Awesome gun, great shooting. Love the concept of this rifle, would love one in a small barrel configuration but thebissues I'm hearing of the 762 on the roller delay system is concerning and I have heard issues of guns breaking roller popping and various issues. The weight issue is a concern too, nit because it's merely heavy but because the gun is so unwieldy and bulky. I would have to get one in the hk 53 or 33 config, and a little 8 or 10 inch barrel really 10 inch is all you need to fully take advantage of the 762 cartridge, with a 23 inch barrel kind of being a little to muc u but still the second best option. The great part of the 862 is that you can use the 762 cartridge to dull effectiveness with such a small barrel because the gun powder is burned so fast on the round, so taking advantage of this andnhsving a light compact gun is my whole agenda since I love the 762 round and it's easier to come across for now than 300 blk. So getting a bulky hk 91 base hk per 32 is just kind of counter productive, even thought I just fkj love the concept and lokm of it. I'm trying to get anything outside kf aks that chamber 762 and this has so much potentual
I have one and I don't think it's better than an AK at all. More magazine and and ammunition sensitive than any AK I've ever run as well as heavier. Fun gun but it's obvious why the Finns stuck with their Valmets instead of going with these.
@dbmail545 Mine hasn't been ammo sensitive at all. Accuracy wise, at range, it is far superior to the AK. Heavy? In a way. I now have it configured as a true DMR and it works that niche very nicely. The AK does have its advantages don't get me wrong.
@javierdiaz7825 I don't think it is offered on this model, and it's quite difficult to find a lot of aftermarket support. Your best bet would be to contact Sigs customer service.
Decent video.If you change the way you grip the gun you might shoot better. I have never seen anyone grip the front of the trigger guard.It surely is a bad habit. My advise is taking a NRA handgun class
@jeffkandle6176 hooking the trigger guard with your off hand allows you to really vise down on the gun pretty much, eliminating any muzzle flip. Don't knock it till you try it.
@projectredbeard2199 I showed your video to a NRA instructor and he said he would never recommend people grip any gun like that. He always checks each students grip before they fire the first shot. So if a NRA instructor says it's wrong that has 30 + years then it's wrong.
@jeffkandle6176 Well, that's fine. To each their own. If fast follow-up shots aren't your thing, then so be it. But an active recoil management grip is quite effective.
@RazorTheDragon yeah it has, but honestly, it's a good thing, in my opinion. Have some pretty steep country here, and I've found myself using in on declines pretty often.
@Lexicologist1971 nice! I do like the Edge, but I've shyed away from 5.56. The 716i is definitely a solid runner, and it also looks great, in my opinion.
@snowfort77 I don't think so, to be honest. Which does suck because extra parts can be hard to obtain sometimes, I guess that's the price you pay to have a heavy hitter in an AR platform though.
Good and informative review. I do have one question though, what’s the comfort level for extended trail rides, does it leave you feeling beat up afterward?
No, it doesn't leave me feeling beat up, but I guess that would really depend on the terrain and your riding style. As far as just normal riding, I couldn't see it beating you up.
I have one that was just bought about two weeks ago. Unfortunately, I did not research the firearm before buying. I actually went in to look at Glocks, but the 320 just seemed to fit me like a natural extension of my hand. Naturally good pointing, balance was good. I started researching and came upon the history 😞. Mine was manufactured in 2020 and has the upgrades already. No send in needed. However, I’m not completely comfortable with carrying it. I carry a G43 daily. I can’t return the Sig and would lose money on trade. I’ve not shot it yet, but did cycle it in the backyard to make sure there’s no mishaps in doing that. So I guess for now it will serve as a nightstand gun with mag loaded, but chamber empty. Maybe one day there will be some concrete accessories to mitigate any chance of the AD possibility, but until then I will let it stand as is.
I understand the concern I still have mine and use it as a place "if needed" gun I've shot mine quite a bit and haven't had any issues but I suppose everyone's mileage may vary.
@@projectredbeard2199 yeah. Besides, that's a biproduct of the internet age. We actually hear about the lemons, where it was all word of mouth thirty years ago.
I have a cz 75 with a compact slide and full size frame. Says semi compact on the slide. Theres quite a few pistols that have been doing this long before glock did it. Kinda like Apple coming out with this awesome new feature that android has been doing for years.
Except for Irvine California in Orange County there's almost no Open Fields anywhere trying to explain why the gun laws are so strict in California it's way too crowded
See the open field behind Red Beard in Orange County California there's almost nowhere that looks like that it's all high density businesses and stores
The population density in California specifically Los Angeles and Orange County is way too high to have people running around with 30-round magazines and carrying guns on their hip
The 930 spx runs great if you keep it clean. I shoot mine a bit and it started stalling. When I cleaned the gas piston and under the gas piston rings good along with the port holes the piston goes in it ran all day and night. The addition of the gray Or3gum piston pusher sleeve that's ported and my 930 runs like never before between cleanings over 650 plus rounds.
I just watched a video of a guy testing the FNX with the SRO. The spent casings never hit the optic, no malfunctions occurred and he believes the casing could never jam in the space between the gun and the optic- that gave me hope that it would be fine.
While it is definitely heavier than an AK the accuracy is crazy for a 7.62x39 caliber rifle and even crazier to note that that is still with cheap steel cased ammo
I'm fairly new to guns and am having trouble finding good educational resources for weapon attachments etc. What are you using to attach the sling to the factory mounts on the underside of the handguard and stock? I google and just can't find anything direct.
If it has a standard sling stud I.E. a stud with a whole through it get a sling that has a standard sling swivel and you will be good if it has like a sling bar (looks like a hollowed out rectangle) magpul makes a sling claw that works pretty well.
While I haven't designed any of it, I do note it because some people may be looking for options. So I name the stuff that way they can get an idea of a potential setup that they can run.
I cannot bitch about either. Out to 300 yards, I can reliably hit steel with my AKM. 200 yards I am 100% with mine but I mounted an optic. I have a PTR-91. Love both platforms. Better is relative. The AKM is way better for close combat. The mags both rock in. If you use the AKM with an optic, the real world difference is negligible except for the weight. Irons are way better than the AKM. I have always felt the AKM irons are rough. The front post covers too much and I like the diopter more than I thought I would. But if I had to run and gun, I'd be taking the AKM. That said I want a PTR32 because roller locking guns are hella accurate. It would maximimize the accuracy of 7.63x39.
@@projectredbeard2199 My AKM is just shy of 7.5 lbs without ammo. What does the PTR-32 weigh without ammo? My PTR 91 weighs 10 lbs but I got the FR model with the bull barrel and aluminum hand guard intending to make it a DMR from the get go so it is front heavy but is capable of 1 MOA accuracy if I do my job.
The 19x is still the only glock I own I think for the $588 with nights sights and 3 mags plus the FDE it's a solid buy honestly I've come pretty fond of it since the uploading of the video
I am a huge shotgun fan I think 30 rds with a suppressed ar in 300 is pretty outstanding option I sure wouldn't want too shoot a shotgun in the house its not fun
While it's not fun, it's a pretty hard guard when you are send between 12 and 27 lead balls down range with each trigger pull. It's not the best for EVERY situation but it's very well rounded
