Militiaworks Crane-K *Prototype*

[@highdragguns]

*common misconception about A5 REs is that they allow extra length of travel for the BCG, which is not true. The RE is slightly longer than a carbine but the buffer is also longer so the length of travel is the same. However, it allows you to use a rifle length spring in a slightly shorter than rifle length RE so you get a little more tension in the spring opposing the BCG.

[@JohnBrowningsGhost]

Check out the Tubbs flatwire buffer spring, it’s rifle sized but can fit in a carbine tube, you get basically a5 performance without special buffer tubes and buffers.

[@PigPharmaceuticals]

Not sure if you'd know the answer to this, but couldn't exactly the same effect be achieved by just using a slightly higher tension spring in a carbine RE? I know things like flatwire springs already exist, but I'm wondering why people seem to like the A5 over higher tension carbine springs.

[@talltale9760]

@@JohnBrowningsGhost had a carbine tube with a tubs and now I’m using a vltor with the tubs and it’s noticeably softer shooting

[@highdragguns]

@@PigPharmaceuticals I think you're totally right. Higher tension carbine spring achieves the same thing

[@spehhhsssmarineer8961]

@@highdragguns maybe there’s less wear on the spring or some sort of durability issue? idk.

[@BallisticAviation]

Re: The Disclaimer at the front of the vid It's nearly impossible to not make friends in the industry once you've been in it for awhile. I think where I personally draw the line is with giant fucking corporations. With a friend who runs a smaller company (like Militaworks), forming a close personal relationship with them where you can give them honest feedback that helps them improve their product is only a benefit and given that you've got a solid track record for being open, honest, and upfront with your personal opinions, I don't think there is anything wrong with reviewing or accepting reviews from friends in the industry.

[@OniActual]

Glad to see people enjoying those rails out there. Used to work for Centurion and made many thousands of the C4 rails and the FCD versions, as well as a lot of the CM4 rifles that are out there.

[@hateferlife]

After carrying a quad rail for many years just the idea alone gives me heartburn. To each their own tho!

[@wolfgang_h3t]

I had the longer fsb cutout version of that rail, it's one of the lightest quads you can get tbf

[@m118lr]

..love quads, and HAVE an M-Lok DD V7p .300 BLK. There’s a place for BOTH. With my DD M4A1 I have the ‘RISII’..wouldn’t believe there’s a better rail than THAT one anyway!

[@BattleMage69]

you know its a good friendship when you start playing video games and larping together. good on you Hop.

[@m118lr]

REALLY nice build. Very high-end, I’d be thrilled with it. Seems NOTHING’S been left to chance for a quality AR. As for the ‘extras’..great call on the list of those mentioned EXCEPT FOR..the SB4. Personal choice there for me. Everything from the SF light, Arisaka mount, the handguard TO the Vltor A5 b/tube, VERY nice. Great video and editing to boot!

[@brettbaker5599]

SB4 might be legal after the new brace rule.

[@taprackmiss4613]

IYKYk for sure on that peak of replays at 6:10

[@farmersneed]

It's neat. Cool to see what different companies do. Not super interested in it, but I like seeing new configurations companies make that may have slight benefits in certain areas.

[@theREALdingusMD]

Comparing this to the ol’ HOP-15 is night and day. One hell of an improvement. Nice gun dude.

[@rampager89]

Hop, please spill the beans on the best AoE2 match you had with him. PLEASE 🤣

[@JaredPirrie]

Big fan of Hop cracking a beer after saying he “cant” be unbiased.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

I like it. Personally doing an ambi bolt-release seems like a waste of a potentially good ambi bolt-lock/release, but that's just me. I'm looks for an LMT lower to swap with my milspec, and I run an A5 so I'm glad to see that on here.

[@carls2210]

I love my 12.5 BRT barrel. I only have close to a thousand rounds. But its pretty solid so far. And 100% suppressed.

[@zombiegeorge749]

This guy made a friend.

[@chadwik4000]

Is there a advantage to a chrome lined barrel over one that is QPQ? On paper (literally, issue #13 of Recoil, which was the first issue I ever bought, had a article on firearms finishes which included a 'tale of the tape' comparison chart) they are very evenly matched. The only things I could think of would be a accuracy advantage for QPQ and maybe the chrome being more resistant to heating up? This has become my top guntube channel, no bullsheet

[@mrwiskers101]

Chrome lined rifling should last for more rounds than QPQ before the rifling wears out.

[@Falconguygaming]

@@mrwiskers101 why

[@mrwiskers101]

@@Falconguygaming Chrome lining is physical more durable than QPQ (salt bath nitride). So if the material is physically stronger, it will take longer to wear out.

[@danielhenderson8316]

On the other side a Nitrided barrel has been cited as being more accurate as the process is a metal treatment instead of adding material to the barrel. Pick your poison.

[@mrwiskers101]

@@danielhenderson8316 Also a very good point!

[@AlexDenton0451]

Hey Dane also sold me a 13.7 gun too! I'm at 700 rounds, I'm gonna make a video when I get to 1000 myself to also vouch for it. All this from joining Brass Facts' server lol. Edit: lol my buddy who works at LMT immediately shit all over it, said the stake job was blown out and many other gripes lol.

[@nickybjammin7629]

That’s how it’s done this guy is awesome.

[@EdwardZhou_TJOL56]

Can really appreciate companies that know when to not reinvent the wheel. Using BRT barrel, VLTOR A5 RE, FCD/Centy rail, and other industry leading parts makes it really nice instead of say Sig which has to make literally every part but worse and says TREAD That being said, I'm at the point in AR buying that I'd build this instead of buy it

[@indianOutlaw87.5]

Pro youtuber over here dang

[@mtgAzim]

Have you ever played ZPC? I had it when I was too young to understand anything, so now it lives in my memory like fragments of a fever dream. You know how there are those derivative DOOM type games? Well ZPC seems to be a similar thing, but built off of Marathon rather than DOOM. Considering that you're one of the increasingly few people these days who is quite familiar with Marathon, it'd be interesting to hear your take on ZPC.

[@Hoplopfheil]

I have a copy of it actually.

[@vaitomanocu5562]

What pack/packs do you carry? And what is your loadout in those bags?

[@bravo6959]

A tub of cheeseballs and some Capri Suns

[@Hoplopfheil]

5.11 AMP24. Water, filtration, a few stripped MREs, extra first aid, jacket, snugpak blanket, stuff like that.

[@douglasakers2443]

When did Hop become so damn Chad?

[@camojoe83]

Right after your life-changing, perception-altering brain trauma, probably.

[@jimmyvalhalla1939]

If you know, you know.

[@rickypickles2219]

For a few years now ive hunted for the ultimate do it all/shtf rifle. Tanky and reliable…then i realized. Just get a ddm4a1.

[@doc_sav]

OK, so we established that those who know, know. What about those who don't know? Is the implication that the milspec size pocket would allow for some additional utility in a dark future where having some federal revenuer looking at the insides of your firearm is very low on your list of current concerns, because the road warrior has a big posse and thinks your wife and daughter look nice and you don't have any friends but might still need to find ways to adjust your rate of fire? Also, if you are gaming currently will ya upload something to your gaming channel? I just miss you is all.

[@Hoplopfheil]

Man I wish I knew the stuff you know

[@zeke2095]

so it’s an ar15

[@bigpapi6688]

Tell me you know nothing about guns without telling me you know nothing about guns

[@zeke2095]

@@bigpapi6688 im sorry you dont know what an ar15 is

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

Nice carbine, thanks

[@hallatrineer2714]

This guy’s shoulders are permanently in the firing stance 😂

[@johnguy3211]

Why am I not at all surprised you play AOE...

[@sharting.zogbot1229]

Didnt know hop was old enough to drink...

[@plmkoo6772]

Examined life of gaming when

[@thatoneguyooty99]

Can you review a YHM R9?

[@Hoplopfheil]

Still waiting for it. Slow process even with eforms...

[@carsonbryant8596]

make a romeozero review! would be comical

[@kashman92]

Sexy gun reminds me of my LWRCI M6 A2

[@jeremy8715]

Didn’t they just resistantly change their company name?

[@MaliciouslyCompliant]

"if you know you know"

[@PVTPablo]

Great video, also it's "UL-TOR", not "Vee UL-TOR"

[@Hoplopfheil]

They should have thought about that before they put the god damn V in it.

[@Ironsight_Army]

He said dooty

[@baconatordoom]

Tis platform is around 60 years old. So we'll say it's a "prototype" to sell it for more money...

[@oldscratch3535]

10lbs. Goddamn son. My boy Hop has been drinking that whole milk.

[@tokin420nchokin]

Nice Rangers

[@GH-yp8ri]

How about that, a gun Hop likes

[@pyeitme508]

Wow

[@mabs9503]

It's p cute.

[@Hoplopfheil]

U 2

[@mabs9503]

@@Hoplopfheil 😘

[@jayarmastice4010]

Any time frame in when this will be out? I know it’s only been a month but I didn’t know if it might be before the new year or what

[@19Clutch69]

very informed review...

[@freshjnew]

Hop, I think you're an honest and genuine enough guy to tell thousands of people that your buddy made a crap rifle. And if he's any sort of weapon builder he will take honest criticism without having his feelings hurt.

[@Hoplopfheil]

The better question is: would I be friends with anybody who couldn't make a good rifle? 🧐

[@ScumfuckMcDoucheface]

@@Hoplopfheil haha

[@gtcam723]

Maybe people should run spec ammo.

[@Orange_pickles]

And, he would most certainly tell his buddy his shit sucks too.

[@USN1985dos]

"No reason I can't have a beer while I do it." This guy. We love this guy.

[@StagFabulous]

There are times when I am baffled by the sheer amount of iterations, innovations, minor adjustments, and in some cases truly significant additions, by so many different companies, that the AR-15 continues to receive to this day, in spite of being as old and omnipresent as it is. And then I remember swords.

[@MrRedrooster53]

MW Quad gang stays winning once again.

[@stevemc6010]

toob 🌚

[@A1Retro42]

Tell bingaling I said hi

[@TheRausing1]

I am from England and do not shoot anything but the occasional twelve gage and 308 hunting rifle (both for hunting), but I still love these videos. The build quality and attention to detail on these tools and within this industry as a whole is just unmatched. It’s like fine watchmaking.

[@Hoplopfheil]

I sincerely appreciate that.

[@Theserratedbagel]

What I learned most of all from this video is Hop is old enough to drink

[@Hoplopfheil]

What makes you think that

[@Theserratedbagel]

James would never let his child break the law

[@camojoe83]

Yeah, and about as authentic as Liz Warren about doing it.

[@danielhenderson8316]

@@Theserratedbagel James needs Hop sober so he can blow in Daddy’s Ignition Interlock to drive home.

[@randyb4191]

This man's shave is suspiciously sat

[@NCrdwlf]

I’m glad to see a quad rail . This looks like a nice carbine . It’s ok to have friends that make good shit . Don’t apologize for that .

[@newdefsys]

The differences between 9310 and Carp. 158 are minimal and both appear in each other's 'substitute steel' list for most applications. The real difference is that Carpenter 158 is a registered trademark of Carpenter Technology Corporation of America, while 9310 was developed in Europe. Both steels share similar characteristics (strength, hardness, toughness) and both offer similar performance (resistance to impact, resistance to abrasion). Both steels are suitable for small arms bolt head applications.

[@SaraphDarklaw]

I like the disclaimer at the beginning. I know other people also disclose but they try to downplay how that affects them. And that makes them seem so slimy even if they’re honest.

[@Matt-xc6sp]

It could have used its own “no homo” disclaimer

[@slowmo7500]

Disclosing and being honest makes them seem slimy? Lol. As opposed to…not disclosing sources of possible bias to the viewers?

[@markrenton3941]

@@slowmo7500 They have to disclose per FTC regulations. Period. If there was no disclosure rule, how many would voluntarily do so?

[@HunterLord458]

I think Garand Thumb is pretty good at it. Other people like Sootch00 on the other hand are pretty much just advertising

[@slowmo7500]

@@markrenton3941 who knows.🤷‍♂️

[@wisemencompany]

Top shelf ingredients in this rifle.

[@schizosaint777]

Militaworks is the best, great guy that runs it too.

[@nastysoda9212]

?? They didn't make anything dude, they just put parts together. You can do the same

[@schizosaint777]

@@nastysoda9212 I can guarantee if I bought all the same parts and put it together myself it would not be as good. I’m not a total idiot, but I don’t have access to a proper shop and am not as autistically focused on detail. The final product would have issues, whereas I doubt that with these.

[@nastysoda9212]

@@schizosaint777 It's a lot easier than you think, and you would have it exactly how you want it. Even in the video he had to swap out buffers and dial it in to his liking. Also paid a massive premium for no reason wwhich could have gone into a better trigger or optics.

[@baconatordoom]

@@schizosaint777 if you buy all the same exact parts and put it together. Then it not turn out as good. Then you probably are a idiot. Even a child can put a small Lego kit together correctly. It's a AR not a custom 1911 or AK where the final fit and finish determine the final product. You don't need a big shop and tons of tools to assemble a AR put together with pre manufactured parts.

[@Dregkar]

Man I had no clue ALG discontinued their rails. That's extremely sad to hear, the first AR I ever built (and only one I own) has one and it's one of the few components I've never considered changing. Easily over 20k rounds through that AR and almost every other aspect of that rifle has been changed over the years except that rail because it's just perfect.

[@jonathanwick1265]

Simple. Bill just wants to sell his $300 rails.

[@sluttybutt]

Look into apex gatorgrips for the next best thing

[@Dregkar]

@@sluttybutt Hey thanks for that rec, those look solid!

[@EastCoastMan603]

Is this the: “we have mk18 at home”. This thing looks awesome. Great Job Hop, I honestly don’t have to tell your father this time. Seriously Awsome rig. Thank you !

[@grantshurtz]

One thing worth mentioning - if you’re going to dedicate a traditional high backpressure suppressor to a carbine gas 11.5, you can get away with a MUCH smaller gas port than you might think. My main squeeze rifle is an 11.5 criterion core with a YHM turbo k - buffer is a VLTOR A5-H2 and a sprinco green spring. I bought an ez-tune gas tube from BRT and let them pick the size - they sent me the tube with the .057 port (roughly equivalent to .055-.056 on the barrel). With the turbo k, the gun shoots incredibly soft and 100% reliable, even with steel case ammo. Unless you’re using a very low backpressure suppressor, the truly optimal point for tuning is so far apart between unsuppressed and suppressed that I don’t think it’s worth it trying to get an AR set up for both.

[@LRRPFco52]

For me, I found the Bootleg Adjustable Gas carriers to solve those different port flow requirements for me. It has 4 positions that can be set with a small flat head screw driver through the ejection port. You don’t even need to disassemble anything. I put 3 of them some of my 6.5 Grendels. I have no affiliation with the company other than customer. Wish they would have been around a long time ago.

[@Mrgunsngear]

🇺🇸

[@StEvEn420BrUlE]

Hop do you think it's more worthwhile to do a bit of research and put together a gun from the ground up, or just buy a more boutique version like this militia works? I just build my own from the ground up, and it was bit of a headache trying to source all parts and get everything put together, but it also handles EXACTLY how I want it to. I dunno seems like an interesting topic of discussion

[@Hoplopfheil]

I think every dude should build at least 1 AR to learn the platform. But at some point you may want to just click one button and get a nice, proper rifle. In my experience most AR home builds end up with some idiosyncratic parts on them.

[@swiftaudi]

I built my first AR to save money on a high ended noveske. It allowed me to put the parts I wanted on it rather than buy a whole gun and then replace parts.

[@sluttybutt]

Building your own ARs is the quickest and costliest way to learn you should have let a good builder make your first. I'm not upset that I have only ever built my own or that I own more tools as a consequence, but it for sure cost me a LOT of time and money to start approaching the level of knowledge that MW has. And forget about SOTAR etc. I didn't even fuck up, my builds came out great and I still learned I don't know shit

[@swiftaudi]

@@sluttybutt Well being a mechanic I wasn’t scared nor did I need many tools. What concerns me is that a lot of teachers tell horror stories of home builds failing during classes. Factory builds tend to be more reliable seems to be what I keep hearing. I’m going to run mine through a class and see what works and what don’t. I know my weak point is my adjustable gas block so I’d like to figure something different there.

[@jackbauer4186]

It will take you at least 4 or 5 builds to figure out which parts/features that are actually reliable and worthwhile. But that time, you could have probably bought 2 very high end, off the shelf platforms and saved yourself a lot of hassle and frustrauion.

[@rookie3315]

I would love a quad rail on it, it looks so cool, do you know if they will make a quadrail version and a slightly longer barrel ?

[@Hoplopfheil]

You should be able to get a 13.9 with the quad rail

[@ColinOnYT]

pretty badass

[@M81_WOODLAND]

I'm glad you brought up Midwest Industries rails. They make a decent product as far as quad rails...but boy are they FAT. I had a drop in set that I later sold because they were just TOO pregnant for me.

[@Asdf-wf6en]

You should make a video talking about bolt carrier group autism. Get into different kinds of steels, finishes, companies, etc.

[@ClubPenguinMaster88]

I've owned a Militiaworks rifle for a couple years now. Personally bought it through the guy. Great rifle, genuinely, and had zero issues with it.

[@akmarksman]

Those Unbranded Ambi lowers are really nice, I plan on picking up 1-2, probably with next years tax return.

[@andrewhofmann7308]

Hop, I’m not sure if I should thank you or be upset. I just spent over $1200 building an (almost) complete receiver set from militia works because of this video 😂

[@blue6gun]

The reasoning behind the Centurion/FCD rail is similar to why i initially went with a Daniel Defense Omega 9.0 quad rail, tho i specifically went with it since it works with a delta ring and doesnt hinder a fixed FSB nor did it require the sight base and handguard cap to be removed for installation. The fact that it only works with factory barrel nuts was a bonus. The gun never got setup for low light/night stuff like i had planned on though cuz my wife shot it on its first day at the range, decided she wanted it, but didnt like the quad rail lol. I threw a drop-in mlok HG from B5, so it definitely isnt going to hold a PEQ or DBAL solid enough to bother trying.

[@stevej9636]

............. put a pic rail section on it and then put an atpial c (peq's are not available to civilians ) the d bal needs a metal rail section to grab properly the atpial will work on a kydex pic rail section.... so basically you are just making BS excuses

[@Hoplopfheil]

@@stevej9636 mlok pic rail sections do not hold zero

[@stevej9636]

@@Hoplopfheil LMAO they work just fine for me Hoss, you are talking to a gun smith btw so dont try to argue, i have a lot more rounds under my belt than you do. try some Loctite on those threads before you install the pic rail buddy, that means you got to take it apart and actually apply the stuff to the threaded screw that goes in the locking device so that the vibration from the barrel doesn't cause it to come loose. same with optics. furthermore the top rail is always solid so you could just mount the device on the top if you just cant trust the Loctite. quad rails were replaced to reduce overall weight with all the gadgets on board, but just like anything that is held on by screws, you need thread locker.

[@johnmuir8305]

@@stevej9636 Hmm do I listen to NSWC Crane or some random dipshit gunsmith, which is barely a real job? I think I know my answer to that. MLOK isn't going to hold zero, it's not designed to.

[@ravioliformuoli520]

@@stevej9636 I was about to lookup some product I was going to buy for my AR, then I read this stupid comment and it made me forget. So thanks Stevie Wonder the "GuNsmIth" Hold that zero hoss dog.

[@brandonstewart841]

Do a video on the cheap cheap budget amazon magnifiers compared to well established low budget magnifiers. Or don't, I'm a commenter, not a conquistador.

[@Haitch_Kay]

What's your beer preference, Hop?

[@TL8311-j6x]

I want one but 12.5"

[@AlexDenton0451]

Ask Dane for it, I got the JOE in a 13" config.

[@aaronlewis4553]

6:00 anyone ever figue out what that "S" is about and why we all did it lol

[@SamSung-jn5fi]

Where's the old Hop? This Hop is too handsome 😍

[@bravo6959]

True

[@Valorius]

Seems like you got exactly what YOU want and that's all that matters.

[@gochi6542]

I have a 13” crane and it fucking rocks🤘🏽🔥. If you have the money and looking for something really well put together and reliable, then add it to your list of considerations. Dane is open to communication and will answer any questions you have, so don’t be afraid to reach out. He even offered to paint mine in the newer color he mixed up before shipping it out. Check em out

[@wonderloaf]

Hi Hop, I'm enjoying this video while eating some English muffins.

[@Hoplopfheil]

Me too but I put peanut butter on them.

[@wonderloaf]

@@Hoplopfheil That's too powerful for me

[@BlueLoneWolf54]

@@Hoplopfheil English muffins don't deserve peanut butter.

[@wonderloaf]

@@BlueLoneWolf54 You deserve it, you deserve love

[@BlueLoneWolf54]

@@wonderloaf English muffins are for when you can't get biscuits. Our biscuits not your biscuits. Though cookies for breakfast sounds great anyhow.

[@ricktenter1631]

Nice set up man, great video. Thanks for the information!

[@w.w.9047]

A noble spirit embiggens the smallest trigger guard. Look it up! It’s a perfectly cromulent build technique!

[@ThereIsNoSpoon4]

First AR I bought was a factory build. I ended up replacing every single part (including receivers) on it except the buffer tube and spring. Was literally able to rebuild the gun out of my scrap pile. Gun had alot of problems from the factory, burred feed ramps, gas block misaligned etc. Not sure if I'll ever buy another factory built AR to be honest. After building several AR"s I honestly don't think there's anything they can do better in a factory than I can do in my garage. I've never had a single problem with any AR I've built so far. Just do your research and buy good parts. Great video btw.

[@mr.lovell3645]

You need to try the Wrenchman mlok rail...there was two versions...one version had a longer barrel nut to have a more rigid rail. Sadly, I think only the smaller barrel nut version is available, but if ANY Wrenchman is available, buy it! It's rail was so snug, I had to use a hair dryer to install it and it is solid! It was made by PWS for Brownells.

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

06:20 LOVE the fixed front sight post!

[@zendell37]

So when are you playing the T1000 in newer Terminator movies?

[@realfnneato3111]

My only problem is why would I pay 1600 for this rifle when I could buy an LWRC or bite off a little more and grab a DD mk18? the quality seems to be there, but the urge to spend an excess of 1500 dollars on a midrange gun with more milspec features? Your treatise on the Centurion c4 convinced me to buy one, but shouldn't the rifle ship with a proper quad rail, as it ships with several other high quality upgrades like the ambi controls and the buffer?

[@spacecaesar7619]

It’s lighter than an LWRC and a DD MK18 while being significantly better gassed and constructed to a higher standard of QC with more modern parts than either.

[@realfnneato3111]

@@spacecaesar7619 reasonable, I'll check this out when it releases

[@danielhenderson8316]

You also get more option on the build sheet with triggers, muzzle devices, and other items instead of pulling all of that off and adding your own stuff to it.

[@realfnneato3111]

@@danielhenderson8316 very good point, these are a lot more like a quality custom made tailored suit than an off the shelf Armani

[@TheJetlife94]

bcm makes a good steel picatinny qd mount

[@Osprey1994]

You aren't unbiased, but I think it's rad you made a friend bro. Good shit!

[@docternoblex]

Could you do a vid on gas busting charging handles? I heard you mention it and now I’m curious

[@Hoplopfheil]

Yep something is coming up soon. I have a quite gassy project gun in the works and a bunch of charging handles to compare.

[@docternoblex]

@@Hoplopfheil way cool man! Also as a side question: with gas that gets blown back into the system, do you think that a suppressor on a “true dissipator” would help to alleviate the under gassing that most have?

[@Hoplopfheil]

@@docternoblex Yeah it more or less adds some bonus dwell time to the system.

[@1ice3690]

The c4 rail is bomb proof

[@ElTejon47901]

From a neighbor of Crane NSW I bring you greetings and congrats on a great video.

[@joegasparro2395]

I use BRT barrels, discovered them a year ago, very good. They also invented adjustable gas tubes, dont have one, but look like a good idea.

[@flubdreload2818]

I don’t believe their tubes are adjustable. They just make custom sized gas tubes to work in tandem with your specific port size and ammunition to create as smooth of a shooting experience as possible.

[@jimyeats]

Flub’d is correct, its just a gas tube with a smaller hole for folks who can’t easily use an adjustable gas block (such as someone with a pinned gas block or a fixed front sight block). Its not meant to be a go to device, its sort of a work around if you have a gun that is over gassed and you also cant use an adjustable block.

[@joegasparro2395]

@@jimyeats yeah, I know what it is, I was lazy with my wording, but you are correct. The tube is not "adjustable", you get on their website and answer a series of questions and they make a gas tube with a smaller diameter for your particular overgassing issues.

[@NonyaDamnbusiness]

Nice Marathon GP watch. I wear the Navigator myself but also have a Stainless Steel GP Manual.

[@hannibalbarca2939]

Why your nose look like Michael Jackson's?

[@shellshock98]

What a cromulent video, thanks Hop

[@zacharyyoung3834]

I’ve been very interested in their products. Just with they would release the lower on its own

[@Hoplopfheil]

You can customize and order just a lower from MW if you want.

[@M81_WOODLAND]

9:52 🅱ased radical centrist? 😂

[@JohnBrowningsGhost]

Sling QD points in a rail are a complete waste unless they use steel inserts keep the aluminum from rounding out from hard use imo. Homies should look into flatwire springs, imo a better value than an a5 system for very similar performance.

[@Hoplopfheil]

The Centurion rails have steel inserts, the Midwest rails don't. The old ALG rails didn't have reinforcement, I always liked to put Magpul paraclip adapters in them instead.

[@JohnBrowningsGhost]

@@Hoplopfheil Good to know, I’ve got an mcmr that I’m getting tired of and I’ve been looking at centurion. /arg/

[@rupert916]

I still have an old C4 centurion I got from bcm back in the day

[@ThinLineDefenseCo]

Cool setup!

[@MatterMadeMoot]

Neat. Appreciate the honesty about your affiliations, pretty sick rifle too man

[@LiveFreeorDive87]

I can't wait to get my fixie i put an order in the other day.