The hammer spring! Not the trigger spring. I've watched the scene a dozen times and even paused and screen captured it. Your hammer spring is 100% upside-down in this tutorial 🙄
@Mario Pagan why does everyone think 1k rounds is anything to report on? Thats nothing man. I'm sure it works but this is supposed to be a tutorial am I wrong? These things need to be correct if it is to be a tutorial. It also doesn't exactly show competency when something as simple as a common hammer spring being installed totally upside-down. I'm just being honest here. It doesn't seem like you've built very many of these if any at all. I would have at least reshot that part. Secondly while I'm sure it works.... that's not the way that spring was intended to be loaded or sprung. You'll probably wear it out faster at the very least. You're putting more pressure on the coils than it would have if installed the correct direction.
Can you redo this with the receiver and hardware actually in the camera frame?
I like the part where you assemble part of the trigger off camera.
Not the part where the hammer spring was installed upside-down? 😏
Great video and timing up to 4.50 where you go out of camera frame. Keep up the good work but you may want to watch the framing.
Hard to tell what you're doing when you do it out of frame.
Sorry, I made one where everything is on frame but they (YT) took it off.
@@armasydefensa1513 No worries. Between your video and another I was able to figure things out. Thanks for reply.
@@armasydefensa1513 Yep, we've got good ole censoring you boob to screw things up.
I got a magpul grip but screw didn’t go in. Just the tip. I didn’t force at all. Even without the grip
Nice video , I just got my Aero EPC lwr this weekend .. do you have a build list ?
Thanks
What kind of butstock is that?
You should work in the camera frame,
could you do whole video over again with explanation
Hi what parts kit did you use ?
Aero precision
😎
what is that little set screw for
Is for the bolt catch, the new AP lowrs are coming with that system. No more scratches on the lower
What did you use a paper clip?
@@CashRules203 small ale wrench
What size barrel? 16"
Yes
Thanks for taking the time to record and post. Pay no mind to all the “out of frame” Police.
I’m glad you liked it. I had one before this one in full frame and YT took it off. That’s why I did this one like this. Is not a “how to” video.
Nothing is in the camera.
No loctite no anti seize no torque wrench lol no wonder “builders” have a bunch of issues with their firearms
Your hammer spring is backwards. No good detailed shots. Quick out of frame shots. But mostly YOU PUT THE TRIGGER SPRING ON BACKWARDS 🤦♂️
Pay attention to when I pulled the trigger a few seconds after I installed the trigger. It would not work backwards.
The hammer spring! Not the trigger spring. I've watched the scene a dozen times and even paused and screen captured it. Your hammer spring is 100% upside-down in this tutorial 🙄
@@MadMetalShop I guess my hammer spring is the only one that works backwards. Over 1000 rounds still working. Cheers my friend
@Mario Pagan why does everyone think 1k rounds is anything to report on? Thats nothing man. I'm sure it works but this is supposed to be a tutorial am I wrong? These things need to be correct if it is to be a tutorial. It also doesn't exactly show competency when something as simple as a common hammer spring being installed totally upside-down. I'm just being honest here. It doesn't seem like you've built very many of these if any at all. I would have at least reshot that part. Secondly while I'm sure it works.... that's not the way that spring was intended to be loaded or sprung. You'll probably wear it out faster at the very least. You're putting more pressure on the coils than it would have if installed the correct direction.
But it’s not a tutorial. It’s my build. Anyway thanks for watching it 1000 times.
Useless
The worst video. Keeps going out of frame. Please take down and redo.
Previously I had one like that an YT removed it
Do your own the best video and post on YT.