SIG SAUER M11A1 2nd time around

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[@aaronjones1208]

I carry an M11a1 everyday. I've currently put over 10,000 rounds through it without a single issue and it just keeps getting smoother and smoother.

[@doesitcomein9mm117]

Thanks for the video. I've had my M11-A1 for over a year now with about 600 worry free rounds through it. I love the balance, operation, and short reset trigger! I only use 124 gr JHP/FMJ, or higher grain, and its a tack driver out to 30ft. However, I do clean and lubricate it after each range visit.

[@MeHORNYlongt1me]

Own the same pistol. Just picked up a p226 SAO Legion last week. Took it to the range yesterday and it is the best pistol i have ever fired. I have also been watching your videos for years and I can say, some of your videos (mostly the sig reviews) have helped in my buying decisions. Keep doing your thing man.

[@jesseryan4053]

Holy shit Pete, you and your fuckin Sig Sauer saga.

[@8657lou]

My W German P-228 that I purchased in 1994 is by far my favorite handgun in my collection. I never experienced a failure of any kind. Not only is it reliable, but very accurate. I can't speak to the newer Sigs, but the older ones ooze quality. It's mainly a safe queen, but I do shoot it occasionally. I shoot at double action, so if you like to shoot it, let me know and I'll bring it in.

[@robburnside6636]

I bought a new M11-A1 in Army green. As soon as I got it I went to the range. The 4th round failed to eject after firing. Long story short it was sent back to Sig and the ejector was replaced at no cost and up until now no problems. I own a Glock 17 gen 4, Sig P320 compact, Walther PPS M2 (for carry) and the M11-A1. I love both of my Sigs and look forward to a 226 someday. Thanks for the video, your honesty is much appreciated.

[@L228A]

I own an M11 A1 and have ran about 1000 rounds from 115 gr to 147 through it so far with no issue.

[@theARMORYchannel]

+L228 awesome thanks for the info

[@UziNineMillomeetah]

Looks great. I've haven't tried a Sig yet but this is the model that has caught my eye.

[@generitaldato794]

The M11A1 was never issued to any military (US). You may be referring to the M11. There are several changes to the M11A1 over the M11 however it was never adopted as a replacement for the M11.

[@gunsnbowsaddict]

The TI5 is a great light.

[@mikecouvillion6830]

I have one of the older 228s and only replaced the spring. I clean it about every other trip to the range and average about 150 rounds a trip. I also shoot all kinds of range trash. I'd say over the last 8 years I've had about 10 F2F in some 5000 rounds fired. Love it.

[@ditto1958]

Pete, I'm curious. You seem to give up on quite a few low round count handguns because they're not 100% reliable for you. I'm wondering, with this Sig you talk about intentionally not cleaning it for hundreds of rounds. What is your rationale behind that? Seems to me that if you want a reliable gun, the best chance you have to make that a reality is to clean and lube it when you first get it, and then to clean and lube it after each trip to the range. It's right there in the manual of every new gun you buy. Will a Glock, or an AK, or a Ruger 10/22 run reliably for hundreds, even thousands of rounds without being cleaned or lubricated? Chances are they will. Or, maybe not. But regardless, why do that? Why treat a firearm you've paid several hundred or even a thousand dollars for like crap? Why intentionally ignore the manufacturer's instructions on care and maintenance of your gun?

[@Jim_C_7ID]

+ditto1958 Got to admit, I was thinking the same thing.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

+ditto1958 Same here. I've been watching a YT'er named Patrick E. Kelley who does reviews where he takes a new gun from the box to a competitive match. He reviewed the Sig P320 and had a bunch of FTE with the gun during the multiple stages of the competition. He did a followup on the P320 and inspected/cleaned/lubed the gun and stated that he found production material inside the gun that he removed. (Slivers of metal or plastic or something) Went on to say that the gun is running flawlessly now and he is considering making it one of his competition guns for 2016. My G36 had issues in the first couple of hundred rounds but it has been stellar since. Recently my G30sf jammed with the slide all the way open and no round/casing in the chamber, it had ejected perfectly... I assume. Most guns need to be checked out and ran before they are squared away for the long haul and I clean/lube mine (sparingly with the lube) after each session, some ammo is dirtier than others. Now, my Sigs and CZs have been perfect since the get-go so I've been lucky there.

[@Goldenwithaleash]

I picked a 229 Legion and it's been running great. No loose extractor. And for a couple hundred more I like the upgrades.

[@joescott5092]

I'm a p228 owner for 2 and half years now. 750 rds thru her with no problems. even fired and cycled a low powder charged rd. Love the cocking serations and the fact the internals are coated. Sig sent me a free soft case with an extra mag. with promotion. Mecgar makes an 18 rounder for her too. definitely not a gun I'm selling.

[@eddiek828]

@thearmorychannel I'm so happy to see you got another m11a1! The first video you ever made about it(before you even took it to the range) is what sold me on my first sig. However, After taking it to the range twice, the extractor started to fail and I was getting fte(double feed) every damn round. So I sent it back to sig, while waiting for it to return I saw in one of your videos that you were having similar problems and sold it or you planned on getting rid of it. Which made me regret buying this sig even more. Anyways, I got it back with a note saying the extractor spring tension was off. Ever since then, I've had one double feed out of maybe 700 rounds and I trust it enough to carry it but it feels like I'm dating an ex who previously cheated on me. Seeing you buy the m11a1 again was refreshing. Thanks for the video! I've been thinking about the g43 for a while now, I hope you have a review in here somewhere.

[@scottdennison5727]

I loved the feel of my P229 but I'm not a fan of da/sa. I'd like to try a DAK.

[@DrNo-uq7xx]

Dittos , Ive owned mine for 2 years , no issues and is my primary CC pistol.

[@FCOD]

I have both a P228 and and an M11A1 and the reason the P228 (P225 would be the same) extractor is rock solid is because it’s a one-piece extractor made of spring steel much like a 1911. The M11A1 extractor is external and is just a solid steel claw that’s pinned to the slide and the tension comes from the coil spring captured behind it. So in regards to Sig’s “That’s normal...” comment, it is. I have several thousands of rounds through my M11A1 with zero extraction issues.

[@hansblitz7770]

Watch a Sig detail strip video and prepare for a damn headache if anyone is intent on trying it. That's the reason NSW dumped it, that and the corrosion resistance sucks, even with Sig's "special" coating.

[@Eslamizar]

Look up ULTICLIP if you are interested in a different holster clip .... once it's on, it's really hard to move around. I have one and I love it.

[@somebodysays6901]

Pete, you should check out a CZ pistol. They will completely change your idea of the perfect handgun. Trust me on this. Try the P-01 model.

[@viceptexlonestar9455]

Agreed I got that one, is a perfect glove to Your hand, Awesome and Gorgeous Gun.

[@Airplanetyson]

Both Sig and CZ are great!!!!

[@HitmanDan45]

Bought my M11A1 right when they hit the shelf. Had to send it in for random FTE's. The tech said that it had the wrong extractor........seriously? They replaced and sent back to me. Not a single issue at all since. Hands down my favorite handgun.

[@Dansaracco21]

Bought an enhanced elite 229 a few years ago, put 200 rounds through it and had like 10 failures to extract. Sent it to Sig, they changed out the extractor spring, I put another 200 rounds through it, no problems.

[@sigmanm1182]

have a m11-a-1-d first time shooting it, i shot 500 rounds of federal and had no problems. maybe im lucky i don't know. gotta say i love it. nice to carry also. only thing if you have the factory grips it rubs alittle on your side if you don't have an under shirt on. i resolved that with a leather hulster. everybody has there opinions. funny vid. might have to watch more vids. be safe everyone.

[@isaacarnold4635]

I have a P225, P245, and a P226 (.357), all made in the 20th century. The P225 is stamped "West Germany" (other 2 "Germany"). They run great.

[@coog7896]

I've been looking at this handgun for sometime but now that you mention how Sig responds to your questions...........Like you said, it's a lot of money to spend on a company that isn't willing to back their product and do it with pleasure. Thanks for the video Pete!

[@bullast2046]

Best comment ever... "I sleep like a BABY with my 2 pit-bulls and my firearm on my nightstand." Preach it Pete.

[@UncleSlam1776]

Got a P229 back in 2010, basically no issues except for a broken recoil spring around 5 or 6k rounds (replaced, nbd). Seems Sig has had some QC issues in recent years, especially with their rifles.

[@johnnykeller7648]

I picked up a M11-A1 not that long ago, in one range trip it ate up roughly 800 rounds of various ammo, by various brands (TulAmmo 50 rnds, Winchester White Box 600 rnds, Fedral Aluminium 250, 25 rnds Federal 124 grn JHP) (okay more than 800, lol) only had two hickups both of with where magazine related (twice the round faild to lock back on last round fired, it was the mag I kept loaded), outside of that ran like a champ...still functions wonderfully and I have yet to do a complete breakdown (complete frame and slide disassembly), and clean it. I hope you get a hold of one that pans out for you because they are sweet.

[@Tacticaldino813]

Glad to see I'm not the only OCD gun dude out there. So far only 2 maybe 3 guns make my list on function and craftsmanship, Glock any HK and maybe the beretta M9.

[@jconradh]

Thanks for the video! I'm hoping the best for you. I just pulled my 1 year old M11-A1 out of the safe and the ejector is tight!

[@51011]

I have the FDE version for over a year. No problems. Hope the same for yours Pete.

[@jpmriccardi]

Sorry to hear that, sir. My 228 eats everything. No problems. No failures. I know 20 other folks whose 228’s, 229’s, and M11 A1’s perform just as well. Sorry.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

I love mine, it is made perfectly. 600 rounds so far and no issues. same goes for my mk25.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

+gunz-n-gadgets Also my UID stickers always fall off. lol

[@theARMORYchannel]

+gunz-n-gadgets great to hear thanks

[@69gunnr]

I read about an issue like that and it happened a lot to him. The fix is a new extractor spring. It's a rare occurrence but Sig recommends a new spring and the fix is done. It's about 5.00 and takes 10 minutes to fix and I will agree that it should be right from the factory. I have an M11 A-1 with around 5,000 rounds as it is my EDC and I train with it. I will never get rid of that gun... EVER..

[@johnjohn-vf4iz]

where can you get the extractor spring

[@dipschmidt4116]

I've had the same issue you spoke of with my M11-A1. Every couple hundred rounds and it leaves an empty case in the chamber. I've called Sig Sauer and the first guy said "Sigs don't fail"... Not kidding. Second guy had me send it in and they paid for shipping. Got it back with a note from their gunsmith and it said something along the lines of "put a few mags through gun and had no issues".... I explained how often it happens before sending it in and they didn't seem to understand. Got it back and it still does it usually around every 200 rounds or so. I've been shooting Speer 115gn FMJ's that I load with 4.9gns of HP-38 for practice and haven't had a jam in over 400 rounds.. I don't know why considering that all of the ammo through the pistol before was good factory ammo.

[@dipschmidt4116]

To follow up, I just read a story about a person with an M11-A1 who had the same issue until he firmed up his grip and aligned the bore differently in relation to his forearm and the issue is gone.

[@thewhiplash8529]

Love my old P228--been flawless from the beginning. I always start with my P228 for my first time shooter friends who want to try a semi-auto. Low recoil, accurate, and fits most hands like a glove. Helps first timers enjoy the experience more when the gun doesn't scare them to death and is easy to shoot. Sorry you're having issues with the M11A1. Hope this isn't a sign of Sig's quality taking a dump overall.

[@blkt6]

The truth will set you free! Right on!

[@RyanRBurns]

When can you do another cooking video?

[@TheReloaderDude]

This was one of my all time favorite Videos. Excellent excellent excellent. 👍👍👍👍

[@viceptexlonestar9455]

Excellent Video and amazing explanation You Right on everything Sir.

[@johnb4085]

I enjoyed your video. Good job

[@ronkoch8261]

Had the same thing with mine. Mid mag would not pull the empty out. After 3 years sent it back and they said the slide was defective and replaced it. Hadn't had a chance to shoot it yet but that Is bullshit to me.

[@MikeBixby]

"a 1k gun shouldn't be a hit & miss". Fully agree with ya, Pete. I sold my $1200 EMP after the first FTE

[@caddilacjim]

Nice Sig hope it stays running good.lol that guy at the gun shop made the same quote Hilary did a few days ago.Great video Pete.

[@ryanbracy2073]

The ejector on my p226 moves around a lot also. 1500+ trouble free rounds so far. I guess it's a sig thing.

[@SLO4SpeedBump]

Please take into consideration that your Sig was built for the Military who ordered the firearm to be made to shoot 124 gr or heavier Plus P ammo. Average Plus P velocity 1220 to 1324 or higher. Remember, it was built for the Military and combat. I have a 1993, P228. You can put a weaker recoil spring or just use the correct bullet weight in a Plus P. A good combat ammo is the Speer God Dot 124 +P will work and save your life. Nice firearm and good video. Thanks.

[@golferwithguns]

Happy New Year - Pete! Makes my day when I see you have a new video posted (and that's not horse shit).

[@nobodysreview6137]

I've learned stick with the original of a design, Sig P220, Glock 17, HK USP 40 u get the idea, For a smaller gun get a j framer revoler or a Seecamp but stick with the classic models of a gun design and you'll enjoy gun collecting/hobby a lot more. Other models that arnt the original are just after thoughts.

[@babalugats3540]

I don't recall you ever mentioning, much less reviewing, a CZ. Try a PCR or a PO1, and you may throw rocks at your Sigs.

[@avalon449]

Pete, I've owned a P226 for years and it's been perfect and in Massachusetts Glocks are virtually the same price as Sigs.....

[@timyang4710]

And that is why you use that money to get an HK instead; not the striker-fire, but all the hammer-fire ones. You can run HKs dirty all day long, within reason of course, and it will always run correctly.

[@Warrior2200]

Bought a p229 elite stainless with exact same problem. I was pretty pissed after paying a K for my dream pistol. The only thing that did not leave an empty in the chamber was hot NATO. You should never have to run one specific ammo. Sold it, bought a Beretta 92G Wilson Combat. Boringly reliable!! Love Sigs but can't have serious problems like I did.

[@doctoreff1]

Happy New Year you Mohican, Iroquois, Abenaki, Huron, Shawnee!

[@stevenszelag479]

Just ordered mine today. I've been wanting this gun for a couple years now, but I have been waiting for the price to go down. I can't wait.

[@stevenszelag479]

Just wanted to give an update. Just shot my new M11-A1 today. Put 200 rounds of 115 grain PERFECTA through. Zero issues. Hope yours is still running well.

[@nobodysreview6137]

Sigs are pretty easy to work on if u ask me.

[@googlesbitch]

I have the old made in W Germany Sig with only 100 rounds shot and it weights 26oz empty and 29oz with an empty magazine. The newer m11 series Sig has a heavier milled slide list it's weight at 32oz but is that with an empty magazine?

[@franknapolitano9144]

The ones that were made in Germany are flawless ! The X5 Series made in Germany are also Flawless ! IMO. It will be Interesting to see how the new Legion Series will turn out ?

[@manbearpig357]

I have the west German p228, flawless pistol, never shot the m11a1, but as for glock, I wanted to Like them, but my g17 was very picky on ammo, would not cycle more than 3 rounds of winchester white box. And my g20 frame developed small cracks after about 80 rounds.

[@russelder9743]

Sig looks cool--------hope it works for you. Have a great New Year and thanks for the videos

[@MrDbcooper456]

I recommend older sigs..pre 2005. pre ron cohen ceo era.

[@fordxbgtfalcon]

+MrDbcooper456 Yes, the newer sigs seem to be made with less quality. not sure why? maybe because they have to make in greater volume or the fact most are made in America now.

[@MrDbcooper456]

tons of issues SIG had with quality control after Ron Cohen took over. Sig USA started making like 100 different models, outsourcing parts all kinds of cost cutting, The Old Sigs would come with a test target those are the ones i liked.

[@michaelstjohn6086]

+MrDbcooper456 I have two post 2005 226's with large extractor and they run great.

[@MrDbcooper456]

+Michael StJohn that's cool I had two out the box lemons a p228 that had a deformed trigger return spring hole on frame so gun broke and wouldnt reset trigger after about a magazine worth of ammo warranty replaced by Sig because it was a "bad batch" ....and I had a p226r have the extractor assembly fall apart on me within 50 rounds also sent and fixed under warranty with no explanation.

[@xschopperblog2763]

kewl vid I like the looks of that sig for sure I had a sig 1911 with 3.3 barrel was my carry had to get rid of it do to hard time keep the vids coming enjoy ur new year !!

[@citygphix6000]

Great job on the holster .

[@davidball4815]

so close to adding another flashlight to my collection...

[@Leakywaders54]

Just picked up a Magnum Research MR 9 pretty sweet gun now I can use a Light. Happy New Year Pete!!

[@thetobaccoguy1751]

I ordered one a couple days ago. What bullet weight did SIG recommend? For over $1K, it better eat what I feed it.

[@G2014SF]

Nice vid, thanks for sharing. Hope Sig is listening and does something to improve the reliability of their pistols.

[@unlitdarkness6]

Both my P220s can run anything bone dry. I lovem!

[@ilg2012]

I shot a M11 A1 this weekend at the range and it jammed a bunch. I rented it. I wanted to buy one (or the 229) but decided not to simply because of my experience. This is odd considering our military elite use the 229.

[@skankhunt-vw8xr]

Watched a 75 year old lady buy a shotgun today. She said, she just wanted it to make the sound. Then she goes, Oh, it's heavy. Man alive.

[@amymeddaugh6283]

Call me late for dinner, but I'm using my wife's phone here ( my piece of shit broke!!😠 ) but, I'm watching your M11 A1 video after purchasing mine just this last week! Now, I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet, but she's sure pretty to look at! LOL I've liked your other posts, so figured that this would be excellent as well, which it was! I'm hoping that my M11 A1 has been improved since this video debuted back four long years ago, but being a SIG SAUER firearm, I would expect so??? Anyhow, I gained some excellent tips & knowledge on this firearm from your video, and believe it or not, the ejector is still sloppy loose all these years later???? I guess not enough of us complained? HaHa!! Anyhow, I appreciate your posts, and look forward to hearing more my friend, especially if it concerns my Sig Sauer - M11 A1 also being that it's my first Sig? Well, not my first, but I'm not going to include that difficult lil' bitch that I bought my lil' girls years back called the "MOSQUITO" which was one picky ass little pistol, but I'm not here to complain, because my newest Sig sure is pretty!! Keep up the great work bro, and thanks!!! Sincerely, - Jay - from Detroit!

[@iloveNgany]

Try a CZ 75. Half the price as a Sig and dead nuts reliable and accurate.

[@michaelstjohn6086]

+75ShadowShooter I did, trigger was awful.

[@iloveNgany]

+Michael StJohn I have a CZ75 Shadow version. Under 1K and a ridiculously awesome trigger. The DA is as smooth as a good S&W revolver and the SA breaks at about 3 pounds, and crisp.

[@dirtnap6666]

Another enjoyable video thanks. Is double action carrying the Lucas gun oil yet?

[@bdm1000]

Glock said the same thing to me. I was having problems with a new Glock throwing brass in my face. They recommended using 124 rather than 115 grain. I told them I shouldn't have to and sent them a video of the problem. They told me to ship it to them (on my dime) until I asked them to send a label. Once they took possession of the gun and tested it, hey called me back and admitted it was throwing brass in their face too. They installed a new ejector and it was fine. That said, Glock's quality control is second to none. They allegedly do everything in house, and I don't know any handgun manufacturers that can claim that.

[@robc2915]

great vid. loving my glock 43, sold by you. thank you. got to get me one of those holsters with the clip.

[@The-Homecook-0000]

Pete a friend of mine had a sig228 he wanted to sell German stamped......I think he sold it....

[@wooddawg4868]

I have never heard of a sig P226,228,229, or P220 ever having the problem your talking about. I have had my p228 M11 A1 for 6 years now with over 1500 rounds shot and no malfuntions. Lefties don't have the slide lock problem if any. I have found that some shooters on sigs are in denial that they ride slide stop, once that’s cured they are sig fans trust me I know from training shooters. Once shot a bit sigs have a smooth Cadillac recoil pulse.

[@zanegardner6488]

we need some range videos

[@NeptuneBluez]

I can see that Santa brought you a nice SIG M11A1. That's a cool gun. How is your West German made SIG doing? Have shoot it some more? Santa brought me a Colt M45 cqb, a Glock17 and a HK Vp9 (Sfp9) for Christmas. All three guns are so much fun to shoot, but the girlfriend is kinda pissed off at me at the moment. Oh well, fuck it. Range day tomorrow with the HK. Pete, I wish you a Happy New year and look forward to watch more of your videos in 2016.

[@istricky]

Pete why don't you just get an old early version of the P228? I had one for a long time before selling it. Wish I could have sent it to you. Just don't like the high bore access. No more Sigs.

[@GriffXJ]

Want a Sig that won't fail? Get a P320, I have about 500 rounds through mine with only slide lock back failures that were 100% my fault. It's the best of both worlds, it's polymer framed and a similar price like the Glock...but it's a Sig! hahaha!

[@python56]

Are you going to shot show??

[@Chriskelly19067]

I heard there were issues with the new Hampshire quality control and didn't believe it, but my m11a1 had the frame sticker thing from a desert tan mk25 on it. even similar serial numbers but definitely not meant for mine lol

[@michaelstjohn6086]

+Chriskelly19067 how's it run?

[@Chriskelly19067]

+Michael StJohn like a champ, got about 2500 rounds through it. love it, but it was funny about the sticker and it had some finish issues, but nothing major enough for me to care about. also my extractor is not loose like Pete's. not sure what that is about.

[@blueconverse8265]

Any plans on a Updated video on this Sig Sauer M11-A1?

[@ChrisMillerdoubleplanet]

Hammer fired pistols are more persnickety when it comes to what round you fire. A little research might help you....

[@TheMultiGunMan]

Awesome video as usual Pete!

[@josh5528]

There's 2 different Extractors. Most classics from Sig now run the E2 extractors. The P220 and few others use what we call legacy extractors. The E2 extractors like what your M11 has, is easy to move but that doesn't mean anything. They test fire these guns with +P ammo before they even leave the building. I have no idea who told you that you needed to run these guns "wet" or it needs specific ammo, but they couldn't be anymore wrong. You can run these guns dry and use whatever ammo you want. Seals literally went to Glock because of weight and cost because our military is under attack for our budget, thanks to our present government and president. The SAS and many other spec ops and LEO around the world still use Sigs. You can build these guns without anything but a hammer type and a punch and that is it. I've put 900 rounds through my P226 TACOPS without cleaning it and maybe lubing it twice. Never a problem and my trigger is way better than any Glock and the reset rivals that of a 1911 because of the factory SRT. I've put shitty steel case ammo and high end stuff through it without a hitch. Instead of asking shitty customer service, which we all know, doesn't ever know shit, Get into contact with someone knowledgable and who's an armorer for these guns before dogging on them. I do have both Glocks and Sigs and both have been perfectly reliable. My Sigs tend to be more accurate though.

[@9MilNorm]

My Gen 4 G19 runs the cheapest, Tulammo or Federal aluminum I can get my hands on. It's not all I shoot, but if I load it, the ol G19 is gonna run it.

[@theARMORYchannel]

+9milnoob yup never fails

[@joeabraham29]

+theARMORYchannel So basically you implied that the Navy Seals got sick of the Sig P226 unreliability and switched over to Glock? Which means that the Navy Seals were carrying an unreliable weapon all these years and doesn't make sense.

[@joeabraham29]

+John Wick Sig Sauer products have gone downhill? That is pretty extreme to say the least, there are still too many professionals that use Sig firearms for anyone to simply say they have gone downhill. I think they are a quality firearm, and that is a reasonable thing to say. They have been in Exeter for a long time now, I am aware that they changed ownership several years ago, but that is about it. You actually proved my point the Navy Seals switched guns because the P226 is big and heavy not because it jams with shitty ammo.

[@mikefiaschetti7544]

Nice sig 228 hope it keep's working! Mike Fiaschetti

[@clintwestwood1895]

One M11A1 or two Glock 17's or 19's?

[@kyreeclark2760]

Pete I need another holster bro this time with flashlight attachments section.

[@Sirknight-ok9uh]

Good video Pete, what ammo did they say has problems? As much as I love Sigs. I can buy 2 Glocks. Have you made a holster for a Glock 22? I'm looking for one, so let me know. Thanks, PeteR Congrats on the light Dave you'll love it.

[@glockgaston2922]

Hope the Sig works out for you brother and have a happy new year

[@sixgunslingin]

1100 rounds through mine not a problem ever. Mines FDE

[@AussieShooter44]

having to rebuy the somegun over and over again should tell you something about there product

[@michaelstjohn6086]

+AussieShooter44 makes you wonder

[@nunyabusiness400]

With all due respect. You have more problems with guns than anyone in all of the gun community. If you think any super mass produced ammo is "high quality" youre nuts.Everything today is shit...even ammo.

[@DataSlam]

I've run over a thousand flawless rounds through my P226 Mk25, cleaned the thing religiously, holstered and re-holstered it, and that fucking sticker still hasn't peeled off. Not even a little, it's like a super adhesive.

[@Nugrat1]

High temp wheel bearing grease, brotha. The red stuff. Cheap as hell and everything runs like a top. Use it on everything from AK to AR to Glock.

[@markevo1974]

Grease doesn't work well in low temp conditions put in the fridge and see for your self.

[@Nugrat1]

jim bob Fire the gun once and it's not a low temp condition anymore. Put the gun in the fridge and try it for yourself. It works wonderfully.

[@markevo1974]

+Nugrat1 trust me it won't cycle the slide.

[@Nugrat1]

jim bob Trust me, it will. Do what you want, but the people that I trust most on topics like this all use grease because it is superior. Oil is shit. As soon as the gun starts running it gets flung everywhere and burns off when it gets hot. There's a reason practically all machinery uses grease where metal meets metal. The only place they use oil in is in a setting where it can constantly replenished/recirculated.... Don't get me wrong, I use oil in certain places too (revolvers, trigger/hammer springs, recoil springs), but I use grease on rails, bolts, locking lugs, etc.

[@JustBlueFish]

Do you still have the M11a1 and if so what's your round count and the status on reliability?

[@kennyvancleave2422]

Pete, how's your son doing. You haven't mentioned him in a while. I'm on the fence, whether or not to get the Glock 43. But after watching your video, I'm getting one.