#1229781 My channel is about bringing you ideas and reviews of items I feel will help for what looks to be coming. I want to be prepared for coming SHTF/WROL situations. If they don’t happen AWESOME, but it’s better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. Get yourself prepared!
I don't know why there is even a discussion on dissipators. It's fame is literally because of the rifle length gas system which reduces the recoil it was discovered on accident. The military wanted a shorter M16 so the manufacturer cut the barrel back to the sight post which then caused the rifle to be under gassed but that problem was easily fixed by increasing the diameter of the gas port increasing the amount of gas flowing into the gas system. At the end of all this they noticed it actually reduced recoil of the rifle. It had nothing to do with the sight post or the hand guard they both stayed the same size all the manufacturer did was cut back the barrel from 20 to 16 as the army instructed then fixed the issues that that caused and then they noticed the recoil was reduced which caused them to coin the phrase "Dissipator" because it dissipated the recoil.
12g is a great weapon for the home as long as you have plenty of ammo at hand, if your in the woods how much ammo are you going to have/carry? shotgun is bigger than a bullet it may be lighter but it takes up 3/4 times the space. Certainly I would be happy with a good shotgun and limited ammo+a good pistol too.
@@russelldavis8415 I’d still take an AR in a home defense situation. Everyone is under the assumption you just can’t ever miss with a shotgun. So what happens when you do? A semi-auto no matter the brand is more prone to jamming, pumps are VERY likely to be short stroked under stressful situation, AR gives faster follow up shots due much less recoil, more ammo without a reload even if you do live in a 10 rd state, and if you do then you get faster reloads. Also before I made this comment I took every type of shotgun round I own and weighed it against 4 different 5.56 rds and two different subsonic 300blk rds. It’s close if you have 300 subs but still not one of my shotgun rds was light than any round I own that you can put in an AR-15. And I would 100% rather have an AR in the woods over a shotgun and a pistol.
BCA used to have a full top pic rail. They stopped making those and started making these stupid things. I emailed them and requested they offer the older rail style again. I hope more people have done the same and they start producing them again.
i have a 12.5 from them. i run it suppressed. had a short range day with it today.... only ran 60 rounds thru it. I was testing springs and buffer weights to try to get the gas correct. needless to say there were no issues with. i probably have 200 rounds thru it, but im taking my time to breaking it in slowly . I am very satisfied with it.....
@@AntoineWilliams7118 I’m not expecting to many drones in an SHTF scenario. If it’s a emp they are fucked because of antennas, and then if it’s complete collapse not that many with the means of charging them. While they are a threat, I’m a complete end of the world as we know it, wrol situation I’m not expecting that many of them.
All due respect guys down range didn't want bolt hold open they want to be able to reload and get on target quickly it's pure mechanics to keep the gun running
@@LinearTactics lol, EVERYONE literally cares more about bolt hold open more than the release. I’d a rather have faster way of getting the bolt held open on a malfunction to clear it than the 1/10000000 of a second of pressing a bolt release and then still having to move your trigger finger back to the trigger. The time change is and has always been negligible when it comes to reloads and having a ambi bolt release. There have been people proving this all over the internet.
I have one and love it. Honestly, the weight is not terrible, however I'm much more of an AK guy so weight doesn't bother me. In fact I typically dislike shooting lighter weight 5.56 guns just because heavier guns shoot so much smoother. I guarantee you if you shoot this 308 over something like a FAL or HK G3 style 308 you will come back to this one every single time. Just my two cents. YMMV.
@@justusbryant7366 hell fudd boy. You should watch my other videos based on SHTF and civilian preparedness. If you are basing all of your gun purchases off of just going to the range then you are sadly mistaken over what the 2nd Amendment means
Is that the 1-8 ffp Strike Eagle? Good post. Seems like a pretty solid rifle, especially for the price. A lot of people forgot, or are just ignorant to how few options there were 10+ years ago for AR10's and how finnicky they've always been. If this rifle came out years ago, it would've been really hyped up. Just saying that people dont know how good we have it today.
Nice bang for your buck! Got the gen 2 PSA10 suppressed and its worked well after I upgraded some parts such as adjustable gas block, Raptor CH, RRA 2 stage trigger, JP enterprise extractor and ejector, H3 buffer….. now shoots like a dream!
Yeah I have a 16” aero m5 and yeah past 600 it starts to suck (I start to suck) Even with good ammo. Still doable but you are just fishing for those shots. But I hear longer AR10’s are good. 🤷♂️
PSA website has it still. If you would like to be a producer for my channel and tell me how to run it there are ways to support the channel in the description of the video. Once you’ve given enough for me to purchase a firearm, pay for my time off at the range, at least 10 days of my yearly membership fees for my range, gas money for 40 miles round trip each day, 500-2000 rounds of ammo for the firearm, and then tell my wife to shut the fuck up and stop bitching at me.
Field stripping would be very important for SHTF. People don’t often talk about it, but if you dirty up your FA in snow, mud or water, then servicing it will be the difference between having a FA that works and one that doesn’t work. SKS is easy to field strip, and the toolkit comes included - well tucked away in the butt stock.
@@helterskelter156 that tool kit gonna be able to get the firing pin out when junk gets into the firing pin channel and starts turning your SKS into non-function or slam firing machine gun?
@@NavySooner Yup. It does. You just need to tap out one pin, and you’re golden. Important to note that the whole idea of a free floating pin getting stuck is way overrated. Anybody that ever had any issues with their firing pin getting stuck either didn’t clean the bolt properly and had cosmoline that gunked up further after some use, or completely neglected to clean the rifle after many rounds of corrosive ammo. If you use CLP (heck, even used engine oil might do), the likelihood your pin gets stuck after any reasonable amount of use is much less likely than anybody beating the “stuck firing pin” drums will try and make you believe.
@@helterskelter156 there’s a hammer and punch in the kit? Don’t ever remember seeing that. I’ve “just tapped out” plenty of those and half if not more need some good hammering.
@@NavySooner Again, needing a full service of the pin is an overkill, and the stuck pin is somewhat of a myth- exacerbated by people who’ve either left cosmoline in the bolt allowing the schmoo to collect in the channel, or ppl who neglected even the most basic maintenance. However, if you insist on taking the pin out, then you can easily do it with a hammer- yes. If you’ve no hammer handy, then a smooth river rock is your friend. If you cannot find means to knock that pin out, using the toolkit, then you’re not very resourceful. And if you’re not resourceful enough to do that, then I’m sorry to disappoint, but the SHTF situation will chew you up and spit you out.
I’ve got this upper with a KE arms lower. Only complaint I have with the Anderson dissipater is the weight. The barrel is heavy and I wish it was thinner for better weight. I believe the upper is listed as 7 pounds. So my light weight dissipater build went out the window.
I’ve got plenty of quality rifles. With that said, I think PSA is awesome. They are constantly pushing the envelope with the products they bring to the market and their prices are amazing. Worst case use their warranty. I think where PSA shines Is getting people into their first rifle with a small budget and also for people that may already have several nice rifles but want some variety. Also, they are unapologetic regarding the 2A and getting guns into the hands of the civilian population.
fight 10 trained guys with Psa rifles or 5 untrained Guys with Daniel Defense ? I said number 5 for DD because the budget friendly PSA going to have more people armed
Thank you for the ideas 😊 Why you choose 300blk ? As a scout rifle/ scavenger concept A swat guy told me all you need is a 12” pry bar and you can open any commercial house door A for the bar info My opinion If i had to choose a caliber I like 7.62x39 because it has knock down power 556. Has the best recoil management and is a nasty round but it takes couple rounds to stop people being alone is a big factor you need to be able to do a-lot
All rounds can take a couple to put people down. “Mah knock down power” is overstated. I did discuss why the 300 blk in this video and as well as why use 300 blk for SHTF. Mostly because of the subs and being quieter.
I started shooting in the mid-60s my dad had a Sears single shot bolt action 22 rifle we could shoot all day for 49 cents I've got a lot of 22 pistols and rifles myself those things will go a mile you can hit somebody a mile away with a scope with a high-powered long rifle it was either going to be Wildcat or Thunderbolt but they have their various pressures so if you pick the fastest one in the hardest one you can go a mile with that thing and if you got a thousand rounds in your pocket you're invincible
Trump was misinformed about the bump stocks, people on both sides were telling him to ban bump stocks, He knows different now do your research before you start running your mouth.
Very well thought out set up. The only things i would add (if i may) would be some 550 cord & zip ties for obvious reasons & some snare wire because you can set them up on the way out & they'll do the work while you scavenge & you can pick them up on the way back to ur home.
One of the greatest overpriced items I've ever seen is the lights/lasers for weapons. They cost dollars for the company to make...literally. I worked for defense contractor in the early 2000s. Your all getting ripped
I just want to know why a 18 inch Midlength nitride barrel upper is 450, but the 20 inch rifle upper nitride is over 600. And the classic non free floated handgaurd 20 inch with the inferior stainless steel barrel is even more. They are definitely stretching with those prices for 2 extra inches
