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Uhh jp did this how long ago? Didn't need 3 gens to get it right

man buns are out

Id love to see where they got 3-4lbs from because mine is about 7lbs. Also the connector that came with it was faulty and my trigger wouldn’t break. Put an OEM connector on and it worked. The adjustments work as they say and the shortened pull/reset is nice but the weight of the trigger just nullifies that success. If they can get the trigger weight to actually be 3-4 lbs, this would be an amazing trigger.

People are now saying that its trash and 1:3 twist rate is wrong, and close to 300 yrds it keeps drifting...........

P80 PFC9 Better slide cuts Better frame texture and thinner Better trigger Better trigger guard Better looking Reliable So why the hell would I buy a G19?

Are your kits compatible with Glock magazines ?

*Short answer:* AR-10 - chambered in .308 (7.62x51mm NATO) AR-15 - chambered in .223 (5.56x45mm NATO)

Please tell everyone that Hornady quietly switched from small rifle primers to large rifle primers in the 450 bushmaster without telling anyone. Total horse shit. Not advertised on the box, Those guys just switched it. I spent 2 bucks a round for cases I can't reload. I've got loads of small rifle primers and NO large rifle primers. Why didn't Hornady tell anyone? Total betrayal. Those guys should be better than this.

Great video! Can you speak to the twist rates? I have read some info saying if you went with a barrel shorter than 7" to only get a 1:5 twist rate, so it has a little faster (and more?) stabilization of the bullet. I notice there is only a handful of makers that are using the shorty barrels, and some of those use 1:5 and some do not. Personally, I think the barrels just under 7" would be the sweet spot, to allow the gun to still be very compact after adding the silencer to it. I like the Rattler, but man they are proud of it with that huge price tag. For about half the price, I have my eye on a 5" Aero Precision, but am still doing the research on it. (only finding a couple of videos on YT with it) Thanks

A radian or Geisllie bolt catch would help reach it easier with the left trigger finger. Just make sure the grip has a smaller beaver tail so it doesn’t push your hand too far from the controls

So if you run a Suppressor on your gun. Do you need to buy different spring weights?

Is this the jp enterprises buffer ? Or another company? If so witch is better?

I have one heavy as hell

Funniest explanation I have heard. 300 BLK is you, 8.6 is the guy she told you not to worry about.

Would be nice if they would've paid the electrical bill, what's up with the lighting on this video, the angle of the camera is too far away to distinguish the difference between the product, and is too dark.

Bought one from optics planet. looking forward to my Christmas present I ordered in July lol

Can you put a switch on the p80 Glock 19

I got 2 and both are stuck on different builds. I tried testing out the 5 positions and it didnt go well for me.

So if I never shoot suppressed, never shoot anything hotter than 77 gr, mainly 55 gr, but want less felt recoil, maybe flatter shooting.. which one should I choose?

This video was a bargain he stretched 30 seconds into 12 minutes.

Two tone

People always forget to oil the locking lugs. The cam pin needs its own drop also.

Just got a side charging .300 BO upper to use as a training rifle for stepping the grandkids up from .22s. It should be way easier for them to run the bolt than the conventional handle. Being raised with bolt actions, a Mossberg 351, then the Garand, M14 and M1 Carbine, the side charger just fits my six decades of muscle memory better than the rear handle.

Ref recoil - The Fritz Tactical brake on my 18" 450 takes the recoil down to approximately the same as a 16" .308 M5 with a linear brake. Not a punishing level at all.

Has anyone tried a 23 gen 3 slide on this frame ?

DD A Bore Buddy plug and 200% extractor spring

I have the SCT17 frame with their internals and I just don't like the internals and the fact that they still don't have a magwell after 1 year on the market. The trigger absolutely sucks IMHO. Glock trigger is actually much better...Who would have thought that? It does have a nice audible reset, but mine is awful spongy and just blah!

395grain sub xs loaded with shooters world blackout to about 1600 fps hurts. I don’t remember the exact load off the top of my head but it’s somewhat brutal on the shoulder, worse than a 12 guage

It's an interesting idea, but why? No one really needs this caliber, an ultra-niche round that has very little real world use or practicality for non ultra niche folks.I don't use .300 BLK because it's kind of dumb and other, more widely available rounds can do the exact same thing under most circumstances - but I would definitely buy a .300 BLK over this round any day of the week.

Feel that pain…

Thanks guys. Great video..

Where is it? This video is only 2 months old but when you go to Davidson Defense, there is no mention of this rifle at all. Cant find it for sale, cant find anything labeled "sidewinder", its like it doesn't exist. WTF?

The use of all top notch gun components makes the human factor in the upgrade smaller in comparison. But this guy's experience with the Mil Spec trigger moves the human comparison right back up there! He should have got an average shooter to shoot! But it looks like a drop in for me.

Wish I had a 350 legend!

My left ear is like "got it" my right ear is like "huh"

do regular glock 19 gen 5 parts fit a stripped sct 19 frame?

I might convert one of mine into 9mm.

Awesome 😎

Interesting

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Good Information.

Interesting.

Good information and comparison

Awesome!

Con, price and bullet selection. That is all.

As a rule of thumb I've replaced most of my Mil-spec triggers with drop-in models of various manufacturer. I'm convinced that in all but one case it improved the shooting experience.

Thanks

Thanks very helpful

good to know

Super cool prize pack! I got this one! You all ought not enter!