P&S ModCast 43-1 The Birth Of The Roland Special 

Oliver Allen as a fan of the p10c, I look forward to seeing it.

Check out primary machine, they've got comps for p10c's

Yes he is.

Sigelitedark you can clean the gun quite effectively keeping to comp on. However- I only clean after a few thousand rounds.

Great, thanks and good to know 'cause that's when I'd like to clean it good. Would you just dip the comp end in a peroxide-vinegar solution after high round count?

any issues with malfunctions?

TheAscendancy2010 26 Year army ranger and Delta force Vet. He now runs presscheck consulting which does CQB and night vision classes for high level law enforcement and Mil. among other things.

@@xxbryan715xx only operational background founding member of asymmetrical warfare group

@@shinobi-no-bueno I thought Asymmetrical Warfare Group was a completely different gig than the D-word?

@@fmxmyway it is, and when it was founded they recruited a few pipe hitters to get the ball running

Went 75th, 82nd, 75th, then AWG to CAG until retirement.

No, if you're gonna Virtue Signal at least do it correctly

Codename46 t. Gaston Glock’s Gofer

Colloquially referred to as a Fauxland special.

it isn't his actual name.

Sweet, so... is the name from the Dark Tower by chance?

+Hypurman1 yes it is

He's my twin brother from a different mother!

Or 30/96

@@PrimaryAndSecondary hey man, if you want to live in a civilized society, someone has to know how to read a tape, and someone has to know how to put d*cks in the dirt. We're all contributing the best we can. I appreciate the content you boys put out.

Of all the stuff to comment on, you choose this...

Chuck was the first person I encountered who carried this configuration. I named it after him when I posted about it. He was hiding his identity due to his employer.

Depends

@@PrimaryAndSecondary Nice. Thanks for that info. ;)

Tyrel Minor comp stays on

Primary & Secondary how do you remove the barrel for cleaning?

@Troy Fisler , simple, you drop the spring guide out, push the barrel assembly out front, at which point you have wiggle room to tip it up and run a cleaning rod through as well as running Q-Tips down in the slide and crevices to take out gunk and excess build-ups, it's all about maneuvering the slide and barrel to accommodate the hygienic need of your rig. If you by chance drop the entire gun in 10 metric ton of sand and shit, may be then you'd have to remove the comp to remove the barrel for deep cleaning of the slide and frame, but most of us don't have butter fingers so dropping said gun shouldn't be an issue. Most people forget that just because the glock barrel is removed from the rear doesn't mean that it can't be cleaned. Get creative with it guy.

he means a 5/16th :P Some random imperial wrench. You know what he means!

Are you ok buddy?

He’s talking like that because he’s begrudgingly telling the story.

He's telling a story he doesn't want to tell and hadn't prepared. Look up Presscheck Consulting. I've been to two of his classes. He's a gifted teacher.