Most of the people who hate BCA have never shot much less held a BCA rifle. They can't stand the fact that they fell for the online marketing propaganda that you have to spend $2000 on a rifle. What optic is that?
@@SKRIM311 The trigger spring keeps the disconnector on the sear. The trip lever pushes the disconnector off the sear in semi auto mode. Sometimes the trigger spring breaks or the trip lever binds causing semi auto fire in full auto mode.
Excellent video, love these old German guns! The Mauser Kar98az is my most favorite Mauser variant, and there's a clear family bias in my case. I happen to have 1914 Erfurt Kar98az myself, which is a family heirloom gun. My father inherited it from my great-grandfather, who was apparently a WWI vet and supposedly captured the rifle out of a captured German trench (although we were never able to confirm that story). As you mentioned, these old military surplus rifles were available in larger quantities back in the day and weren't the coveted collector's items that they are today. Unfortunately, at some point in my Kar98az's history, it was sporterized by one of dad's relatives. A few years ago during COVID, I managed to track down some original parts and ordered a reproduction stock, and managed to restore the rifle to its original military configuration. Like you said about your Luger, my Kar98az may not be all matching, but that's a compromise you make when you want to give the gun its original look. I'm very satisfied with how my project turned out and my Kar98az is my most favorite rifle in my collection, and I don't ever plan to sell it. I appreciate your stories as well! I'd love to get a Luger one of these days.
I too hate supressor Nazis! It all means the same shit! Can, silencer, suppressor, whisper pickle etc...I have 3 cans myself, and it cracks me up when people try to "be correct" about calling it a suppressor 😂 Just as you said my friend "shut the fuck up"!!!
3 BCA15 in different configurations. All took a few tweaks to satisfy my personal standards or attend performance issues. All are now mission ready kits. They are reliable and as accurate as the average shooter will ever use.
Thank you for making this video! Currently got my M11/9 currently in federal prison currently. Gonna go ahead and stock up on parts during the wait! Good looking out
I have 3, 2 5.56’s and a 7.62, love em. If I didn’t have plenty of 7.62 I would have preferred the 300 for sure(less problems because of bolt face milling) good video!
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Hey Tony i am looking at buying a transferable m14 or the ruger ac 556 i would buy them both but for now i can buy one or the other. Which one would you choose between the 2
The biggest advantage of the AC556 is that the company that manufactured it is still in business so if the gun was destroyed Ruger could make a replacement.
Holy crap but respectfully I have to say those birds are so annoying for you as a RU-vidr that I barely understood half the things you said. We want gun information not so much about wildlife. We can wildlife information when we decide to want to know about birds.
This is what everyone erroneously referred to as a "TEC-9" the evil gangster drive-by gun. Selling an open-bolt pistol: all you have to do is disable the disconnector, and you've got a hysterical little bullet hose, that's insane.
Great info. Do you recommend filing or machining the sear stud post ever so slightly to SLIGHTLY increase the height of the sear and creating more engagement surface with the bolt to prevent runaway?
I would talk to the people at Practical Solutions about that. The properly hardened Lage sear should be fine. And inspect the sear after every trip to the range when you clean your gun.
Dude give up being a gun you tuber. You give real gun guys no benefit. You are the classic gun poster child the Anti gunners love. Just stop posting about anything you do not know about.
I have same set up but, my holster has an extended leather piece to allow the holster to ride on your thigh. It has the wire hooks too. These were called mounted holsters for Calvary troops riding horses. WW1 era. Also my holster is kinda reddish brown, not black dyed leather. Same double pouch and 2 snaps. Good set up.
I want to mention that the name of the company who made the upper is Bear Creek Arsenal. I got them confused with Palmetto State Armory. The fluted barrel also dissipates heat better then an inflated barrel.
I've always considered the M11 as the one, over the M10, for rate of fire, (1480rpm) and heavy use of Super Vel ammunition, of which so much of wear/breakage can be contributed to, and of course it's ingenious simplicity
hey boss long time no see. i have a question. just came up on a cobray SWD m-11 new in box for next to nothing. picked it up took it apart to lube it, buffer disintegrated from never being used and OLD. so i replaced it put it back together. i went to charge the handle gave it my all it did not go more than even close to half way before locking up and couldnt put the mag in. i took it apart. locked the trigger for firing, and put it back together and now i could seat the mag, and cock the handle. dry fired and it was fine. i then went to recock it and same issue except i could take the mag out and reinsert it and it locked up. the only way apparently for me to charge the handle is to either have the firearm in SAFE or FIRE and hold the trigger and then charge the handle. is this a major malfunction or normal?
@@535tony semi auto, i figured i’d ask and see if you would have some of knowledge on the predicament. i understand during assembly the hammer needs to be positioned ready to fire. once assembled dry fires fine, can take the mag out and reinsert without issue. the m11 will just not charge back unless the trigger has pressure, and that is in both the safe position and fire position.
@@uzileopard6199 I have no idea how the semis work. I would do a search on m11/9 pistol field strip and try to figure it out from there. Also maybe look for videos on the M11/9 pistol that might help you understand how it works.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! There seems to be a wealth of information about these guns out there, but some of the specifics I've noticed are somewhat hard to locate. Thank you again for sharing! I'm very thankful to have learned it, and hope some day I may pass on this information to someone in need as well!
Pretty sure Choate still makes that stock. Saw a reference to it on ultimak site looking for a scope mount. How did you remove the rear site ? Did you tap it out or push it out with a special tool ?
I just bought a slow fire bolt off the second hand market. It's brand new unfired and hearing his story, I still don't feel I overpaid. It's been rumored that Practical Solutions would pick up the torch and pick up where he left off but it's a back burner project. Clearly it was a passion project for Tom and I'm honored to be a part of the community. May he rest in peace.
The price of Tungsten has gone up quite a bit since then, so even the A bolts that use less tungsten are more expensive. They are still worth it in my opinion.
Could I get information on where and what part # to order for the stock adapter for the collapsible stock please. I believe you said it was from MLR, but a google search for MLR doesn't get anything related to gun parts. The US Machinegun one I bought puts the stock so high the sights are unusable. I just subscribed--Great channel, Thanks
I am really sorry to say that since I made this video MLR Distributing has gone out of business. They were the only company who was making an M4 stock adapter for the original top cocking uppers. The M4 adapters sold by USMachineguns and Lage manufacturing is for the side cocking uppers with the rails. You would need to install a red dot mount on your top cocking upper to use the USmachinegun adapter. Your only chance now is to try gun auction sites or EBay and look for one of the MLR adapters that are for sale.
Be sure to get a lighter reduced power buffer spring and possibly a lighter buffer as well. The standard 556 buffer spring is too much for 300. If you decide to run sub sonic ammo with a can, you must drill out the gas port for it to cycle properly. Hope this helps. Very Nice bud!
Enjoyed the history, and learned a lot:-). Only thing I never cared for is the plastic parts on ANY gun. I prefer all metal. THOUGH a few yrs ago while shooting with our instructor, he had a Kel Tec Sub 200 9mm glock 17 semi auto Rifle, that I feel in love with, and though it is now a older gun, I still want one.. Our Instructor [ whom is a now retired Marine ] let me shoot it and I can handle it well.
