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Thank you! First time Glock owner and watching as many videos prior to actually going out with an instructor. Leaving it empty( prior to training) to try to get as much info as possible!.. thank you so much!
Great video. I just purchased my first ccw glock 19. I’ve been a revolver guy all my life so going with semi auto has me cautious and wanting to know everything possible.
No fuel injection or 4x4 on mine however it gets used every other day in a pecan orchard picking up limbs, perfect for what I use it for. We are on flat ground so the 4 wheel drive was not a consideration.
While I like your test, it is in no way even close to leaving ammo in a car trunk (or some other hot sun exposed closed space) for years on end (heating, cooling, heating, cooling, etc.) - i.e. not only heating and cooling, but humidity.
Finally a video where someone tries to modify the existing ejector instead of just replacing it with another one. I've got a G19 and 26 both in third generation both using the number 336 ejector and they both throw the brass back at me more than I'd like so just today I took apart the 19 and filed a little different angle on the face and also bent it slightly to the left when looking from the rear of the gun which should help kick the brass more to the right and not so much up. Going to test it out tomorrow morning to see if I've done any good or made things worse. I figure why not try it first because I can always buy a new ejector if my mods don't work.
I use 5v solar as a timer and to drive a solenoid value with my 44 gallon tank and a 12x8 sun sail I think I will have 365 days of unattended daily drip.. video on my channel.
You had me at arousing... is this stuff avalable north of the border?(Canada?) Yes, we do have guns... for now i guess... never let go of your 2A rights....
This is really cool. I still have the sticker template of my talon grips. When i need new grips ill trace it and use that for precise cutting measurements
Here in India the Glock 17 Gen 3 is dual ammo BB gun . And the one in this video which can only accomodate ball bearings is available here as Glock 17 Gen 4. Strange😮 Getting confused watching new videos every day. Is the barrel rifled? Love from India! ❤
Good overview. Better materials choices on the Ruger, and better sight picture. However, I saw one of the 3” LCRx’s in person recently and they are not small guns. Light, even thin, but not small. I might end up with a snubby LCR 22.
It's a great knife but not full tang, I've beat mine to hell and it's still going the handle is loose on the tang but it's nothing a heat gun or epoxy can't fix
I believe there are no drivers for the Rattler... it is supposed to be plug and play. They only publish firmware updates, not Windows drivers. The PC itself has all of the chipset drivers installed, so the USB 3 works just fine. It is just not supported by the Rattler for some reason. Interesting that the older V1 Rattler works fine on USB 3 ports.
@@adigaarmory look into it a bit further, If the hardware is listed to support usb 3.0 then it is an issue with interpreting the signal on the pc side. Does it show up in device manager when plugging into the 3.0 slot? If it shows a Microsoft signed driver then I'd recommend going to the vendor website of your computer and updating the usb controller and that should resolve the issues. If it shows an exclamation mark in a triangle then you'll definetly need a driver. I've seen a lot of weird one offs related to driver operations such as being able to connect to one network and not the other, CAC cards reading intermittently, and the favorite flickering displays related to the graphics drivers. If the older hardware supports it I doubt they wouldn't include support on the newer model. Good luck!
LOL... "OSHA approved". Is that like "FDA approved"..."safe and effective"? Anyway, the original back brace also broke, so anything "can" break... but it's extremely unlikely. Simple math is your friend... 800lb bush hog and 3250lb threaded links... one could literally dead lift 4 of these bush hogs with that capacity. And of course, none of the weight [literally zero lbs] is actually on those threaded links. They are just fail safes. All of the weight is on the chain and the shackles. But it is your business what you do with your machines... take it or leave it... I am just showing you what works for me... still going strong 1+ year later.
Should,ve used another 3/8,s shackle, hooked to chain,your chain link is at a stress point to break,your threaded link is much softer metal to break,not osha approved!!!
Not sure that makes any sense... the hog weighs less than 800lbs... that threaded link can handle several thousand pounds... and literally none of the weight is on it... it is just a fail safe. All of the weight is on the chain and the anchor shackles because the chain does not slide freely through them. But of course... you should do whatever you want... it's your life... but this has been working well for me for over a year. I guess time will tell.
I was wondering when I was going to see somebody do this in a YT video. I suppose you could take it further and dig a hole and save water by watering at root level without the evaporation.
Great video. I have the same model shotgun. It is my first shotgun so this was a very helpful video. Somethings are the same as rifles, and somethings aren’t so it is helpful to see it in action. I had intended to set my 590A1 up the same way you have- white light, sling and shell sleeve. Would you mind telling me what products you are using on your shotgun?
Lord... Who ever thought that pistol ammo wouldn't be able to penetrate that steel at 50 yds.? LOL What's way worse, who ever thought that steel would stand ANY chance against 5.56 NATO? LOL From my experience: Anyone advertising something as 'Bulletproof' instead of "Ballistic" or 'Resistant' is full of Bantha fodder. Nothing is bulletproof, period. You can build a shield on your own that will EASILY stop rifle rounds at 50m. If I am asked, I will provide detailed instructions on how to do it very cheepy.
wompwompwomp your picture is misleading, i've been trained by the special forces of france and nato, aim with both eyes open and with both hands to have more situationnal awarness and mobility in urban conflicts is not only recommanded but way better for you if you wanna make it alive
I just replace my top link with a piece of chain. It works great, but this is a great idea as my top link is a hydraulic one and I have to remove it each time I attach my bushhog. Thanks for the idea!
