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I have the TA02 with the top mounted RMR. My favorite optic setup.

Did he ever say what the quality control problem was?

Don't even need the red dot, I'm comfortable with nothing more than just an ACOG. At extreme close range the parallax is negligible enough for home defense. It can even work well if you know the holdover to compensate for the parallax and height over bore.

I didn't notice the trough on my VP but did have lazy wolf flat trigger so I'm nowhere near it. Recently got a HK45 and ya I NOTICE IT. P30 on the list to get soonish

I totally relate to the vntage Strat analogy, being a former musician myself. When I first got my G17 I bought some parts to "upgrade" including a lighter trigger doohicky. The Houge overgrip is good for my long fingers, as is the extended takedown catch. After one range session where the gun fired when I wasn't ready, I went home and reinstalled the stock item immediatly. As you say, just get another guitar for the different need, should you have one. More fun that way.

This is the review that I could've used before my purchase. Totally satisfied with my recent purchase but just wish I would've seen this

I love my ppq m2. Great gun but slightly snapier than some other handguns when considering recoil. You don't really have to replace anything after you buy it.

I love H&K and S&W. :]

Everyone has the RIGHT to defend themselves, but gun ownership in itself is a PRIVILEGE; why should it be any different than owning a license to operate a motor vehicle or practice a certain trade. That is what sets us apart from the psychotic mental patients that originate on the right side of political spectrum.

The 442/642 dosen't need a trigger job. Load it up with snap caps and pull the trigger about 1,000 times and it will smooth out and lighten up a bit. It will also give you peace of mind that there are no defective parts from the factory. It will also strenthen your trigger finger, all of which are good things. A 7-pound trigger job will also lighten up with use, over time, and eventually you will have light primer strikes. The stock trigger/spring will work perfectly fine 30 years later. I would not trust my life to a trigger job but you do you.

You are a wonderful communicator. This is just great. Thank you. Sent an offer for one on Armslist. Also one of my holster screws has been lost to the parts dimension as of last week. Sigh.

You can put a key chain loop on the magazine release for quicker reloads

Never got a good vibe from this brand. They just look cheap considering the cost.

🗡️NRA🛡️AOR🏹

Me too. I have the ACOG with the RMR for my M4A1 and Geissele URGI

I certainly am not a liberal but not a conservative either. I don’t agree with all of your political opinions. But the way I see it, the second amendment of our constitution transcends political ideology in my opinion. It applies to EVERYONE. Whether you’re left wing or right wing, black or white, all Americans have the right to bare arms. End of story. There is no shame in being a liberal gun owner.

You must have as hard a time as me with ads. Seeing that orange dick on every video is so frustrating.

Calling out boomers for being the OG snowflakes is the best thing I've seen on CZcams in a LONG time. Thank you for pointing out the hypocrisy of a group that complain about "safe spaces", but cry like toddlers when literally anything happens. That rant was amazing, and I'm definitely subscribing. Also, solid review beyond that. Your summary of overall carry requirements reminds me of Chris from Lucky Gunner. No judgement of people who carry full-size handguns, but most of us aren't cosplaying as cops everyday. 32ACP is definitely enough to keep you safe from normal risks, but also anemic enough to keep us from taking a dark alley "shortcut" for the thrill of potential conflict. Finally, I love my Tomcat. But it gets iffy when the barrel gets fouled. The cases start sticking at like 100 rounds of cheap stuff. Not a major concern, but an extractor would make range trips a bit more fun.

Glock trigger sucks. I realized this when I bought a geissele ssa for my ar.

“Blue, easy to make new. Red, full strength ahead!” ...I think blue loctite will work just fine

Holy shit this videos 5 years old,. I wonder what the round count on this thing is now Pls update us

THIS GUY TALKS TO MUCH SHIT VIEDO

People always forget the second half of that saying “A jack of all trades is a master of none…. But will always be better than a master of one.”

Very true. I bought once, got a non operating knife - never buy again

Great review. Excellent, efficient communicator💪🇺🇲

I have the same pistol. It is an excellent choice .

🗡️🫡👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🏹

Am I the only one with Hackathorn sights ? I have the “Big Boy” with “developmental “ Hackathorn sights. Hugs and fuggin kisses except for one thing ( yeah, I know you can change it) no ambi safety/decocker? She does the job. MK24? Where’s my KA suppressor?

Reporting in from 2024 where these are almost $800

Beavis & Butthead humor. Hilarious! If you're 12. Yeah, I know. it's your channel, etc. Just sayin'.

My p30 is my edc absolutely love it. After 2500 rounds still not one failure and even with standard sights easy to put nice grouped shots down range. Been my edc for three years now.

My lpvo doesnt need a battery

I think I wouldve panicked an first thought would've came to mind is maybe the firing pin broke

I like going huntin' right after a good breakfast of eggs, bacon, and grits.

I have both...

I bought a microtech anax when they came out and it literally has no detent. It will in my pocket and when I hold it with the blade facing down. Also something is scratching the bottom of the blade on lockbar side. I haven't sent it yet but I am. 90% of the otfs I've bought from them came dull out of the box.

8400 rounds on the original striker? You do know? Like the springs and dual captive recoil guide rod you should change the striker spring or entire striker assemble after 5000 rounds.

Yes! You have a new follower.

Why are these hard to find?

Your trigger pins are a bit loose in your lower receiver. You can see it wobble as you're manipulating the trigger

If you are using the trigger as an excuse for your poor marksmanship then you must be a liberal and blame everyone or everything for your problems

Just got a TA02 with a forward piggyback RMR, can’t wait to zero and test it this weekend!

People are missing out. This was a brilliant vid!!!! Well done buddy!

great video! i subscribed! i LOVE my PPQ M2. I bought a hk vp9 match a while after.. and i gotta say.. i think i still prefer my PPQ. Love this thing.

Your logic is flawed though, if you are going to offset an rds on an acog you could do it just as easily with an lpvo. I actually think it’s preferable to run an rds with an lpvo as; 1) it gives you an additional sight redundancy 2) it allows you to passively aim with NODs 3) the biggest benefit. That you don’t have to run your your lpvo at 1x magnifier, you can run it at 3-4x, use the RDS for 80m(ish) and still have the additional magnification to push out further if environment permits.

I agree, great company but same issues. They sharpen by hand and I think that’s the issue. So much variance between purchases. No hate. I love them. Not doffing them at all. Just think they need to employ a CNC charoeninf system and a optical Go no Go QC system. Tightens of CNC would be a great connection for them. I want to make myself clear I don’t own a company that makes knives. But I do think this would help them as I have been around CNC equipment quite a bit, and this would absolutely solve most of the issues that I’ve had, and other people have had.

The Walther PPQ is a great polymer 9mm Semi Auto. However I purchased the Walther Q4. Steel over Polymer!

I wonder how easy or hard it is to change the firing pin? You seem very knowledgeable about this Ruger Mark IV perhaps you might consider making a video on how to strip and service those parts that need replacing. I doubt if any of us would ever come close to that many rounds you ran through this gun. Nevertheless, it’s good to know how to replace broken parts especially in light of our present very anti-gun administration making shipping firearms back to manufacturer very difficult often requiring to go through an FFL dealer.

Don't know why I've never seen this video considering I have watched countless Beretta videos relating to the 92A1 and 92S which I have, and the Stoeger version of the 8000. Then throw in the rest of my 92 Berettas and clones. The A1 is my tuned night stand gun. The 92S slide to frame fit is like glass when racking the slide. The Stoeger shoots very well and takes Beretta mags and maybe some other parts. It has a blue finish that isn't that great really. Having had Berettas for 30ish years they are on top of my favorites list along with the Sig 226 and CZ75. Stock vs stock, the 226 with the SRT trigger beats the Beretta A1. But, I recently got a 92X Centurion G model. This thing, bone stock, has a fantastic trigger. It's like Beretta put in the 92X Performance trigger or something. It beats the Sig. I had bought the Performance trigger kit thinking I would put in in the 92X but it just doesn't need it. Maybe I'll see if it will go in the old 92S. Good choices there and good shooting.

I was just reviewing Cougar videos considering getting one. I have several 92 models and the Stoeger Cougar. The Beretta 8000 I'm considering is a DAO. No single action. I'm wondering a few things. What kind of trigger it will have. Are there SA/DA parts available to swap out. Do the 92 parts fit in the DAO 8000. Anyone know anything? Oh and when I got my Stoeger about 10 years go the first thing I did was get on Gunbroker and find factory Beretta mags for it so I have 6 for my Stoeger. It's a nice shooting gun but the finish is no where near as nice as the Beretta that I can tell.