist carry system.

It's pretty good with a plate carrier.

As for the little flap you said at min 2:28, you cut of, it is an important piece of the closure to fasten the pouch lid securely. I wanted just to add this, in case you didn´t knew. Thanks for sharing, regards Torsten

Thank you I've made the same argument many times and people still don't get it. But you mention barriers with I've not used that in the discussion. It most definitely should bring better light to it. You put a great spin on it for sure. Be safe and keep up the great work

The trigger is not better than a glock. It is gen 3 on down bad.. I think there more premium offerings are better. But these triggers are not good. Certainly good enough for carry and duty use

Thank you for these tips, I'll be using them for an archaeology prospection expedition to save budget, greetings from Peru

I made some VERY basic hardtack that are 12 years old and still perfect in every way.

For airsoft, a buttpack is great for storing things such as a lunchbox or a bag of chips in case you get hungry lol.

I just tried Wasabi for the first time time because I got sushi and it was just right there. For some reason I thought It would be like spicy avocado, man was I wrong...

I rarely believe round count stories mostly because of the cost factor behind it. Doesn’t make sense you’d spend so much on ammo but neglect your gun in such a fashion and refusing to spend 15-20 bucks on maintenance items.

Thanks for the thorough demonstration! Talked me out of a NATO version. Unlike a lot of people, I don’t see proprietary as a bad thing per se. It allows the manufacturer total quality control. If you have an issue with a magazine they can diagnose their own magazine, but maybe not one of 40 aftermarket copies. HK does this all the time. They will make something just different enough if possible to make it proprietary so that the end user experience is going to be consistent. If you’re slapping who knows what accessories made in China on your gun and cause issues, you’re going to have a bad time so just prevent people from being able to do that in the first place!

What is that pad you have underneath and where can I find one?

Use a pointer of some kind for instruction. never fingers

Great video. Thanks

They are called “ELEVATORS” //ji

I had pretty much the same idea. I think that you are disregarding the need for sustainment in the field. If you are in a situation where you have to ditch your pack, you will be burning lots of calories and just some electrolytes will not be enough to keep you going. I think you should put a buttpack on the system. Let me tell you about my own design. I live in Europe and I managed to find a source for really cheap pieces of the PLCE system. I paid around $3-4 for the webbing. I used it as the basis of a Frankenstein lbe that I am still modifying. I started with the belt from a swedish 304 webbing, which allows me to set up the belt for my waist if i'm only wearing a t-shirt and I can quickly expand it so I can fit a thick coat or even armor underneath the webbing without having to adjust the pouches. I use one of the 304 pouches on my right side and a molle SAW pouch on my left. beyond that I have a full size molle medkit, 2 canteens (one titanium, with a cup, and one plastic) as well as a buttpack I maade myself. I will buy some proper nylon and make a new buttpack because I made some mistakes with the design of this one because I was modifying an existing piece of gear that turned out poorly. I can also mount a PLCE hip pad, but I don't like how much it makes some of the pouches stand off and I haven't noticed any substantial rubbing due to the alice clips I used to secure some of the molle pouches so I will probably keep it as is.

anyone had any malfuctions? and so any many rounds youve shot

No one ask for your opinion or show.

Im a few years late to your video but glad someone is giving 40 S&W Glock some love. Still carrying my gen 4 model 23 & will never sell it. Thousands of rounds thru mine..a few issues here & there all resolved. Love bucking the trendy "40 is dead" gibberish that I hear. Glock 23 pistols all generations are stellar in my world. Thanks for the video amigo.

The only time I don't carry my Nano is when I carry my S&W 629, and that's only in the woods... The Nano has been an ideal EDC for my me, and has given flawless reliability. The only difficulty has been typical of all sub-compacts, it's size may require additional practice to develop the same proficiency you have with larger handguns. It's a great shooter.

you absolutely need water boots for bears, they look so hobo-ish that the bear is like "nah, im gonna be the one to be eaten"

cute dogs

you "civilian" aka none youtube stars!

now that's an another meme for bullpup haters

Back in my day our mag carriers carried 3 30 round magazines not 2

If you have no grommet free, use the Paracord zip tie.

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Danish m96 the best

Is it normal for the saftey decocker to be super stiff? i guess not i can only activate it with alot of force!

The trigger bar outside the frame is really ghetto as hell. Like some kids first metal shop project or a zip gun or something. It's a shame they did that because all around they're good pistols.

Good stuff, I have this same exact blade but stone washed. I've carried it religiously every single day for about 8 years now. It's still as fast to deploy now as it was 8 years ago only difference now, is the fact all the edges and clip are worn down to the bare metal now lol

Manual safety doesn't always work drive.google.com/file/d/1Fl_PLjdFP7ubKYL6-e72M7T21vft5Low/view?usp=drive_link

You can use MOLLE with this easier than LC 2. Those web keepers stop the slide pretty well. And 550 cord to hold them down. Also, the rear straps can be run through the mounting bars on the buttpack, or use clips, etc. More versatility than a FLC or old school LBE. Right now mine is set up with the rear panel only and LBE straps up front. I use an old Field Line hydro pack. I wish that Field Line would reenter the market. Good stuff for the money.

Tem carregador taurus compativel para essa arma?

Thank you for the video. What material did you make the belt pad? Looks good.

Just saying: brand new gun clearly, the RIA mag fed including the VRF, the Panzer, the Radikal, all the Turkish knock offs like Black Aces and Century, all have a 100-200 round break-in before the malfunctions abate. Then half of them will run with fairly normal malfunctions per 100 rounds. And move the QD anchor on the sling to the other side, or, some bullpups sling better right arm through.

I have a canik rival darkside and a tp9sfx. Both have strong recoil impulse for 9mm

So if my usual Belleville boots are 10.5 what side would you recommend?

To much talking...basically

I just bought one in LIKE NEW condition. It's in .40S&W, has BRITE SigLites, (2) mags, case, and papers. OTD: $475.

I love 40 cal. It’s my soul mate

Looking for a flashlight for a maverick 88 which would you recommend?? Thank you great video.

Before I got a job that required a specific firearm, I carried a .45 Colt Commander. Then my job required me to carry a .38. Then I found a table of allowances the let my job carry 1911 NM. Then came the M9, 15 years later I retired. I'm the guy responsible (I think) for RIA building their version of the CCO. I have quite a collection Then I tested the .40, and I liked it. A LOT. So, that's what I carry now by choice. More than a 9, more rounds than my .45 in the same size package.