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I’ve really enjoyed this video until you gave wrong info about the RISII rail. It’s designed on the same lockup so if you want to change out the RISII for RISIII you can because RISIII was made to fit the superior RISII design. But thank you for this great video! I’m not trying to be a critic but getting the truth is what matters.

Great video! The Phantoms were discontinued to help fill the market with their newer P07's and P09's. The Phantom is stellar duty gun but does not have a huge market. The P07 is great for carry, but I'd take a phantom over p09 all day every day. The CZ75 platform has insane aftermarket support and the P07/9 series doesn't quite have that yet nor a proven track record . I haven't been able to justify replacing my carry P30sk with a P07 but am now however working on replacing it with a S2 Compact. The Phantom was never made for competition which is why the Shadow exists.The Phantom is best served as a combat handgun in a chest rig. My Phantom is Cajunized (self installed) with the slide cut from CGW's and a Delta Point Pro. I'm still not sold on RMR's on pistols (cuz I'm old I guess) so my Cajunized S2 gets the most love. My S2 is hands down the best home (indoor/close range) defense firearm I have (21rd mags, and shoots like a laser beam). The Shadow is way too heavy for carry as a backup firearm for almost all applications. All that said, I'll never let my phantom go and also have future plans for it. I also would not be surprised to see small batch releases of the phantom much like what HK does with their Mark 23.

I have a Mossberg SPX 464 in 30-30. The 2019 Updated version. It's a great lever action. I replaced the collapsing stock with a Boyd's black textured straight stock after a few years, because it just seemed gimmicky after a while. Now with the standard strait stock it resembles the Winchester 94 that it's cloned/based off. I kept the original pic rail forend, keeping a tactical look and function. I added skinner peep sights. I love it. I Personally like the Space cowboy look of these new lever actions. But can't deny the beauty of the classic walnut and blued steel like my 74 Marlin 336. I also have a Rossi R92 with nice rosewood furniture, 16'' barrel in 357 Mag. I added a large loop lever, and a Rossi peep sight rail, and a Nice red dot. It essentially has everything the triple black has but it cost $350 less. I think the tactical lever action is practical. It's just modernizing a true classic firearm putting more life into an amazing Century + old platform design.

is there a chassis that looks like the m14 ebr for Mini14?

I believe it's just a fade honestly just a money thing like everything else

Very cool. I've seen someone add the extended tube for this. I think they used one off a winchester model 1200

Didn’t LWRC stop using Magpul grips in favor of their own? I haven’t seen a factory Magpul grip on an LWRC in over a decade

You don't have to add any external devices like Accuwedges to the LWRC. It comes with a set screw in the grip that adjusts the amount of play between the upper and lower. Sorry for the multiple comments, I'm watching this video over the course of days.

Hey brother, loved this video. Huge fan of AR content. Hope you continue to succeed!

There's no way the LWRC's barrel is chrome lined. It's nitrided. And one of their selling points is that the spiral fluting is more rigid precisely because it is spiral-shaped. Just like rebar, which uses spiral reinforcement to negate its tendency to flex.

The goat 🐐

Velocity is of little concern. You only really need velocities of 1165 - 1285. Beyond those velocities with lead shot you will lose pattern density and so while there may be a lot of pellets within a 30 inch circle, you will have a lot of gaps where missing or wounding game can occur. Also, with the new TSS style loads the "Magnum" 3 and 3.5 shells are really no longer needed. At this point basically any of the choices are just as good as the next. The sweet spot for the 20 ga is 7/8, 16 is 1 oz and 12 is 1 1/8. Trying to get to those shot weights with one of the other gauges will generally end up in a less efficient pattern. They all have their place and each do the best job within the range that they are intended.

Zastava customer support is worthless save your money & buy a quality AK

Idek how I feel about shotguns for some reason, is it cause I don’t feel tactical enough? lol who knows😂

Just got a p10s. You earned a new sub brother, keep it up

Just bought mine....Love it..

Use low recoil buckshot Pistol grip guns are made for it. The Shockwave models are pretty viable if you use a recoil strap on the rear grip. If you don’t the birsdhead slips out of your hand in recoil.

It fits well in your hand and says shoot me! Had one since the 80's

You guys can say what you want, I had a older 870wingmaster traded it for a nice 11-87, 3inch 28 inch screw in chokes,,,And I don't miss the old 870 at all,,

How’d you get that scope mounted in that position???? I have the same setup but can only mount on the frame top rail which is too far forward for magnified optics

Just curious if you could help out my Czp10c says Hartford Connecticut does that mean anything on the quality part of the handgun ?

The good the bad and the ugly. Clint Eastwood

I like my M90, it's a nice shooter once I opened up the mag well with a Dremel. If I was buying a regular AKM the M70 is a good choice.

Good video I also enjoy my M70 Npap.

Have you ran this with a can on it? If so, how was the blowback?

The light also helps with recoil because of the added weight holding the tip down.

I can't believe you would put that $ 10.00 scope on your rifle . LOL

This is a super underrated review. There are endless larper's out there with beards and backward hats giving worthless reviews. I appreciate this clean cut technical guy. Maybe he is an engineer and a tad bit autistic? He is very precise with his language and covers everything I want to know AND MORE. Keep up the good work!

I'm learning so much. Now, if I could find someone to teach me about moon laser.

As far as a Gen 5 41, Glock already makes everything they would need for it except for the barrel and slide, all other Gen 5 components already exist in the 21 Gen 5. While I don’t think it’s a priority I think eventually it will be produced. Hopefully 😎If they do, I’d imagine they would roll the existing Gen 4 41 line and convert to Gen 5 and stop producing the Gen 4.

Never had one problem with my 1100 , have own it for over 40 years,

Good shootn’ Tex! I own two

I have their 16" midlength chrome lined FSB barrel and love it for the price! I definitely appreciate the extra handguard real estate for flashlight mounting and ergonomics, in addition to a smoother running system overall. Can't go wrong with irons within 300 yards. That's a real cool range in the first segment - is it public?

Enjoyed the video. My S&W M&P15 is set up similarly. 1:9 twist also, no problems up to 69 grain. They have their own barrel profile, which is just a little heavier than other standard barrels, but lighter than a full-on ‘bull’ or ‘heavy’ (Socom) barrel. Does anyone know if Del-ton still makes the carbine with FIXED (A2) carry handle receiver? I think it used to be called a 216…

Carry handle gang gang 💪🤝

Eldorado for me, True Grit is a close second.

Just found your channel and I like the content thus far. Very reminiscent of Paul Harrell in your detail.

That's a beautiful little rifle, even if it's not the latest greatest thing. It's always great to see a new video from you. Have a blessed day.

hey do you happen to know where to get spare parts for saiga 308? i'm looking from barrel to bolt. thx

In a nutshell, Yugoslavia copied Russia’s homework 😂

There are two things you got wrong with the video. Number one, is that to manufacture an AOW still cost the same $200 tax stamp to form one the gun yourself, the $5 tax stamp comes from purchasing it through a form four. Number two, is that the firearm category you have to be 21 years or older to purchase unlike a shotgun or a rifle. Otherwise, great video and it is great to see people educating other people when it comes to the legal landscape of firearms as it could be very complicated 😂 also the main benefit to an AOW is that you can cross state lines without filling out an ATF form asking for permission unlike machine guns, short barrel rifles, short barrel shotguns, etc.

Thanks for this video….

That Aberfeldy is pretty rough and raw, try an Irish triple distilled instead, much smoother

Good video. Would like to hear you talk more about low power rifle optics. 1x4 power optics for carbines.

Keep up the good work! Love your videos.

U aint going to be thinking about reset in a gun fight, try the lem trigger

Great setup 👍

The Mini 14 needs a 6 position collapsible, aluminum or carbon fiber stock/forearm redesign with a full length top pic rail, 14" aluminum or carbon fiber handguard with M-Lok slots at 3,6,9, o'clock, QD sockets front & rear and accept AR magazines. They would sell a ton of them. I would buy 2 or 3. That ATI stock is a fail, not fit for a .22

Red headed stranger

Great commentary on the topic, Murph. Great to see context-based channels aren't going by the wayside. For large and protracted operations, artillery and machine guns seem to be the way to close the gap. I'm thinking the individual solider would benefit more from tactics and better utilization of existing gear than a new rifle platform entirely. As for special operations targeting HVTs and the like, I could see the possibility of needing such a capability if body armor will assuredly be encountered. Use-case specific, obviously. For us civilians though? I dare say 5.56 is more than capable for defense given its performance against soft targets.