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Hey glad I could spread some of info , thanks for watching

Awe man that sucks, what state you live in where they make you do that.

Not funny at all lol, they are both great guns and compliment each other well. Which one do you prefer?

Hey, they both compliment each other very well. Which one do you like more?

I agree with you I mean a gun is only good if it’s backed by excellent support. But idk I feel like all the Turkish gun makers are kind of aloof. They have to go through multiple people in terms of importation and not everyone along that chain cares about the long term outcome of the company they are selling. Where as a company like glock or ruger cares through and through on the out come of the sale. One question, what was the question you had for the dealer if you don’t mind?

@@Conklikov to be honest once I sold the Stingray I forgot all about it. Interesting fact… I just talked to my gunsmith just yesterday and he had nothing but glowing remarks about Tisas but he admitted he never dealt with the US distributor he only dealt with Turkey and they were very responsive to his needs.

Are you pushing slide back to the notch required. Or make sure mag is out

@@Conklikov So i removed the first pin, then the screw but the last pin won‘t come out

There is a lot of questions there lol, I’ll try my best. 22 lr for defense is always questionable, now I sure wouldn’t want to get in front of it. Also shot placement plays a big role as well. That being said, 22 can definitely be used for defensive roles. Just temper your expectations with effectiveness. For defensive ammo I’d probably stick with cci, good track record for reliability and can get hotter loads. For a 22 1922 manufacturer the GSG definitely works good and I’ve had success with it. Also the newer hammerli looks promising. I would stay away from the Chiappa clone as quality just isn’t there. A nice adjustable sight on the rear can really help with accuracy if it needs fine tuning. Hope I could help, if you got more let them fly. Cheers, conklikov

@@Conklikov Hi Sig Sauer 1911 ==22LR== And Hämmerli Arms Forge 1911 H1 .22 LR LR 5 How's the build quality ?? What ammunition is best for this weapon ?? What ammunition is the best for defense in 2024 caliber 22LR ?? Regards Arthur

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C9 is a cool size to own

Thanks for the tip I will have to check them out

I can’t say I disagree with you for the most part the smith and Wesson I would say is a little better than meh and psa isn’t junk just really cheap.

For sure, I mean it’s easy but Steyr just doesn’t seem to care about their pistols much

It is, it’s nice to see some more affordable options in this part of the market, I figured I’d have a bit more interest in this video but I’m going to assume people are overtly more interested in the Springfield prodigy for quality and price being a factor

Ok I totally agree with you. And I am very hopeful for a Gen 5 glock 40. It’s a matter of time honestly. They already put out a g29 Gen 5. Also Glock has made a fair hint at the fact they will phase out Gen 4 guns. Gen 3 are only made truly for California, but also come in at a cheaper price than a Gen 5.

It wasn’t huge. But it was a step in the right direction from glock. That being said glock really doesn’t acknowledge the pig nose issue historically.

@@Conklikov i am surprised to see it take them this long to address it.

What about full-size guns?

@Conklikov Thanks for your question. When I was 15, I shot my first 357 S&W. The two that taught me told me a pinky is for indexing and is used to keep the gun from falling out due to snap. I have been shooting all guns with my finger under the grip. My 44 Blackhawk. My 44 Magnum double barrel Derringer. My Wichita Arms 7mm08 single shot bolt action Pistol. My Beretta 92 10mm. My H&K P10mm. And a hundred more. It was a great lesson they taught me. I was born in the country with a gun in my hand. I am always bewildered when I see someone concerned about using a pinky to grip. I finally had to say something. Thanks for listening.

Is it a recently produced tracker because what I have heard is Taurus QC has really stepped up the game. Not to say mine was bad but just that they are improving as time goes on

Ya damn ammo cost getting bad again. Unless you want 9 mm. But even that doesn’t s getting a bit pricy

I absolutely agree with you. Glock is better suited for plug and play. 1911 is a bit more work. Although some enjoy the extra work. There is no real set standard for 1911 style pistols. Glocks are just so much more forgiving

The Bond Stingers have smaller frames, which use different barrels. As far as I know, Bond no longer sells .22 barrels, because they were having issues with misfires. I think you have to buy a Bond that comes with a .22 barrel from the factory now, because they need to hand fit them to the frame for reliability.

I do know that Pearce grip has an extend grip for the para ordnance warthog which is what the BBR is based on people use that with success. I also know that the double stack rock island 45 acp mags are interchangeable. As well as the double stack paras. But I’m not sure of a sleeve that would fill the grip gap

My honest opinion the 30s is better for ccw purposes by all means. Lighter and has more pedigree for having a reliable function. The 30s. Is a bit different than the new g30 gen 5. The 30 s uses the thinner slide from the 36 single stack. Glock never made a 30s in Gen 4 for some reason. And I really hope the buckle down and make one for Gen 5. The BBR is a cool gun for sure and has a great trigger. I think both would work well for carry it really is just preferences

Hmm I have not ran into the issue of slide lock not working with the buffers. Il have to keep an eye out for that issue.

@@Conklikov I had a light spring in it (too light) with a shock buff and slide locked back no prob. Recoil impulse felt awesome But I noticed some peening where the VIS meets barrel bed so I went back to the 17lb.. no slide lock for me afterwards 🤔. If you have an idea for a fix, I'm entirely made out of ears RN👂

Ya it’s ridiculous That it’s still not a clear yes or no. And wether it’s a firm decision or not

That is some really great insight into how prices differ in Europe than the Americas. Hard to believe a ruger cost that much, I know even in the states they have a high msrp. But I also see them well under msrp by like 300 or more dollars. Makes me curious what do smith and Wesson and colts run?

@@Conklikov Prices of everything US made are crazy in Europe. S&W 686 6" is arround $2000. Top spec Bronco Badlands is $160k here.

@@frostys_bushcraftTaurus is from Brazil

I’d like you to take first shots through a 10 mm , through a phone one handed. A bit harder than it looks. But when I say first shots those are literally my first shots through this pistol.

@@Conklikov like the honesty. Good video. Seems like you had fun.

You was full of that whiskey thas why

Ya but due to lawsuits this gun has been pretty much sued to obscurity

That’s good to hear, glad it’s been good. I’m nowhere near 1000 wiTh mine, more like 200. But only issue is a grip is a little loose, that I fixed with an oring. As screw wouldn’t go in anymore

Well good, I’m glad you like it I can fully understand your sentiment on the balance issue. Did you ever use or try to use a shooting stick while hunting if you have taken it out?

@@Conklikov I have started using a shooting stick and I'm really just getting used to it. Definitely helps on longer shots.

Ya never understood why people gave shade to 10mm. It’s recoil isn’t that bad, and you can certainly push it to higher power levels

@@Conklikov the recoil is bad on the Glock 20 Gen 3 only because the gen 4 & 5 have better recoil springs

Thanks pretty cool pistol, lots of features for the price only issue I ran into was the cheap mags it came with

Did you watch the video, i go over the fact that there is extra material on top of frame to keep frame down from slide.

this is literally what this video is about.

Oh well, I tried to explain the best I could. I honestly don’t think I could do it in 2 minutes unless I was a physicist who was used to teaching

@@Conklikov I hear you, my wife has the same issues she's a Psychologist and gets to "wordy" at times ! Lol I'm a Military man, we just get right to the point ! 😄 Semper Fi

Absolutely agree, I have wanted to give the night stalker px-9 a try

@@Conklikov I love it comes with everything you might expect from a high end gun not saying it lacks quality because it seems to be there trigger pull is excellent.

It is possible that the brass wasn’t sized down properly. But it’s also possible that barrel was messed up from factory. I’d tend to beleive the ammo one mostly. I’d get some different ammo a try. If it still doesn’t fit then I would have a gunsmith take a look at it to see if gun is messed up

I don’t disagree that a little bit of play is desirable. But it is easy to sand and polish material away rather than add material. I rather be a bit tighter and loosen it up.than have a loose gun get looser. Lockup should always be tight. Slide to frame it’s very acceptable to have a bit of wiggle.

The slide lugs and the barrel lugs should be squared to properly aligned both together firing a number of rounds and I worked in a gun shop with a friend of mine and we've seen 1911 that were like that it required a number of rounds to finally break it in we've had a tough nice pistol Smith here in Michigan and I inquired about tightening the slide equals that is the worst thing on a combat piece for self-defense leave that in his words garbage for the Target shooters

Thank you. Straight to the point is easier to make as well

Ya good thorough cleaning helps these guns out a lot.