I have had a process since I was 18 and bought my first gun which was a 10-22. I removed all of the moving parts and used a dremel to polish every contact area. Anything that could have friction was polished. And I mean polished to a damm near mirror finish. I spent a week going over every part of the gun. With the polished internals it was glass smooth. I didn't realize how much difference it made until I had a friend shoot with me. He had a 10-22. He was the one who told me to buy the Ruger. He shot my gun and said what the hell did you do to it? I had no idea what he meant. He gave me his gun and I thought it was a different gun. My habit of taking things apart and trying to make it better had transformed the whole experience of shooting that gun. So I do it now on every gun. I think that a Tokarev is in my future. At that price, probably more than a few.
I gotta know what you did to make that thing run so smooth! I see so many videos of em getting hung up they all seem so much slower than yours! Great job btw!
Never shot a Tokarev dont care for how they look and feel but my Rock Island vr80 is pretty nice all metal you can put a AR buffer tube, stock and grip on it there's a limited aftermarket for it and for mag there are 5,10,19 but the the 19 looks ridiculous they're like 3 ft long the drum mag is where it's at for 20 rounds for break in your supposed to use High brass for first 50 to 100 rounds to break the gun in just depends on the gun
Mine worked killer for the 100 rounds or so i fed her ...about 7 different kinds of loads. Everything ran great. Even 3 inch, and 1210fps all the way to 1550fps 🎉 mine ran it all
I'm considering one of these as my first gun. I was wondering if you could tell me if it still runs right after a few months opposed to fresh out the box.
@@supersaiyandiclonius3056 and this rifle has been amazing 👏 I have about 700 shels with no malfunctions or problems. My son Ivan absolutely loves this Tokerav shotgun.
