At first glance the hole in the back of the receiver seems like a great idea, however, on my rifle the hole is not large enough to pass a 45 cal jag. That sort of defeats the convenience of the hole. Also, you can't really disassemble like shown in the video because you are at least going to have iron sights which means you can't just lay the gun upside down. And even worse, if you have an optic, which I suspect most will, you really cannot lay it on the table upside down. Also, be careful with those front handguard screws. Mine were so tight that I thought my allen wrench was going to break off before they gave way. Note - they need to be tightened to a specific torque when reassembled, the same goes for the bolt that retains the butt stock. Don't get me wrong, I love this rifle. It is an absolute tack driver and has fed everything that I can stuff in a mag 100% reliably. 230gr FMJ, 230gr JHP, 185gr +P JHP, etc. all feed 100% and are extremely accurate.
@@johnanderson186 little design details, like the hole in the back of the receiver to allow you to clean the barrel from the breach, give me a lot of confidence. (You have to remove the folding stock to access to hole, but it’s just 1 screw)
@@chipsterb4946 One of the only down sides is the crappy mag it comes with. I have (8) Glock mags and they all eject cleanly from the rifle. But the included mag practically has to be pried out with a screwdriver. :-) At least it feeds reliably.
