Never ever ever ever use your ball hitch to pull anyone out Mr. That is dangerous and deadly. You said it in your video HAVING THE RIGHT TOOLS TO DO THE JOB RIGHT. Get yourself a shackle hitch receiver if you plan on towing or pulling anyone out of sand, mud, snow whatever it is. Always practice safety otherwise you could get sued if you hurt or kill someone using your ball hitch as a recovery tool. Those ball hitch aren’t meant for pulling anyone out. Remember that.

Gorilla tape is WAY better than the hf duct tape.

How about a solar panel to change that camper top battery?

Mountain plate

You can use it on other pistols you’re gonna need an RMR plate bc it has an RMR cut. Picked up mine on sale too!

Man, you got a great deal on that dot. Growing up on iron sights myself, using the red dot feels like cheat mode.

I keep a smaller axe in all my vehicles

Tire plug kit is weak it will bend easily.

Good video, i live in North Dakota to,go pick up a cluster hook,you will use it alot,especially when pulling out cars stuck in the snow.maybe a good jumper pack and a buddy heater,

I stand by alot of stuff from harbor freight, but for the tape Gorilla tape is amazing compared to HF tape, and Super 33+ is the only electrical tape I would trust for actual electrical work, for a single day patch to get home the HF is good enough. I know it is weird to talk about the tape specifically, but I have been in situations where it mattered.

Good video brother

You may want to search some videos before hooking up to a tow ball to pull someone out. Tow balls do not handle the shock load very well. It can work for a static pull if there is no other option.

Ratchet straps, flashlight (a magnetic base work light would be good as well), a small tool kit to do minor repairs, and a small tire inflator. That's all that comes to mind at this time.

Clevis(s), rope, paracord, just to name a few.

I bought one and I can’t remember if I have used it yet. The point was to save my .556 ammo I assume and just for fun. I had a seizure and have been in the hospital for a month, I don’t remember 💩 lmao but I’ll go try it out once I’m home and see nice review thanks.

Hell yeah

The more bow content on YT, the better. Keep at it! 👈 Mathews Z7 arrow pusher here...the new BEARS are 👀👀👀. A LOT of bow for the money, probably the best bang for 💵 out there.

Cool video good luck this season

Love the bow bro! I got an old bear but think I’m going to check out the legend XR eventually. But love rage never had issues. Good luck this year God bless!

Love your content brother

Mine works great. I have heard that some need the weight added to it. I would notify CMMG

Looks like the sling got in the way of your reload

whats the chest rig set up

This conversion works really good for me, I try to always buy CCi mini mag high velocity not standard velocity and it runs flawlessly, I have runs other brands that work pretty good, but CCI you know is going work. Here is a link to one of the matches I shoot every month that I use an AR with the conversion in it, I use M&P15-22 mags with the shim you clip on the front of magwell to take away some of the sloppiness of the mag when its inserted. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHi4i6yEqp2nipYsi=6jfEAxXuzUCzZwQX

I just purchased this CMMG Bravo .22LR Conversion Kit today. I should receive it in about a week. Once I receive it, I will take it to the range and post the results via my KZbin channel. Great video. Very informative, and I hope CMMG works with you to either fix the problem or provide you with a complete refund. I just subbed to your channel. Keep up the good work my friend.

I don't like the bunji slings I'm sure it works for a lot of ppl just feels weird to me

I own the original all black CMMG Bravo and the version you have (in the right hand version) and both of them have worked flawlessly in every AR15 I own. I can honestly say that other than the occasional hard primer strike (not the CMMG Bravos fault) I've never had a problem. Are you running it dry? I always oil my conversions before using them. There has to be something wrong with your Bravo because if they weren't good there would be a lot more people complaining about their reliability.

mine is almost flawless, I have shot close to 1000 rounds with minimal issues.

Thank you for taking the time to test this Austin! Have you tried reaching out to our Customer Service team with your concerns? These aren't typical results that we see with our .22lr kits. We also know that the S&W magazine typically needs an adapter to run properly with our kits as they are designed a bit differently. But if you haven't, please contact our CS team as that would be the easiest way to have a discourse and help you resolve these issues.

What kind pf ammo were you using?

Too bad it doesn't work like it is advertised! Thanks for letting us know.

Really sorry to see this. A guy at the range showed me one of these, he never shot it. Seems like such a great idea.

Any chance of seeing a part list you used?

On all these videos the only thing I don’t see is anyone saying they got an actual jobby job from this 😂.

Technically just a removable mount. It just unscrews. Super simple

Would that be considered a quick release or just removable mount?

I think given your scenario, you can't move, you don't end up paying for it, I think it's worth it. But what you are doing right, is apprenticing and reading. A good tradesman never stops learning. Me personally, I own a shop and have been doing this for 25 years. I did sign up for an online gunsmithing class once, but the education they offered was pretty bad. I already had been to college twice, once for machining and the machining is what makes me able to pay my bills. Frankly I would recommend going to a local trade school/community college and studying machining, welding, business, legal, woodworking, mechanical engineering. Any of those courses, or a concentration in one, will better prepare you for a job/career as a gunsmith than a strictly online gunsmithing school.

The better quality mount and rings you buy, the less you'll have to lap. If you're going to lap more than once, it makes sense to buy a kit as you're going to spend more on a gunsmith to have it done multiple times.

The way to do this is to buy a sight pusher that doesn't have the pusher blade enclosed like the one in the video. Mine has a pusher blade in the shape of a cross that can be rotated and locked down in 4 positions (wide straight, wide angled, thin straight, or thin angled), but the pusher blade sits out front of the sight pusher frame. Then, I tighten it as much as I can by hand, then hit the side of the pusher blade with a small hammer. A couple of firm hits and the sight will move, even if slightly. Tighten the pusher blade again and hit the blade with a hammer a couple of times. It may take 10 times doing this, but this will get sights out without damage. I've done Springfield, S&W M&P, Canik, Ruger, and some others that I was told were impossible to remove without damage. When installing sights, if the sight doesn't slide into the dovetail at least 1/3 of the way (I prefer almost halfway in) you need to remove material from the bottom of the sight. Due to the trapezoidal shape of the dovetail, taking material off the bottom will slowly remove width, as well. Remember, these sights are designed to be adjusted manually by tapping them with a punch or a few twists of a sight pusher. If you are barely able to get the sights into the dovetail, you won't be able to move them the tiny fractions of an inch necessary to adjust them accurately.

Does it work with mag extensions?!

The best thing if you can is to go work for a licensed gun shop that not only sells firearms but does onsite repairs. You'll be getting paid to learn from A-Z such as how to not only trouble shoot firearms, repair them but to most importantly deal with customers

One thing you should learn about gunsmithing is finesse is much better than brute force. Soak the old sights in Kroil for a day or two then heat up the slide slightly with a heat gun and then use a good sight pusher like an MGW unit. When installing the new sights fit them to the dovetails by sanding or filing the bottom of the sight. I try to get 1/4 to 1/3 of the new sight to slide in by hand and then use a pusher to finish the job. I would be surprised if night sights would survive an install the way you did it. There is great You Tube video by Dawson Sights on installing sights. You would do well to watch it.

Does your g19 have the half moon cut?

Great video!!!

Nice video sir

I did not realize how simple my AR was until I built one. This is great content.

How are you, dear? Have a good day Can a silencer be installed? This is the Croatian GS2000 pistol

I'm so pissed off... I have two xd pistols and can't remove the sights. I even bought the most expensive sight pusher and cannot get them off. This is a good reason to by glock

What rig is that?

Sight-tool Gen 4 worked great on both of my XD sight replacements. Purchased on Amazon for pretty cheap. It's well made