Cut !!! 😤 🎬 Ok,.... first and foremost drop the purse to the ground, second, don't use holster for gun, and installfoam padding at the bottom of purse, and more points for you if you got a 1911 style gun , because of the 2 safeties ! I consider the 9mm a practice round, not a defense round, too small, I've seen suspects shot 8 ft away 5 times and still walking towards officer.😮 For women a .38 would be perfect, remember police were issued a standard Smith & Wesson since 1932, then when the Mafia adopted the .45? ( just guess.... ) Police also started using the 1911 . That's why in WW2 the 1911 .45 was so popular, and the old saying "one shot one kill" worked ! 😮 even at 50 yards. Remember Bonnie and Clyde, when they got ambushed? well, their car looked like swiss cheese , and that was good old fashion thick gage hard metal, Even here in California some Highway Patrol women ask if they can use a woman friendly .45 at the department's discretion 🤔 because it won't deflect from a windshield, as the 9mm does, the only (drawback is) : heavier than an anchor, but now, making compact 1911's, there's a choice. And if you are a real gun NUT? and wanta feel secure ? There's the .357 magnum in 1911 auto style, 3 times more powerful than a 9mm. Now about the Cartels and bad people in Arizona? Well , I replaced ALL my 223 AR's with 308's . A real round to fight crime from terrorists or cartels , because a 22 just won't do ! So, Have a nice day and if you run into Erik Cortina , give him a hug 4 me, ok? And ask him about the coyote he shot in the ranch 9 years ago.
Not as easy as posted. You neglected to mention what to look out for. Yes be careful not to lose the ball bearings but how about that incredibly small ball bearing and equally small spring. I think it belongs to the sear. I never removed the unit but they just appeared on the table. I used grease to keep the spring and bearing together as it was the only way I could do it and who knows if it is in the proper place. This was a dry run for my other bix andy but I will just let remain as is.
10 for 10 at 200 yards, wow. I have seen some you tubers claim that 22lr fall to the ground at 150 yards. She just proved them wrong with great shooting. Well done.
Most shooters should be more concerned with things like trigger control and hold than spin drift, Coriolis, gravity anomalies, ground effect, air density changes due to vertical/thermal stratification of air, and geomagnetic anomalies (assuming you are shooting bullets with some steel in them). LOL. I don't doubt that it occurs but in a pie chart for reasons I miss, spin drift is just a sliver. For me, out to 400-500 yds anything within 4-6" is a dead elk, whether I adequately read my cheat sheet before I pulled the trigger. If you spend all that time guessing where that bullet is going to precisely land you may find yourself eating carrots and potatoes, and no meat.
After a trigger spring kit, the trigger was still rough. So after using the info here and one other video my trigger breaks and resets so much more cleanly. Thanks.
I'm glad you call it a silencer. I think calling it a "suppressor" is a douchy term that idiots somehow think will lessly offend liberals. Like calling it a suppressor isn't gonna help it from being targeted by the anti gun left. I'm young but I've been calling them silencers since before the snobs came in calling them suppressors
QUESTION. Do the worlds best long range bench rest shooters consider spin drift as a separate item when checking for the zero on their rifle during the sighter session. ANSWER, NO THEY DONT. This whole topic has become just another BS subject aimed at those who dont know much. And it is intended to make the person posting it at least appear to be more intelligent than they actually are. Thank you to the maker of this video for being honest.
Floating barrol is intresting the barrel not acculy touching that stock all way down ya ...I painted my stock coyote brown, two toned black...it was gator green,, I don't have suppressor fir mine na wouldn't mind one ...idk thise lisenced thing's, wouldn't believe it but its .5 in long enough not be considered a pistola mine 16.5 in barrol.
Why would anyone try to load match grade, Sub sonic ammo?. It drops about 1 Ft below muzzle at 100 yds. Sighted at 50 yds 1 ft at a 150 yds. Paper punching? Hunting? loaded with a 30-30 bullet, might expand at 100 Yds at 800 Fps
I know its an old video man but I still wanted to say great production and definitely seems like a cool and useful gadget thank you for showcasing it as now I'm intrigued and now I have to have one lol greetings from cold country in the Northwoods of Maine god bless brother !!!
Looked like there was a bit of wiggle with the bolt cycling and recoil. Is there a way to dampen that? Perhaps some foam or rubber between the phone and the mount?
Thanks! Was actually looking for a how to adjust video on this trigger. My first BnA trigger, came installed on my new MPA BA PMR Pro 2 rifle with NOOOOO instructions or paperwork what so ever 🙄
Great video but I still don't see how the cell phone is able to see what's inside the scope. How is the cell phone able to see what's inside of a scope? It seems like you should just be looking at the scope itself. I get that mount connects to the scope lense but it seems like the bell phone just be viewing the side of a bracket mount base and the scope. Obviously it works But it's harde to understand how simply putting a cell phone on the side of the mount bracket allows the cell phone to see what's inside of a scope from the video.
It basically has a 2 way mirror at 45 degrees inside the eye piece which allows some of the image to be seen through the rear and some is deflected off to the side where phone is, hope that helps
