Stumbled upon this video and thought what the hell. So I sent a message on his website and about 5 minutes later I receive a phone call as we talked about the issue I was having with a safety selector seeming a bit tight, was given a couple pointers and the best part! he took the time to help me and this was not even a purchase I made from him. Now that's what I call real customer service! Thank you again for your help. keep up the great work
Thanks for the kind words. As a gun owner, I’m here to help other gun owners, regardless if you make a purchase with me or not. We have to stick together. 👍
You are absolutely spot on with your assessment on the Binary vs FRT triggers. Binary has a lot more control, as you can hold the trigger back to release the 2nd shot anytime you want which allows a more accurate follow up shot after your first, you can get an extremely rapid 2 shot burst or do a full mag dump just as fast as any FRT trigger with some practice and experience. Overall, the binary has more control, flexiblity and options over a FRT. FRT's are good for making show off CZcams videos, but in real life tatical or home defense, a binary is a by far better value and option.
FYI if you’re interested. Tommy triggers sells an after market FRT and the Alamo trigger group that allows single and force rest mode with a three position safety select. However, they don’t sell the safety required for the three position select mode. I won’t say it here so you’ll have to look up which safety you’ll need to buy for that. But it’s super easy to get working.
Lol. No problem. In the gun world binary means a shot on he pull of the trigger and a shot on the release. Nothing to do with 1s and 0s lol. You have a good night. 👍
You have described the differences between the Binary and the FRT Triggers better than anyone I have ever watched on CZcams. When you can make a Stone Aged Fellow like myself see the light,you are “Great at what you love!” I would love to have one so long as I don’t have the Politically Motivated,Jack Booted Thug’s knocking down my door!
I would hold off on the FRT right now, there is one man being charged with unregistered machine guns (among other charges) and I’m waiting to see how that plays out. If they allow it, that will basically give the ATF the green light to go after anyone else who obtained them legally. If you want a binary trigger, I sell them on my online store at bigbeebeellc.com. Those are still legal (depending on state) for the most part.
I did one binary and one full auto. The full auto came out at about the 5:30 mark of the video if you watched the whole thing. I actually have a few full autos if you watched my other videos. Full auto is not illegal if you are an 07/02 (which I am). A little research and watching the entire video may make things a little clearer and you won’t sound so much like an idiot.
Sorry, Darlene. Full autos are not illegal. You just have to pay the proper fees, just like your driver's license or your property tax. Please check your facts before making such a blatantly uninformed (or untrue) statement.
Darlene, if you paid attention ... it WAS full auto. Literally, full ... auto. Having and owning a full auto is perfectly legal. There is a process. But it IS legal. Spread the word.
I use a FA cut BCG. I know the fostech ones require it to have a FA cut. I like the Franklin Armory ones. They say they are compatible with most BCGs but I honestly haven’t tried a semi cut BCG one yet.
Binary triggers are not "full auto" ever...just faster binary semi-automatic fire. FRTs the same. It wasn't clear to me if the full auto was an actual full auto...just clarifying I hope
No one said binary triggers are full auto, I was merely describing the differences between them. My full auto is an actual full auto. FRTs skirt the full auto spectrum because it’s still one pull of the trigger….but I also think full autos should be over the counter purchases.
@@joeblow1774 czcams.com/video/FkY17kv4YVQ/video.html made a video just for you, since you obviously don't comprehend what is actually being said. I clarified it for you. You obviously don't know what you are talking about....FRT does not have "binary" as you just said. Bump stocks were never even mentioned, and you clearly don't understand how a "forced reset" works.
I agree with your position - even in the military most auto fire is "burst" fire and they are not shooting a full mag at once - it is more likely 3-4-5 rounds at once or single shot.
In the Marine Corps, the only time we ever put our weapons on burst was to waste ammo we didn’t want to turn back in. Everything else with actual training value was semi and deliberate (excluding M249 and M240 obviously….M2 and MK 19 were usually mounted). Good times lol.
@@Bigbeebeellc As a prior service Army Infantry Scout, only time we used burst, when not a spend-ex, was during a react to contact or break contact... I find the Binary Trigger much more useful and calls back to the muscle memory.
I agree. The only other time we used burst (in training) was during a patrol ambush, but even then there wasn’t really a need with light MGs in the squad as support. 🤷♂️
I remember back in '92 or '93 we were issued the M16A2 and our A1's were removed from service. I was really bored with the A2 and the three round burst so much so that I volunteered to be our squad 60 gunner. Everyone wanted to shoot my 60 but they didn't want to carry nor clean it. LOL! Good times...
I did a video about that too. To chicken wing or not to chicken wing. czcams.com/video/sOTL7h9Lusk/video.html Tucked is for tactical….raised is actually preferred for competition shooting. I do both.
I’ve been considering getting myself a binary trigger. Haven’t really decided for what yet. Probably leaning towards 9mm but undecided. Anyway, basically leaning towards fostech over Franklin but I was wondering what brand you prefer. I don’t know much about em.
They both have their pros and cons. Fostech echo sport has a good design that won’t allow you to outrun it but is more difficult to drop in because of the trigger lock lever. FA triggers are drop in and very easy to install. But you can outrun it if you are fast enough. Remember to have a full auto BCG to make them work properly (most BCGs are full auto cut these days). I haven’t tried one for a 9mm so not sure exactly how well they work on the blowback design. Everything I mentioned was specifically for the AR platform gas system (DI) so there may be conflicting information. And keep in mind, this is my personal experience and preference. Some may agree, some may disagree. But I personally like the FA triggers myself.
@Big Bee Bee I recently purchased one from FA to put on a basic PSA AR. Any reason it wouldn't work? I'm asking because you have a lot more knowledge than I do on the subject. I just thought it was pretty cool so I scooped one up.
How? Please share this knowledge. Quick fingers? Gas system modifications? Buffer modifications? I would think an adjustable gas block may work by slowing the rate of fire, but I haven’t tried that. I don’t know everything so any information is good information. 👍
Have you ever taken your finger off fast enough to only shoot a single round? Can you take the selector on an FRT and put it in “semi” mode firing one shot at a time and then put it in a third position for “forced reset” mode? You can take your finger off my full auto and it will stop firing too….so what? At least my full auto can go into semi mode when I just want to shoot one at a time……does your FRT do that? If not, then you finally get the point that’s being made here…..
@@Bigbeebeellc hey man, not sure if you’re aware but a few months ago tommy kit’s were available to upgrade the FRTs so they had 3 switches. They are all dried up now and tommy is retired. So there won’t be anymore available until someone new comes out with them. But a lot of ppl do have 3 selectors on FRTs, just no one new can :/
FA website says that their binary trigger will not work with 80% lower . I couldn't get an answer from them as to why . My understanding was that as long as it's milled out to spec it shouldn't make any difference .Would you have any insight?
I’ve dropped them into 80% lowers I have milled out. The trick is once you finish the lower, fit the trigger in. If you encounter any tight spots, you can use a dremel and a stone to grind it smooth until it fits. Usually, as long as the pocket it mil spec, it will drop right in. I honestly never realized their site said that until you pointed it out. I will give them a call and find out why.
Working with what I have, my phone stand doesn’t rotate like that. However if you want to contribute to my ability to upgrade my equipment you can go to bigbeebeellc.com and purchase items so that I can upgrade said equipment to give you a better viewing experience. 🤷♂️
Both Fostech and Franklin Armory make triggers for the AR and AK platforms. Franklin Armory also makes them for the 10/22, PC charger, HK 91/93/MP5, and the CZ scorpion. I haven’t seen anything for the Glock yet. Probably because it’s a striker fire and I’m not entirely sure that’s possible with the way it works.
Hopefully good things come out of the FRT case to make that a possibility….Rarebreed just got handed a win in court with a preliminary injunction. 🤷♂️
I don’t make these. I just install them. Between Fostech and Franklin Armory, they pretty much have it down. I like the Franklin Armory ones better, they are easier to install and they use a three position selector option rather than a second setting paddle under the trigger.
I don’t blame you. You can help us fight the ATF and our tyrannical government to hopefully make that a reality. GOA, NAGR, FPC, and SAF are good organizations to support, NRA means Negotiating Rights Away and have proven themselves as anti gun as the democrats. They are actually partially responsible for the NFA and GCA that we know today. They also supported the bump stock ban and did absolutely nothing about the pistol brace rule.
@@Bigbeebeellc Right!? Beats traveling commercial! Yuk! Plus I have a friend who's retired from the "Speed Gun" business after 40 years. Let's just say his basement may or mag not resemble the National military firearms museum. Lol Last time I was there he had an MG42 WITH the actual WW2 German tripod(virtual unobtanium). So, it's good to have friends. 😎 Even if they do try to push their drug of choice(expensive guns) on you regularly. Lol
Well of course you're on control. When you're on full-auto if you want to quit firing just get your finger off the trigger. It's your brain that allows you to use your judgment on how many times you want to fire the rifle or carbine on full auto. So technically you still have control either way whether it's full auto or binary.
Technically….if you want to spin it that way…but FULL control means you are putting every round in a particular spot. When we talk about the lack of control, it means that the recoil is dictating more about shot placement than the shooter.
@@Bigbeebeellc how would that make any difference if the pin holes in the lower are larger diameter than the standard size that the FA uses? Keep in mind I only read about this, haven't seen it
@@Bigbeebeellc its sad... but its weird... I can't buy a gun till I'm 21 but I can own one at 18. and you can give a gun as a gift to anyone with no need for paperwork or anything.
I thought about getting a binary trigger but, I don't get to shoot my AR as much as I'd like too and the way a binary trigger works, until you really get use to it, I see a lot of un-intended shots.
The beauty of the binary trigger is that in the semi position, you don’t have to get used to it very much. Works like it normally should (may have a difference in trigger weight). So the only getting used to would be in the binary position. In the FA triggers, that is where the selector goes into the auto position so you have to manually move it to that position. To cancel the second shot in binary, all you have to do is move the selector back to semi and it won’t release the second shot. I’ll have to get another trigger and do a better video on them.
Yes, I do the function check before I go to the range. I ALWAYS test fire any weapon I build or gunsmith. It’s good practice and it lets me know how the weapons are ACTUALLY functioning, not just the fact that they function in theory. If you don’t test fire your guns after doing work to them, you are wrong.
Stumbled upon this video and thought what the hell. So I sent a message on his website and about 5 minutes later I receive a phone call as we talked about the issue I was having with a safety selector seeming a bit tight, was given a couple pointers and the best part! he took the time to help me and this was not even a purchase I made from him. Now that's what I call real customer service! Thank you again for your help. keep up the great work
Thanks for the kind words. As a gun owner, I’m here to help other gun owners, regardless if you make a purchase with me or not. We have to stick together. 👍
Your right on it's a whole lot more controllable than the frt
You are absolutely spot on with your assessment on the Binary vs FRT triggers. Binary has a lot more control, as you can hold the trigger back to release the 2nd shot anytime you want which allows a more accurate follow up shot after your first, you can get an extremely rapid 2 shot burst or do a full mag dump just as fast as any FRT trigger with some practice and experience. Overall, the binary has more control, flexiblity and options over a FRT. FRT's are good for making show off CZcams videos, but in real life tatical or home defense, a binary is a by far better value and option.
FYI if you’re interested. Tommy triggers sells an after market FRT and the Alamo trigger group that allows single and force rest mode with a three position safety select. However, they don’t sell the safety required for the three position select mode. I won’t say it here so you’ll have to look up which safety you’ll need to buy for that. But it’s super easy to get working.
Awesome, I will look that up, thanks.
@@Bigbeebeellc you should, also work on your chicken wing grip
@@rmenard1986 😂🤣😅
@@rmenard1986 chicken wing is old man stuff. It's just as effective as "technical" form Army actually doesn't care too much about it anymore.
Excellent demonstration Sir. Best Wishes from Houston Texas 🇺🇸
Thank you. I try but still at the low tech stage lol.
Thank you. I try but still at the low tech stage lol.
Nice video. Thanks for the info brother.
Anytime.
Not really a gun person just thought I popped in to see what “binary” means coming from one that programs lol pretty cool
Lol. No problem. In the gun world binary means a shot on he pull of the trigger and a shot on the release. Nothing to do with 1s and 0s lol. You have a good night. 👍
Hope your business takes off!
Thank you.
You have described the differences between the Binary and the FRT Triggers better than anyone I have ever watched on CZcams. When you can make a Stone Aged Fellow like myself see the light,you are “Great at what you love!” I would love to have one so long as I don’t have the Politically Motivated,Jack Booted Thug’s knocking down my door!
I would hold off on the FRT right now, there is one man being charged with unregistered machine guns (among other charges) and I’m waiting to see how that plays out. If they allow it, that will basically give the ATF the green light to go after anyone else who obtained them legally.
If you want a binary trigger, I sell them on my online store at bigbeebeellc.com. Those are still legal (depending on state) for the most part.
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Please don't say that it is full auto! Binary triggers are never full auto. Full auto is a machine gun and illegal. In this case, words matter!
I did one binary and one full auto. The full auto came out at about the 5:30 mark of the video if you watched the whole thing. I actually have a few full autos if you watched my other videos. Full auto is not illegal if you are an 07/02 (which I am). A little research and watching the entire video may make things a little clearer and you won’t sound so much like an idiot.
Wow thanks Darlene! Words matter, yours suck here
Sorry, Darlene. Full autos are not illegal. You just have to pay the proper fees, just like your driver's license or your property tax. Please check your facts before making such a blatantly uninformed (or untrue) statement.
Darlene, if you paid attention ... it WAS full auto. Literally, full ... auto. Having and owning a full auto is perfectly legal. There is a process. But it IS legal. Spread the word.
Aren't FRT triggers being confiscated by the ATF? Example... Rare Breed triggers?
He didn't say that he said the frt is and he has control with the binary
Love it brother. You are absolutely correct!
Thank you Sir
Do you have to change the bolt carrier with the ar binary trigger install or will it function with the semi bolt carry?
I use a FA cut BCG. I know the fostech ones require it to have a FA cut. I like the Franklin Armory ones. They say they are compatible with most BCGs but I honestly haven’t tried a semi cut BCG one yet.
Love the fact your camera mutes the microphone after firing so you are harder to hear
Yeah. I’m working on equipment upgrades to stop that. Very annoying when doing suppressor comparisons. Must be an iPhone thing. 🤷♂️
Binary triggers are not "full auto" ever...just faster binary semi-automatic fire. FRTs the same. It wasn't clear to me if the full auto was an actual full auto...just clarifying I hope
No one said binary triggers are full auto, I was merely describing the differences between them. My full auto is an actual full auto. FRTs skirt the full auto spectrum because it’s still one pull of the trigger….but I also think full autos should be over the counter purchases.
@@Bigbeebeellc thx...and agree
#2A
Never said they were…I made a comparison, stop being a fucking retarded moron.
@@joeblow1774 czcams.com/video/FkY17kv4YVQ/video.html made a video just for you, since you obviously don't comprehend what is actually being said. I clarified it for you. You obviously don't know what you are talking about....FRT does not have "binary" as you just said. Bump stocks were never even mentioned, and you clearly don't understand how a "forced reset" works.
Great…you can use google, now apply it to what I ACTUALLY SAID.
I agree with your position - even in the military most auto fire is "burst" fire and they are not shooting a full mag at once - it is more likely 3-4-5 rounds at once or single shot.
In the Marine Corps, the only time we ever put our weapons on burst was to waste ammo we didn’t want to turn back in. Everything else with actual training value was semi and deliberate (excluding M249 and M240 obviously….M2 and MK 19 were usually mounted). Good times lol.
@@Bigbeebeellc As a prior service Army Infantry Scout, only time we used burst, when not a spend-ex, was during a react to contact or break contact... I find the Binary Trigger much more useful and calls back to the muscle memory.
I agree. The only other time we used burst (in training) was during a patrol ambush, but even then there wasn’t really a need with light MGs in the squad as support. 🤷♂️
@@Bigbeebeellc Yeah, we were just a 6 man squad with M4's... I know some of the Line Units never trained with burst.
I remember back in '92 or '93 we were issued the M16A2 and our A1's were removed from service. I was really bored with the A2 and the three round burst so much so that I volunteered to be our squad 60 gunner. Everyone wanted to shoot my 60 but they didn't want to carry nor clean it. LOL! Good times...
That rifle is still quite loud!
I offer demos because the cameras and microphones do not do suppressors justice. Especially my cheap AV setup.
Hi, what stock is that? And does it wobble?
On which one? The binary or full auto?
My friend, keep your elbow tucked.
I did a video about that too. To chicken wing or not to chicken wing.
czcams.com/video/sOTL7h9Lusk/video.html
Tucked is for tactical….raised is actually preferred for competition shooting. I do both.
I’ve been considering getting myself a binary trigger. Haven’t really decided for what yet. Probably leaning towards 9mm but undecided. Anyway, basically leaning towards fostech over Franklin but I was wondering what brand you prefer. I don’t know much about em.
They both have their pros and cons. Fostech echo sport has a good design that won’t allow you to outrun it but is more difficult to drop in because of the trigger lock lever. FA triggers are drop in and very easy to install. But you can outrun it if you are fast enough. Remember to have a full auto BCG to make them work properly (most BCGs are full auto cut these days). I haven’t tried one for a 9mm so not sure exactly how well they work on the blowback design. Everything I mentioned was specifically for the AR platform gas system (DI) so there may be conflicting information. And keep in mind, this is my personal experience and preference. Some may agree, some may disagree. But I personally like the FA triggers myself.
@Big Bee Bee I recently purchased one from FA to put on a basic PSA AR. Any reason it wouldn't work? I'm asking because you have a lot more knowledge than I do on the subject. I just thought it was pretty cool so I scooped one up.
FA are pretty basic and will usually fit as long as the FCG pocket is milspec. I personally like the FA one better for its simplicity in installation.
I can dig it
Bca it dose look functional
Never had an issue out of any BCA. 🤷♂️
Frt's are not full auto
Never said they were. Watch it again.
@@Bigbeebeellc you're saying that the frt is full auto I watch the video 4 times
At what point? I never said they were full auto….I said they were LIKE a full auto….y’all need to open your fucking ears.
FRT can be easily tuned to be totally controllable.
How? Please share this knowledge. Quick fingers? Gas system modifications? Buffer modifications?
I would think an adjustable gas block may work by slowing the rate of fire, but I haven’t tried that.
I don’t know everything so any information is good information. 👍
You can take your finger off the frt trigger if you want to stop firing or just pull the trigger and release it.
Have you ever taken your finger off fast enough to only shoot a single round? Can you take the selector on an FRT and put it in “semi” mode firing one shot at a time and then put it in a third position for “forced reset” mode? You can take your finger off my full auto and it will stop firing too….so what? At least my full auto can go into semi mode when I just want to shoot one at a time……does your FRT do that? If not, then you finally get the point that’s being made here…..
No it doesn’t, it’s a force reset, you might want to look up how those work you fucking retard.
@@Bigbeebeellc hey man, not sure if you’re aware but a few months ago tommy kit’s were available to upgrade the FRTs so they had 3 switches. They are all dried up now and tommy is retired. So there won’t be anymore available until someone new comes out with them. But a lot of ppl do have 3 selectors on FRTs, just no one new can :/
FA website says that their binary trigger will not work with 80% lower . I couldn't get an answer from them as to why . My understanding was that as long as it's milled out to spec it shouldn't make any difference .Would you have any insight?
I’ve dropped them into 80% lowers I have milled out. The trick is once you finish the lower, fit the trigger in. If you encounter any tight spots, you can use a dremel and a stone to grind it smooth until it fits. Usually, as long as the pocket it mil spec, it will drop right in. I honestly never realized their site said that until you pointed it out. I will give them a call and find out why.
Next time, shoot video in landscape
Working with what I have, my phone stand doesn’t rotate like that. However if you want to contribute to my ability to upgrade my equipment you can go to bigbeebeellc.com and purchase items so that I can upgrade said equipment to give you a better viewing experience. 🤷♂️
Hum I wonder if he makes triggers for a glock 17 9 mm. Or evening they are legal to use or to them on a pistol
Both Fostech and Franklin Armory make triggers for the AR and AK platforms. Franklin Armory also makes them for the 10/22, PC charger, HK 91/93/MP5, and the CZ scorpion. I haven’t seen anything for the Glock yet. Probably because it’s a striker fire and I’m not entirely sure that’s possible with the way it works.
I wonder when the NON-Binary trigger will come in next XDDDD, it'll be the "Third" trigger I suppose XDDD
Hopefully good things come out of the FRT case to make that a possibility….Rarebreed just got handed a win in court with a preliminary injunction. 🤷♂️
My guy has suppresors that cost more than the pos ar's he through together lol. Priorities.
Just because an AR costs more doesn’t necessarily make them better lol.
Do you make a binary trigger that you sell?
I don’t make these. I just install them. Between Fostech and Franklin Armory, they pretty much have it down. I like the Franklin Armory ones better, they are easier to install and they use a three position selector option rather than a second setting paddle under the trigger.
How somebody get ahold of you for some work?
They usually call me. bigbeebeellc.com
I want full auto but I just don’t wanna pay 200 tax
I don’t blame you. You can help us fight the ATF and our tyrannical government to hopefully make that a reality. GOA, NAGR, FPC, and SAF are good organizations to support, NRA means Negotiating Rights Away and have proven themselves as anti gun as the democrats. They are actually partially responsible for the NFA and GCA that we know today. They also supported the bump stock ban and did absolutely nothing about the pistol brace rule.
that stance is something lol
That’s what being broken will get ya, funny stances and bad body parts. 🤷♂️
@@Bigbeebeellc how's that shoulder treating ya😅
@@RobertSmith-fd7ke more the back these days. Chronic pain is no joke.
Was finna say where’s bro hearing protection then realized i’m too poor to see the can.
🤣🤣. I also use noise canceling hearing aids because I am deaf from 20 years in tanks.
If you wanna go full auto, just sell one of your kids and buy one. What's the problem? All that's standing in your way is a tyrannical government.
Funny, I have two full autos….all my kids too.
@@Bigbeebeellc Yeah, thought about it but I bought an Piper Dakota Turbo II instead. LMAO
Lmao. Probably a better choice honestly, especially since the cost of fuel and ammo seem to be competitive.
@@Bigbeebeellc Right!? Beats traveling commercial! Yuk! Plus I have a friend who's retired from the "Speed Gun" business after 40 years. Let's just say his basement may or mag not resemble the National military firearms museum. Lol Last time I was there he had an MG42 WITH the actual WW2 German tripod(virtual unobtanium). So, it's good to have friends. 😎 Even if they do try to push their drug of choice(expensive guns) on you regularly. Lol
I need more friends like that lol. I’m already pushing the drug of choice, just need the better quality, more expensive stuff lol.
Well of course you're on control. When you're on full-auto if you want to quit firing just get your finger off the trigger. It's your brain that allows you to use your judgment on how many times you want to fire the rifle or carbine on full auto. So technically you still have control either way whether it's full auto or binary.
Technically….if you want to spin it that way…but FULL control means you are putting every round in a particular spot. When we talk about the lack of control, it means that the recoil is dictating more about shot placement than the shooter.
can a binary trigger be used on a pre-ban colt sp1 ar15??
I don’t see why not. It’s just a drop in trigger. As long as the FCG pocket is within spec.
@@Bigbeebeellc thanks for the info 💯
And if the pin sizes are the same. I read somewhere that at some point colt used an oddball trigger/hammer pin size.
I use anti walk pins for those.
@@Bigbeebeellc how would that make any difference if the pin holes in the lower are larger diameter than the standard size that the FA uses? Keep in mind I only read about this, haven't seen it
Where are you located
Mississippi
Are those legal with all the BS that the ATF is coming up with
Yes.
not in fl
True. FL is the only red state with binary trigger bans and red flag laws.
@@Bigbeebeellc its sad... but its weird... I can't buy a gun till I'm 21 but I can own one at 18. and you can give a gun as a gift to anyone with no need for paperwork or anything.
@@RobertSmith-fd7ke you are correct. None of the laws make sense and law makers forgot what “shall not be infringed” means.
I thought about getting a binary trigger but, I don't get to shoot my AR as much as I'd like too and the way a binary trigger works, until you really get use to it, I see a lot of un-intended shots.
The beauty of the binary trigger is that in the semi position, you don’t have to get used to it very much. Works like it normally should (may have a difference in trigger weight). So the only getting used to would be in the binary position. In the FA triggers, that is where the selector goes into the auto position so you have to manually move it to that position. To cancel the second shot in binary, all you have to do is move the selector back to semi and it won’t release the second shot. I’ll have to get another trigger and do a better video on them.
Name please
Name please.
This is a argument for the atf that frt is full auto! Goofy shit like this hurts the 2a community.
I clearly said it’s NOT full auto. Watch it again and use you ears this time fucking tard.
Matter of fact, I did a second video for people just like you who don’t know how to listen.
czcams.com/video/FkY17kv4YVQ/video.html
ears
Hearing aids.
No ears?
Watch more videos…I address that in one of them.
He talks too much. You've been warned.
You think too little, consider the warning reciprocated.
binary is gay
I guess you would know all about gay lol.
Dude you talk to much
No one making you watch it….move along skippy.
Ur sidearm isn't "concealed"
So? 🤷♂️
You can test this without shooting it just so you know
Yes, I do the function check before I go to the range. I ALWAYS test fire any weapon I build or gunsmith. It’s good practice and it lets me know how the weapons are ACTUALLY functioning, not just the fact that they function in theory. If you don’t test fire your guns after doing work to them, you are wrong.
What a joke lmfao