The mad minute was only used with the Lee action not the Mauser. The 1914 303 were used mainly for sniping not in the trenches as a fighting rifle.

This video almost 10 years old and is still being used today.

I stopped watching when you mentioned starbucks.

I think that, on the v grip , if you get hold of in gun mag higher (at the mag well exit) , you don't need spacer finger as the new mag is much higher and goes in .

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8 years later and you're the first video that pops up when I need to learn about my new Type 38. Thanks!

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Do you mind if I ask what made you stop making videos?

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Damn it! I spent three hours trying to assemble my gen 5. I was just changing out the back tab and dropped the slide and all that stuff fell out. So after spending an hour finding that little spring I spent two more hours trying to get that safety. I stopped and figured I find a KZbin video tomorrow. Took me five minutes after watching this video. Sum b1tch!!!!!

So your suggesting to move the entire scope to line up??

Fajny film

Clean your dirty weapon soldier!

Mine worked fine out of the box.

Bad mojo to ram the mag to force it.

It was a great video man, thanks!

ACOG TA11 on the stock PSA m4 carbine with MOE furniture and FSB gas block -- that was my first rifle haha, I wouldn't have gotten into rifles at all without the option to buy that guy for $400

I bought a Sticky OR 7 for my P320. Parts of my trigger is exposed, so I emailed them. Their reply was, "we make these for a lot of different guns, so that happens." I will never buy another Sticky holster and they should not be allowed to operate this way, endangering the lives of the users. If it wasn't only $35.00, I would have sent it back. Stay away from this company.

I bought my MPR pre covid times and I love it , but I've been a ruger fan . It's very accurate .

J’en ai acheté un récemment en France pour 1600 euros. Un neuf de stock. reconditionnement en 1982. Une merveille. Très précis. Je tire de la cartouche manufacturée. Très bonne vidéo. Merci

Thanks this was helpful

Don't forget about the Horseshoe reticle, underrated!

The MAS 49-56 was only progressively replaced by the FAMAS and remind in service up to end 90' in the Gendarmerie and military reserve: i did shot one during a navy reserve training in the mid 90's: was a excellent rifle, reliable (had never any incident or jaming) and with good accuracy (training was done at 200m range, and 600m with optic)

Inherited a Type 38 school rifle. It has some kanji on the receiver ring I have never seen before and I have not been able to translate them. Please understand that I understand that this is non firing training school rifle. Took the bolt apart and cleaned and reassembled. As far as I can tell the safety is not going to the 90 degree position. It will only rotate about 1/2 way to the 90 degree position. The rifle is in pretty bad shape but the internal bolt parts look pretty good. Is the safety on a training rifle supposed to rotate to the 90 degree position?

Great video, Thanks!

What you calling wear is really finish wear, ie the black finish is wearing off. This is to be expected. Without using calipers and measurements from when it was new and comparing them to now, you really cant quantity wear on the bolt carrier. Yes you can see it on the cam pin and the aluminum rails, not so much on the carrier. .02c

L-grip mag change is the best. Hust release, twist, and pop the mag well's cherry nice and smooth. Quick and efficient

Fun video. Thinking about getting one for my Shield. Not planning to wear a belt with it (hence the entire reason for getting one). I feel like wearing it beneath the underwear will add some "stickiness" against the skin vs fabric. Did you guys try that at all?

Enjoyed the vid, just what I was looking for!

Per the manual, you shouldn't dry fire the rifle with the bolt locked. To decock the action with the chamber empty, you should pull the charging handle back about 2cm, pull the trigger, and then east the charging handle back to the forward position. This prevents undue wear and stress to the firing pin

Very, very frustrating - sad😢

Standard scoring rules, if it breaks the line it is the higher number, so 62/80 not a 60/80.

Thanks, all it needed was pushing the thingie with a screwdriver and plop off goes the rear plate

Very good video. Straight to the point and very helpful 🤌🏼🤌🏼

Thanks for the clear concise demo,it really helped me understand my firearm more!!

How are you still liking it?

ive had a rifle a few years back, was mag sensitive in terms of the bolt catch not contacting the followers whatsoever. never determined WHAT was specifically out of spec, but something isn't spec'd correctly in the lower.

Damn, M1917 has some magic in it

I had the same issue, but since than ive completely changed everything except the stripped receiver and stripped lower. Every part has been relapced, so i dont have the issue anymore, ofcourse its now a 3,200 rifle😂😂 bog difference from the 600 i paid. Bit foe those sayi g psa is better shhh i own both and its the top of thw line psa, no they are not any better than a 5.56 ruger. And ruger is a proven brand, so say what you will. If you want a solid rifle out of the box and that you can build and upgrade into a sick firearm, go for it. I use this and the psa for training, and my other firearms are pretty pricey, so i dont beat them.ul as much. I've had my 5.56 for over 10 years with about 8,000 rds at least, and it's still a tank.

Are they gen 2 or 3 p mags?

9 years later and it's still helping people .. I'm going to bookmark this one .. Thank you

Comrades, the CZ75 small frame family is a masterpiece of Czechoslovak gun design. As the name says it is from 1975 and hence designed to work with FMJ round nose bullets. All my 75s got problems with all flat topped bullets all the way through from 95gr to 150gr. The angle a CZ75 feeds cartridges into the chamber is too steep. Feed it what it's intended for and it's 100% reliable. And if you really need to spend your money on useless "defensive" ammo, feed your CZ pointy soft tips like the S&B 100gr or 124gr SPs.

Oh yea it really Works,you can definitely trust this holster. Awesome invention 👏🫵😤

Great videography and instructions.

Short and simple video but parts of a gun have a certain order so is easy to assembly again

Thanks for a well done and informative video. You answered my question about a Sticky. I personally wouldn't be comfortable with a 10% retention failure rate...no matter how comfortable the Sticky was.

How has the glass been at 10x with this at distance for you? I’ve heard so many people complain that the image quality drops significantly at 10x out to distance (600 yards plus). Been wanting to pick one up but after handling a Vortex viper PST gen II, I can see how the side focus comes into play with that, which the Credo does not have. But if the glass is super crisp along with the image quality out to distance then side focus does not matter to me. Thanks and great review!

This comment section is a cesspool of false accusations. I am in the middle of figuring out why my CZs don't feed certain hollow points. Mine won't even feed right from slide release on full mags, so it's not a limp wrist issue like 50 people here claimed. Anyways my best guess at this point is that very wide hollow points just don't feed right. I am probably going to switch to Hornady Critical Duty because they have a narrow tip that feeds fine.

Great video 🔥💯

Easiest video for me to understand it, short and simple