@@stephenurban9880 I’m sure I have it somewhere, let me dig in my emails to find it

@@stephenurban9880 ok, here’s the link, is not a Magpul but is quite the same quality wise, comfortable when compared to the standard one and it has a quite an aggressive texture to it. Good news is that is quite inexpensive- $9.95. Here’s the link: www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/HK91-G3-BLACK-PISTOL-GRIP-NEW-AC-UNITY-p7724.htm

I’m not sure what’s going on here but for some reason I’m not seeing my replies to you and believe is because it includes the link to the product, do me a favor and send me an email please and I’ll send you the link to the grips if you don’t get my reply.

Great review man, where did you find the cheek riser?

@ thanks man! I made it using the original stock, if you send me an email to the channel’s email (KZbin won’t let me post it here) I’ll send you the link to it.

@@stephenurban9880 I honestly love Bills trigger work, the standard trigger was in comparison the worst trigger I have ever pulled - and I have dealt with some horrible triggers during my 10 years of military service- coming from the factory at about 12lbs, long pull, and horrible break - once Bill did his thing, which only cost me $120, it came down to 4 1/2 lbs, and smooth as silk, that included the buffer work as well with reduces 30-40% of the recoil.

@@stephenurban9880 www.robertrtg.com/store/pc/HK91-G3-BLACK-PISTOL-GRIP-NEW-AC-UNITY-p7724.htm here’s the link, is not a Magpul but quality wise is solid, quite an aggressive texture to it, good thing is that is very comfortable and it only costs $9.95

@@riverstactical1911 Unfortunately some of the people who have had Bill do trigger jobs have ended up with rifles that double or go FA. Bill has taken care of fixing the issue but it could make for a very uncomfortable and possibly hazardous range experience.

@@stephenurban9880 didn’t know about that, to be fair mine was done a while back and never had a problem. But I hear you.

Would love to eventually get a can for mine :)

Hey man! I can definitely help you out there, I realized after I installed my scope that the standard stock has too low of a cheek rest for anything other than the stock iron sights. What I did in this case (and I'll find you the parts, just have to dig in my emails to find it - been a while) I drilled through the standard stock and installed the one you see on the video, ain't high-speed-low dragg super tacticool operator stuff, but works just fine.

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@@riverstactical1911 You are a stud man! Thank you!

@@Future-Corpse Anytime brother! Let me know if you need any further guidance or assistance with that. I’m here to help

Agree 100%, though tolerances with the clones may not be the same I do agree that original HK models are highly priced, so yeah, having these really help us - every day guys - to get our hands on something nice, reliable and yet budget friendly

Just get the POF version. They're made on HK machinery using the same blueprints and certified by HK and ISO every year. Most importantly, they're battle proven. Don't let corporations exploit you. Free markets forever!

@@mustafa8988 I got MKE version, it was on sale at Atlantic

MROs are great optics too

I love mine too LOL

Been dying for an FN FAL my entire life...favorite battle rifle hands down, but maybe one day. Thanks for sharing that story about the MKI!

Thank you! and yes, I agree 100% on the fact that Mr. Springfield is a truly talented weaponsmith

It's not actually all that hard to do the work yourself, you just cut the hammer hook down to .015"-.017", polish it, polish the sear, solder in a couple copper trigger stops to limit trigger travel, and voila, you got a 5-6lb trigger with about .075" of travel. Free fifty free and the turnaround is an hour instead of 4-6 weeks...

Did he retire? I can't find him anywhere.

With my current optics at 100 yds I been able to get sub-MOA groups on a good day, never really anything over 2MOA which is plenty good for a battle rifle in my opinion.

Good to hear re MOA. Thank you! @@riverstactical1911

Always a pleasure!@@randystrand908

Is been a while since I changed it but let me do a quick search on my email and will send it up to you with a link if I can find it.

hey Nick, here's the link: www.aimsportsinc.com/hk91-g3-m-lok-extended-rifle-length-handguard-standard/ they also have shorter versions of it.

Thank you! Awesome video!

​@@nickperez3452 If you want an M lok handguard get the Midwest Industries. If you don't mind spending a little more for luxury get the Spuhr handguard

@@riverstactical1911 I have that same handguard on one of my PTRs and like it. I did have to grind off a small area for clearance.

Good to know!! lol

Thank you!!! more videos coming soon!

lol…as I mentioned I bought mine in 2022 from BudsGunshop.com for exactly $1,140.31 but that was including the fully insured shipping and their lifetime warranty. The gun itself was priced at $973.85 then.

In fact right now is in stock selling for $1,019 😉

@@riverstactical1911 😎

Link here in case you want to check it out: www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/149515/zastava+zpap+m70+7.62x39+wood+30+1

Niiiice!!!

I believe so, give me a bit and I’m sure I can borrow one at some point

That’s weird…not sure what may have happened there, audio sounds good on my end

​@@riverstactical1911I don't know what happened either.. But try listening to it with headphones. I often use only my right headphone at work.

I confirm this, left ear only.