I'm in TX, but coincidentally was just looking at houses around Wilmington. Have you fired the new Ruger PC Carbine yet, and do you think its worth the price difference? I've seen the most badass looking Storm Trooper white version, but on the other hand its hard for me to justify spending 1300 when I can get the Ruger for 400.
the barrel goes all the way to the end of the shroud. The shroud is just for looks. you COULD thread the barrel and add a suppressor but the barrel length is already near absurd without adding an extra 4-6 inches of suppressor to the end of it. If anything what I'd recommend is to take off the shroud, thread the barrel for the caliber you get and add a muzzle break. If you do that though, you should get a extended handguard so it doesnt look retarded. There's a bunch of airsoft companies that offer all sorts of mods that were designed for airsoft but are made of aluminum alloys and are interchangeable with the real Kriss Vectors. You can also get a folding stock adapter for the M4 stock it comes with to turn it into an excellent little backpack gun.
Not a bad video kid... You'll get there, but you gotta never say "fully semi automatic" ever again lol.............. Ever............ Sounds like it came straight from CNN 😂 Live and learn
Joshua Rowinski not a rifle my guy it’s a pdw at most with a barrel shroud either way high precision shooters have both eyes open while shooting with $1000 optics
In all honesty, shooting for fun with just one eye when staying still is alright. Once you start incorporating movement or anything that requires situational awareness is when you need both eyes open. Otherwise just have fun and you do you
@@matthewhackett9833 It is definitely not a PDW with a 16 inch (18.6 inch if Canadian) barrel. But you are correct that you should definitely learn to shoot with both eyes open regardless of with type of optics you are running. There's a reason we have two eyes. Nobody is designing optics to be shot with one eye closed lmfao
