My channel has evolved quite a bit since I uploaded my first video. At I first wanted to concentrate on my Martini Henrys, but I saw the need for people to have good "how to" videos on everything from assembling PSL's and AK's to machining bullet molds. To keep things entertaining, I am trying to diversify what I upload by adding reviews, range videos as well. As always, the channel content will remain hands on, "Hands on guns".
I miss these AK build videos. I started building AKs back in 2013 with ginsboy and usmcdoc ak build vids. Ive done a ton since then and these guys set me up for success. Thank you !
Thank you, thank you. It worked! My blowout was huge, so added a 16 guage copper elbow to tracer and 2 pins of nearby item. I was gonna do a short video but put it back together and now it's history.
Everyone talks about wanting an MP 5, then they buy a clone…. Then makes a video saying how happy they are with it… put constantly compare it to an H&K… you folks make me laugh
rare to see a .22 rimfire "shot out", it is a corrosion problem, early ammo used priming compound that caused metal to corrode very fast, age and neglect does the rest. It would help to use a true heavy duty 1/2 inch drill which runs much slower, is larger in size and has very high torque. A set up where a constant flow of recirculating oil is helpful. A lathe is the best option, the feed rate can be closely regulated.
Wow- thank you! Incredible video- thank you for taking the time to do this. I replaced the relay for $9 and had it in and out within an hour. Saved me a new board or a new dryer- thank you!
If that plastic sling attachment is actually part of the mold and not a separate piece from the rest of the stock, it's going to be better than the steel inserted sling attachment point. Putting those steel inserts into plastic and doing it right is not as easy as it seems.
Hey Ginsboy. Now you have built a few with toth tools in what order do you think is the best easiest way to assemble? Build list of directions to make it go smooth. Thanks!
How I break mine in fast and it has worked at least for both shotguns from two different manufactures. One from Panzer and one from MAC. I stripped both down and cleaned and re-oiled everything, racked it 500 times, and kept the spring under tension for a couple days. Ran the MAC 1014 with 2 boxes of low brass for trap shooting the very first time and it's ran flawless. Everything ejected without issues. Though these low brass were around 1200-1300 fps. So I'm not sure if that made a huge difference. I would like to try out some lower fps like the 1150 just to see if they run without ejection issues. Anyways I'm very happy with the guns and for the price you can't beat them.
I just got one. They have different "packages" to choose from. I got the 2nd tier "core" which sells for cheaper but I don't get the extra mag, flash hider, etc. Just gun and brace.
You didn't settle. That IS an HK. It is only missing the brand stamp. All made on genuine HK certified and supplied equipment by HK trained gun builders. It absolutely will feed hollow points reliably as long as you select the right bullet design/profile/ogive.
There is a difference in hardness and hardenability. 4130 has cr/mo and .3% carbon. Easily takes deep case treatments. Machine then heat/quench temper. 1020/1018 has no alloys with .2% carbon. Not easily hardened except case to .020" at best. Carbon makes the hardness. Alloy addition makes it easy to harden.
