agree, and this was an UNBOXING video, i do not see the word review in the title or description.

@ what’s the point in just unboxing it if you not gonna fully review the pc

more of a show and tell as to what can be expected upon delivery, and the condition of the item, if you notice, there was an issue with the way the metal cover panel was 'attached', luckily it was a minor flex bend that corrected itself after replacing it in the correct alignment

with other unrelated vendors, occasionally when i put in an order qtys of 1, 1, 1, 1, and a random 2 (or more), will the vendor fulfill the order correctly, or with that multiple qty item end up with just 1 unit sent? this HAS HAPPENENED in the past, and thankfully after contacting the vendor, have the issue resolved, in fact, in some other videos...

thanks, been stuck with it for a few years now

wait i must have messed up, typical, i never watch the 'screen' as i film, i'm trying hard not to umm/ahh/@#$@-expletive etc. or maybe i overedited too much out.

somebody will 'buy the brand name' at some point, but whether or not the quality and/or innovation follows?????

Any information regarding service down there is greatly welcomed!

Exactly, with the every changing TOS rules, particularly on this platform, the list of restricted activities is always increasing, including certain activities with magazines. I have also tried a couple more Maglula videos with obvious snapcap/tipton examples, and a lot less viewcount visibility.

Thanks, that was what I was thinking when reading the item description before ordering, and even with the um weird fitting of the handle and wood pieces, it still feels 'awesome sauce'

@@alvmahn If you are ever interested in owning a more authentic kukris there is plenty of information online. There are knife forums and also you tube videos on specific companies that make them. All modern kukris are copies. Its just a matter of purchasing a well made quality copy. The best kukris are made in Nepal. Quality varies. Most people will never use a kukris for its intended use. So, a tourist kukris is pretty much ok but you should not pay much for it. Its pretty much just a wall hanger.

THANKS ! Filing all this info in mental-notes for future reference!

Thinking made 'somewhere else'. Did not see any mention of manufacture location in any of the item descriptions online.

@alvmahn Thanks man, appreciate it!

been thinking the premise has been occuring for thousands of years on some level in each societal structure around the world, depending on environment, culture, and especially overall prosperity. Wake up dreading every day, or Wake up eager for each new day?

Small world

I barely had the attention span after work to keep talking and was running out of daylight. Just kidding(?) showing a blade cutting paracord is probably banned in the UK (don't want to get those folks in trouble) and maybe eventually, TOS

@floridaguytalk7507 Was reading through your details, and I think your mention of 'crush washer' is the issue. U need to use shims, from the shim kit usually included with each Surefire muzzle device. If you are missing shims with different range of thickness, you can source the Surefire versions, or there are also 3rd party vendors who have their own shim kits. The shims provide a flat surface that won't 'bounce loose' like a crush washer will with each round fired. The additional 'item' mounted over the muzzle device should feel 'firmly attached' after the ratchet-collar is finger tightened.

Thank you for watching ! And cool number !