yes it is. I switched to an Area 419 bipod. I believe you can check it out in one of my other video's

Good Luck with your build!!

I'll try, or you can send me your email address and I will give you a phone # you can reach me at.

@ I looked further into this and found a channel called “Primal Rights” who gave a good demonstration on this. Man, I think the tunneling issue is something I personally could not live with. May end up getting a 3-12x50 PMII or a Nightforce 4-16x42 ATACR. Havent looked through a 3-12 but the 4-16 ATACR is beautiful to look through for a more compact scope.

@@Asul5181 I understand, The main function of this scope for me is 500 to 1500 yards and generally speaking it lives at about 12 power. Therefore its not an issue for me. Also I purchased this scope in early 2020 when pricing was still reasonable. I paid about $2600 for the scope.

Harris Bipod

@@johnsimonelli9988 okej. Thank you

Thank you very much!! I really appreciate that.

Thank you.

Yes, It is the factory muzzle break.

Thank you! I cut the grass myself.

Thank you for your comments, All you need to do is believe in yourself and you will be surprised what you can achieve!!

I have the bow set at 52lb, arrow with a 100 grain field point weighs 410 grains,I have chrono graphed my arrows at 260 feet per second

Thank you!!

Will do, Thanks for the info!

Thank you, Good luck with yours.

I have no special knowledge or skill, just a willingness to do. Absolutely you can do it and have a lot of fun along the way. Good luck and thanks for watching.

I learned about precision actions and I love tinkering with guns. So I bought a Defiance Anti Long action, Proof carbon barrel, TriggerTech Special, Hawkins Oberndorf bottom metal, Wyatt extended box kit and a Mesa Altitude Carbon stock. I assembled it all in a half hour. Weight is 6-10. If you look up the companies that make prefit barrels and look at the actions they build for that tells you who’s actions have tight enough tolerances to work with. Barrel vice, torque wrench, action wrench and headspace gages is all you need to do this. No gunsmith ever. It’s a great sense of satisfaction knowing I researched, shopped, and assembled this guy all on my own. Kind of like the dopamine kick you get when you roll your own ammo but a better high! 🤓🥸 Just decide first what you’re doing with your gun, hunting or ELR? Very different components Mine was for hunting so the 22 ounce Defiance Anti, the 3lb carbon barrel and the 26 ounce stock.

Primary Arms PLX 1 X 8, Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the tip. Also thanks for watching.

I agree, Not a single malfunction with every type of ammo. Thanks for watching.

@@johnsimonelli9988i had issue with Tula steel case 😂

Thanks for the heads up.@@RonnieTallud

The trigger definitely makes a huge difference. Thanks for watching and good luck with your AR's

I agree, Mounting a scope on mine with QD mount and going to the club next week, going to stretch it out to 800 yards, will see. Good luck with your AR's

Definitely a nice set up, Love the way the shoot. Good luck with yours!

Decent ? What’s better at that price

@@johnrojas9563 In the $700-$1000 range, probably not much out there better than Sig but Ruger, Stag, S&W, etc. have rifles in that price range too IIRC.

I agree, Thanks for watching.

Purchased mine at eurooptic.com, They are on sale for $1570.

Thank you, It has a very soft recoil impulse and I enjoy shooting it. Good luck with yours.

Trigger was a disappointment for sure that's why I changed it, I paid $1570 for mine, You can catch them on sale at eurooptics when they have them, Grips and the stock are definitely a personal choice matter and I don't have a lot of experience with the AR platform and I do appreciate your insights and all the comments on this matter.

This rifle was purchased from Mid Way USA as package that included the upgraded hand guard, The single stage flat target trigger and a Romeo 5 red dot. It has a 1 and 8 twist stainless steel barrel What grade of steel is a mystery to me too. Hope that helps.

416R, cold forged.

@@johnsimonelli9988 the upgraded package is called the M400 Tread Coil

It is a Harris bi-pd 6-9 inch nothing fancy. It shoots everything well and it is smoother running that my Daniel Defense. Also it feels light in your hands. Overall I would buy this rifle again. Good luck with yours!!

Thanks for the info, It has me wonder if I should have bought a inexpensive AR and just swapped everything out for what I want.

@@johnsimonelli9988 I don’t think so, the DD has a great barrel and is overall a high quality rifle, I’ve never owned or built an AR that didn’t need some “tuning” after a couple of range trips.

Absolutely! Didn't want to change it, but it was so bad I had to and glad I did. Good luck with yours!!

Which one? Can you link? I also have a ddm4v7 and the trigger feels very crunchy.

I like the color, I have had the opportunity to shoot others since the purchase of mine and they all have their nuances for sure. Good luck with yours!!

I just picked up the tornado 🌪 grey In ca

I believe you are correct, I am getting much better groups with 69 gr bullets.

It is, The only thing I don't like about it is the Area 419 mount comes loose and you have to tighten once or twice before it sets.

When I purchased mine in 2017 I had it in mind to use it for hunting and long range bolt action rifles. I liked the fact that you can run the anchor brake or not. Also I can run the 30 cal flat end cap or the .223 end cap or anchor brake. As far as suppression goes I find atmospheric conditions, barrel length and caliber play a big roll in sound suppression. I hope that helps.

Thanks for sharing, Shooting cheap ammo for fun is still relatively inexpensive and not worth loading, but the high end ammo at $1.20 to $2.00 a round is insane. I can handload 69 gr Sierra match king ammo for about 85 cents a round. The new trigger definitely helped a lot, not so sure I would do a two stage again. I guess I'm just an old dog set in his ways. I will give an uodate after 1000 rounds. Good luck with your setup!!

Nice grouping, I'll take anything under an inch. After all it is an AR15 and by any standard they say if you get 2 inch group that is the norm. Good luck with yours!!

I know, I am thinking of a LPVO

@@johnsimonelli9988 I’ve been looking at the Primary Arms PLx Compact 1-8x. I don’t want my gun to get any heavier than it needs to be and that LPVO is only 16.9oz. I don’t want cheap; I still want “duty grade”.. I’ve been waiting to see more reviews on it. The Razor HD, Eotech Vudu, etc are a lot heavier so that much weight savings is def something to consider.

I think your right!

Thank you.

Definitely helped mine, Not so sure I would go two stage again,

I have not, I bought this to shoot for fun. I am thinking of going all out with another AR with a 13.7 inch barrel and a suppresor.

Thank you, I am impressed with what the AR can do. I will look into the school.

Do they have multiple schools or is it just in one location?

@@johnsimonelli9988 ARs at school are very popular

LMFAO🤣

I have always enjoyed handloading and the long range shooting sport. This AR is a first for me and I can't wait to achieve it's full potential. Thanks for watching.

Nice, I hope to do the same, I kinda like the Primary arms PLX 1X10. Thanks for the feed back and good luck with your setup.

How do you like the vudus? I've got a 1-10 vudu I was gonna put on a sr15 but am still unsure what rings/mount setup I want to get.

@Joe Friday best 1-10x lpvo on the market. Eyebox at 10x is much better than razor 1-10x. Glass is as clear as atacr 1-8x. Weight is same as razor. I run a badger ordnance c1 in 1.7 height. My application is quantified performance matches and the 1.7 high is perfect for maintaining consistent cheek weld and heads up in all shooting positions. If I needed to set up a 2nd recee carbine with an lpvo i would use another vudu 1-10x. Eotech got this one right!

I agree.