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There is no left handed version of a canik. The only thing you can do is swap the mag release to be left handed.

We appreciate it. You can make sam jealous.

@augerprecisionfirearms3247 definitely want to make Sam jealous 🤣🤣🤣

Glad you enjoyed it!

I am sorry that happened to you. My hope with this video was that it would give reference points for folks to hep them determine before buying something online from an unknown source to help keep that from happening. The only other thing, I recommend always using paypal goods and services or a US Postal Money order to be able to have recourse on scammers.

If you go on HKpro.com there are great detailed pictures. It's not too hard. The biggest thing is cutting the section of the frame out where the hole for the auto sear pin goes. Other than that adding (welding in) a stop so the trigger can not travel too far.

That is a shame.

Everyone it happens to is the first person ever. Sad because it's a great platform.

We did attempt something like that but the fleshlight at the range received far too many looks.

yeah....it's ok :)

There is more than that. It's also about people possibly thinking they are buying a genuine item and getting scammed. For example if someone were to buy a fake on ebay and then try to resell it for much more they could scam someone. This video will hopefully help a would-be consumer be more educated to make a more informed purchase. Also there are decent made in USA mounts that are not terribly expensive if budget is a concern. I have a set of 34mm Talley rings that work great and are very inexpensive. I would buy good us made talley rings before helping scammers or people peddling fakes.

Glad it was helpful!

My cracked real one is probably ten plus years old and failed do to my lack of using an inch lb torque wrench. The fake will fail sooner. Not to mention, Spuhr took care of and promptly sent me a new piece no questions asked. Plus if you can't afford a real one I would recommend buying something decent like a set of Talley rings (I use those as well on some rifles) instead of helping a thief steal intellectual property and give money to china at the same time. But that is just my opinion.

It was a very good spotting scope. I did a video on the SX4 pro guide as well. The glass is even better but at twice the price I don't know if it is twice as good.

I will try that next time LOL

No problem

Yes both threads are the same. Different mfg process results in a different diameter where the stock slides on. Yes there are much more options with mil spec. All of your hardware like the end plate and castle nut will transfer over.

Thank you I hope it helped.

It is true the ATF should be a convenience store.

The Us prop marked ones are limited runs that they do not make very many of and cost a little bit more. Otherwise the same model and both very good guns.

He got a coin and he did get 50 bucks added to his allowance. Side note, I was proud that he didn't spend any of it.

Thank you 👍

Without the brake it likely would have been much more impressive.

You may well have different results at further distance. According to some guy (I believe it was Bryan Litz???) who wrote a book and claims it doesn't change vs distance. I.E. a bullet that shoots 1 moa at 100 yards will do the same at 1,000 yards and so on and so on. Even with him writing that in his book, many people claim the same thing you are saying. I only have access to a 200 yd range on a regular basis. I do shoot some matches out to @ 550. The closest range for myself that is 1,000 yards is about 4 hours away, making it impossible to attend (I have a friend who is a member and have been trying to get a day to go there for several years). What I set out to see here was several things. 1 how much better more accuracy/precision will we see by using a "better" bullet vs. other brands of similar weight and style. 2 what are the differences in "better" bullets and do they equate to an increase in performance and if so how much. With these two brands I saw a difference of .011" avg groups size (at 100 yards and almost 1/4" at 200 yards. I have since tested two more brands and am editing a video of that and testing some 6.5mm bullets as well.

Just regular old Federal Gold Medal 168 gr. We sell them at the shop.

First, I am not trying to duplicate what he has done, I am only setting out to show that shooting 1 moa is not a big deal and can be done by most with lots of different rifles. Second, In his first video he stated that, by the second one he was having people shoot ANYTHING and they were supposedly shooting 3"-4" groups with very expensive, heavy, high end rifles. That was what we don't believe was true. 1.5" from a 500 dollar savage with off the shelf ammo sure.

Some call it a clone even though it is made by colt. But it IS the most accurate rifle money can buy to have the exact one the military has (of course except for the giggle switch). But with a little clearance work and a RDAS it could be had.

You are correct. But I was changing the one thing (the stock) and guns should always be clean. During cleaning I realized that the twist rate was not the best for 55gr. So there was no sense it continuing to put 55gr through it. Normally I would change just one variable at a time. Like with reloading. You start with charges, then move on to seating depth otherwise you can just end up chasing your tail.

Thank you for the feedback. I was annoyed at first with this pistol. When I realized how it was done, I hoped sharing it would help someone. Glad it did.

Yes, just like if Carrol Shelby himself crawled out of the grave and built some more 1965 AC Cobras. They still wouldn't be original, but it is as close as you are going to get.

Always a good time with scott.

I tend to not use phones as they are too cumbersome. I tried once and gave up quickly. I stick to the go pro with a mount from a website called phonescope.com They do also make them for a lot of phones. My issue is transferring the video is a pain on my phone, the chip in the camera is just easier.

That wasn't what he set out to do though. His first video said average hunting rifle, then by the second attempt there really weren't any rules any more. At the second video people were shooting high end rifles with "4 inch groups". That was the part others and myself are calling BS. I don't care how like it sits in a case or a safe, the groups shouldn't be hard. That is also why for our little challenge it's two parts. The first being 5 shots cold bore IN the 1" target. The second part just being able to shoot a decent group. I believe most people can shoot 1 moa or better and that shooting 1 moa is really a realistic bar. I recently picked up a couple more "inexpensive hunting rifles" to try out Bloke On The Range's 1 moa challenge. We did his challenge with a rifle but it broke his rules but about a pound with the larger scope. Since I didn't have anything light enough, I found something and hopefully can get it out to the range soon.....but not in this 97 degree heat today.

I remember we saw about 16"-18". It is pretty significant for sure.

LE just means they are older. Colt switched to the CR prefix before CZ bought them. What makes this one desirable if the US PROP mark. Regardless of FN now having the contract, it isn't like a palmetto having a "us property" mark LOL. There are also a few key differences between a plain 6920 and an LE 6920.

Very simple. We put a 1" target at 100 yards. If they can out all 5 shots in the 1" target they get 50 bucks and a custom poker chip. If they can do it they are allowed to shoot at the 2" at 200 yards for another 50. If they don't put all 5 shots in the 1" target but it is still a 1 moa group or better, they still win a chip. We set the bar pretty low. Planning on more people doing it, but getting time at the range is the hardest part with the retail store.

no limits or caliber, weight or positions. Our whole point of our challenge is to show most people can shoot 1 moa and that it isn't really a big deal. Heck if you saw the video of my 12 yr old son he just shot some groups UNDER half moa. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmLNqnZ-aruWmNU

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Yes he stated that in his first video but let anyone shoot pretty much anything. In his second part he had folks shooting several thousand dollar rigs etc.

Our challenge is not limited. We are just showing how for the avg person 1 moa is very achievable so we let people shoot anything they want. We set the bar low to have fun. It's also worth noting we (and a lot of others) believe there was some sandbagging going on in Jim's video where people were shooting 3"-4" groups with VERY expensive rifles.

Also thank you. I too think he does pretty OK for 12. :)

We thread most barrels. Feel free to give us a call at the shop during business hours and we will be happy to help if it is something we can do.

@@augerprecisionfirearms3247 Hell Yeah. 👍