Wow, thanks!

They should as long as they are for S&W M&P style firearms. I don't have on to try it.

Muzzle Device: kawvalleyprecision.com/product/kvp-xl-pistol-caliber-linear-comp/ Handstop: www.tyrantcnc.com/ar-15-upgrades/concept-one-handstop.html Metal Handguard: ar15discounts.com/products/nbs-free-float-m-lok-handguard/ Handguard Nut: taccom3g.com/product/handguard-adapter-nut-for-sw-fpc/ The handguard nut needs to be modified in order to get a flush fit like I have it.

Our pleasure!

I prefer the metal over all of them. Just has a good feel to it.

I have put a couple hundred rounds through each... :)

@@BanditApache-nd6lu maybe, but it is what I want and that’s all that matters! 😀😀😀

Thank you!

You're welcome.

I hear ya, The spacers I haven't had any issues yet. I have ran into over insertion of the mags on the FPC quit a bit.

Then why not get the compact mags?

@@delisgreat3821 i have the 3 that came with the gun and half a dozen for my pistol .. why would i want to buy compact mags that fit nothing else?it defeats the purpose .. and S&W agrees , they don’t ship with compact mags either. fpc should have been full size grip all along.

It isn't hard to figure out the process, If you can't. Bad gun owner IMO.

www.lokgrips.com Select the Canik insert.

Thank you for the link.

Yes, I did reverse it for that exact reason. I am staying with what I got, I don't want to spend more $$$ to achieve what I have now.

I will sell it, I have zero plans to use it.

@@hollowpointdefense email sent

@@hollowpointdefense Sent you an email..

I agree. But, it works fine for me, this is just a gun that is used for fun times.

​@@hollowpointdefense what's the gun for the bad stuff?

Will do, Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

You're so welcome!

@@jolkraeremeark6949 you’re welcome.

@@georgelomas2894 You’re welcome. I will get them tomorrow.

Glad it was helpful!

Hope all goes well for you!

I don't use it for that (The FPC is just a fun gun for me), but it would be just fine for that purpose.

Correct, it stops the bullet shaving.

lokgrips.com/gun-stands/aluminum/gun-stand-raw-aluminum/ Just get the Canik insert.

@hollowpointdefense thank you so much sir. Appreciate the reply and your time.

@@georgelomas2894 Anytime!

OAL & mag storage is meaningless for me. I think both are great guns to use. I just prefer the Response over the FPC.

It does quite a bit.

It is metal. I got it from AR15 Discounts.

The gsg 1911 .22 is probably the fair priced (reasonable) handgun at around 300$ since others are overpriced simply due to brand names when they are on par with gsg quality or sub par with unsure specs likes recoil spring strength and slide weight which cause cycling issues. I understand the gsg slide is made with a lighter/softer metal and for good reason. It cycles some higher quality standard veloc. Rounds and loves really hot rounds from premium tier rounds like federal punch and cci stingers which definitely add to the viability of the gun being a self defense adjacent piece. Especially with the full sized 1911 build boasting a 5” barrel which unlike most newer, innovative .22 pistols unless you includes the browning .22 series which is more of a collectors .22 piece these days. The gsg comes with a plethora of after market options ranging from mag upgrades to accuracy kits made specifically for this model. On the other and even more positive side of mods, it is compatible with virtually every basic 1911 accessory meaning you can of course get a very wide range of grips, mag wells, hammers, safety switches, barrel bushing kits, triggers and most important; ALL NOVAK STYLE 1911 SIGHTS. I think most models come with threaded barrels and there is one that has an under rail for a fully tactical 1911 build that go well with employing fast self defense designed rounds with the general lower recoil of a .22 while still being above average in the .22 pistol field in terms of muzzle energy. Federal punch and cci stingers were a miracle creation for this gun considering the amount of testing vids for these rounds perform really well in typically shorter barrels that most people use. I own one myself and have a muzzle flash hider installed since it creates a considerable fireball and might make on-lookers second guess it being a .22lr chambered pistol. Reliable material for a .22 at a cheaper price than most for pure versatility and room to just experiment is well worth it. A certified “+p” .22lr handgun designed to maximize top shelf .22lr potential

The FPC is definitely unique looking for sure. The S&W CS has been decent from my experience too.

They do shoot like a dream.

I removed the Taccom rail a while ago, it didn't work for me. One the red dot, I have had absolutely no issues with eye relief at all, no matter where I put it. What RD are you using.

I forgot to answer your other question. I prefer the RD on the handguard.

@@hollowpointdefense Thanks for the replies. I noticed you weren't running the T3G mount on your FPC any longer. I'm currently using a Sig ROMEO5 and it just seems sooooo far away from my eye when aiming. Plus, I have astigmatism, so no RDS is "great" for me, personally, due to starburst effects. I switched to prism optics (goodbye astigmatism problem!) a while back and have accumulated several Primary Arms prism scopes. I picked up my last SLx 1X Gen 1 recently, on clearance for a steal, and plan on using it on the FPC. Just holding it in place on the FPC where it would be positioned with the Taccom mount installed, it seems it will give me me perfect eye relief and distance. I have a second SLx 1X Gen 1 on a Ruger PC Charger and it's like they were built for each other. I'm hoping for the same success with the FPC form factor. I have a few other Taccom parts, originally ordered for my PCC, just laying around that could also fit on the FPC. Might create myself a little S&W&T3G Frankenstein. 😄 Thanks, again for the feedback.

​@@umat6991RDS don't have eye relief or it's "unlimited". However, prisms do. I currently have the PA SLX 1x and as long as you have it mounted as far back on the pistol c rail, it's fine for me. But everyones eyes are different. If that is still too far forward for you, I believe it comes with offset adapters that should position the prism farther back (it may hang over the receiver) that should help with the proper eye relief distance

@@ecobasetech4558 maybe I’m not using the right terminology. It’s the long distance to a rail-mounted RDS that I don’t like. It WORKS, but doesn’t inspire confidence. I have several PA prism optics and use varying spacer and cantilever combinations depending upon the platform. For me, using the FPC, moving the entire scope closer with the Taccom saddle mount is preferable. Thanks for the input 🙏🏼.

@@dougbell5950 never used the fin grip, in AZ things are great!

@@cellofrog66 that’s a good deal.

@@2AAWK I love using mine. I wouldn’t get rid of it at all.

Love mine too. There are blast to shoot and only get smoother over time. 👍🏼

@@umat6991 One reason I have 2 FPC's.

@@umat6991 It is a keeper for sure and fun to shoot.

I prefer the Response over the FPC, but I like them both.

Thank you!

@@hollowpointdefenseMay I Ask which s&w mp is Your favorite ?

@@donio8194 The Metal Carry Comp. It shoots smooth and some what flat.

The handles, just as I show in the video, hit of get caught up on the mags. I have quit using the taccom handle all together.

@@hollowpointdefense thank you

@@christhompson1811 no. I used Southwest Precision in Goodyear, AZ.

Yes they do!

Not sure as of now, not seeing a lot of spare parts for the FPC yet. Cal S&W and see what it would cost to get a barrel. I might call them tomorrow as well, out of curiosity.

@@hollowpointdefense If they give you any price it will be useful I tried to contact them a couple of days ago but I was left on hold for too long.

@@dylanolson3895 RMR