WWSD rifle | 12.5" Commando setup

[@isaace8090]

ATF agents are big sad right now after they googled that Slovenia isn't a U.S. state.

[@AlexLee-dc2vb]

Me after seeing the thumbnail: "ah, surely he'll buy a shorter barrel and handguard from Faxon." *Slovenian elf with hacksaw enters video*

[@JimYeats]

Hacksaw works fine. Doesn’t really matter how you chop the barrel initially as long as it’s reasonably square. You’re squaring and crowning after that. Good as new.

[@douglasb5651]

If you're really quiet during the hacksaw scenes, you can just hear Ian, Karl and Russel crying.

[@berryreading4809]

Na probably just Karl... Never waste a good opportunity to be really offended while not really being offended! 🙃

[@charlesadams7862]

I really doubt Ian would care. The other 2 idk

[@WTFisTingispingis]

I can just hear the ATF going REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

[@JoshJones-37334]

@@berryreading4809you should say that in AZ

[@herecomesaregular8418]

@@berryreading4809 What is this meant to be referencing?

[@lordhuck2689]

Watching that barrel chop job felt like someone was rubbing cigarette ash in my eyes.

[@JimYeats]

One of the more common ways many folks do it. Doesn’t matter one iota as you’re squaring and crowning the barrel afterwords anyways. Hacksaw, bandsaw, lathe, whatevs.

[@Schrodingers_kid]

I can only respect the amount of dedication it takes to hack through the barrel with a hand saw

[@PolenarTactical]

It was surprisingly easy - i thought barrels would be made from harder steel

[@themastermason1]

I pushed a jewelers saw to cut through a 3/4 inch steel square bar to open up a slot drilled into it. Poor saw was only meant to be used on 1mm thick stock.

[@Schrodingers_kid]

@@PolenarTactical So Wolfenstein WAS right...

[@ayyyyph2797]

​@@PolenarTacticalI thought the barrel would be easy considering it's a pencil type

[@Paulowpalace]

Finally someone else does a commando version of the WWSD besides Ian. Wish there was an airsoft version

[@PolenarTactical]

Jari from Varusteleka also turned his into commando version :)

[@ratagris21]

When the WWSD becomes an XM-177 clonish.

[@user-greenleaf12]

Ish

[@JohnZ556]

I'd be a bit worried about the stock. It is designed to withstand repeated impacts from the buffer during cycling and under spring tension all the time. But now it just lost over an inch of reinforcement.

[@Auloss]

ish ish ish

[@jonathanwick1265]

Gunsmiff achievement unlocked 👍🏻

[@3of11]

Gonsmif

[@DroppingBombs4ever]

He still looks like the Son of the President of Ukraine. 😎.

[@rubezahlmountainworks7974]

More hacksaw tech. I dig it.

[@PsihoKekec]

When WWSD meets WWŽD.

[@Jeff.78]

Best comment 🏆

[@M.M.83-U]

As a very mechanically challenged person I appreciate this video. Plus the funny warm feeling from 12.5 being perfectly legal in the EU.

[@f308gtb1977]

Shortening the barrel changes the dwell time but not the max pressure, so if was that crazy high, it does make sense you still ended up needing the adjustable gas block.

[@PolenarTactical]

The barrel has a 2mm gas hole drilled - probably intended for an adjustable gas block from the start

[@Reticulosis]

Perfect, now install a forward assist, add a Cary handle with windage and elevation, forward post will help too, swap the fiberglass foregrip for a quad rail, change the pencil barrel for something heavier, lastly make it 3round burst

[@JoshJones-37334]

Sounds awful

[@lynx-alpha2073]

You sound like you could out do mcnamara

[@thedumbguncollector5546]

This is amazing. Great job

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks! :)

[@userer4579]

Great job, yes. Amazing? No.

[@PolenarTactical]

@@userer4579 banned!

[@dum_potat]

This is called professional gunsmithing, it works and good

[@No1UKnowOf]

Ian is rolling over in his Kilt right now.

[@PolenarTactical]

Check out his Commando setup... mine is better 😆

[@adamadams6740]

That came out nice! Sweet set up,the power of the Hack saw!

[@johnnewisland7720]

That feel when NFA...

[@SuperHornedtoad]

Was gonna say, this setup would have me saying RIP doggo

[@Schrodingers_kid]

5:32 I'm not an expert, but I believe I understand why that happens and I can explain it simply The longer the barrel is, the more tension it is under, because it's bending under its own weight, even if you can't see it with a naked eye, but this is more noticeable in thinner barrels for obvious reasons. If we make the barrel shorter - we shorten the lever and that tension goes away, which means we can bring out everyone's favourite HARMONICS of the barrel. So, basically, shortening the barrel the way you did, improved harmonics and therefore accuracy

[@totenfurwotan4478]

5:30 it’s more rigid as a shorter barrel as the whip at the end of the barrel creates less of a moment around the muzzle

[@PolenarTactical]

that's my understanding

[@sgthl]

Yes, "bad harmonics" as it´s called (unvanted vibration) is what causes it.

[@coltonb9194]

I've heard reloaders have better luck with longer barrels, as the resonance frequency is greater with a longer barrel, making it easier to find the peaks of the waveform (node as reloaders call it, anti-node or maxima as physicists call it). I think a more rigid barrel shoots better across multiple loads. But long thin barrels can be tuned more easily. Not really relevant to most people for ARs, just an interesting topic

[@PolenarTactical]

@@coltonb9194 long thin barrels? As far as i know all high precision shooter prefer thick and heavy barrels because of rigidity. Length only comes in question for long ranges where highest possible muzzle velocity is desired. The extreme of these you can see with benchrest where they have crazy thick barrels and those guys are after the ultimate accuracy

[@kiwi_comanche]

It turned out well dude!! Nicely done!!!

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks!

[@bogusphone8000]

This, this is what freedom looks like.

[@maus9777]

Would really like to see a WWSD in this year's Finnish Brutality

[@PolenarTactical]

Maybe, depends on what kind of theme we will decide for this year :)

[@JoshJones-37334]

If you have a Melania theme we’ll all get to use it

[@ert45ful]

What in the Fallout gunsmithing was this…… I LOVE IT!!!!!

[@wookie-zh7go]

Seeing the weight set off my lick of the tysm, noice.

[@gordonstevens9074]

"What would stoner do?" The SR15. He helped make the KAC SR15.

[@BeamMonsterZeus]

I didn't even know these things were possible on a WWSD. Wild.

[@robertjensen1438]

During WW 2, a British commando is trained to drop into France and sabotage the enemy. He is given full training, and in his last session, he is told where he will be dropped and that a bicycle will be there for him so he will be able to move around easily. As he gets ready in the plane to jump out, he is told that he has a backup parachute in case the main one doesn't work. As he jumps out of the plane, the parachute doesn't open, so he tries to open the backup chute. That also fails to open. As he's falling down, he says to himself, " This is just great! With my luck, the bike isn't there either."

[@JoshuaCalvert80]

Love it! I didn't like the WWSD rifle initially, but this version i would buy.

[@Gideon_Judges6]

Crazy that this hacksaw is a felony stateside. 😢

[@Kesssuli]

In europe it should apply in every country how long gun(rifle,shotgun) have 600mm overall and 300mm for barrel. So in that sense we can have about 11.8 inch barrel and still call it a normal rifle.

[@totenfurwotan4478]

It’ll get you ruby ridged here

[@onpsxmember]

@@Kesssuli While that is true about the length, shortening the barrel requires a new proofing since a pressure involved part was changed and the save function has to be tested. The chopping itself has to be done by a licensed gunsmith too.

[@Kesssuli]

@@onpsxmember I think those have more to do with local laws than EU level. Least in here if you change barrel and do other radical changes then it had to be a proofed if you plan to sell it. For personal use that is not recuired. Also i dont think it is recuired by law that you cant chop a barrel by yourself but of course it is strongly recommend to leave that to professionals.

[@deejayimm]

It's not crazy. It's called incremental tyranny, and it actually very clever. If they keep it up, they might convince enough Americans to vote for the repeal of the 2A entirely. Honestly, they could almost do it now, judging by the amount of people who vote anti gun.

[@janci9047]

Heresy! I love it

[@jimmyofthesea1883]

He's a mad man.... A MAD MAN. I love it.

[@PalleRasmussen]

Oh gods Ziga. I had not expected that watching you with that hacksaw on that weapon would be so painful.

[@PolenarTactical]

You will then love our next video 😆

[@PalleRasmussen]

@@PolenarTactical I somehow suspect not. Did you get tickets for FB or are your participation a given?

[@PolenarTactical]

@@PalleRasmussen i have a reserved spot in the media squad - i will be there :)

[@johndavies6253]

So what if I understand you here, a desert eagle would be lighter with a short butt stock and a silencer? Awesome, where do we get one? Another great video guys, great work!

[@d0bbs]

Watching that barrel get chopped felt like the dirtiest thing I’ve seen on KZbin and that’s saying something.

[@kenadams2124]

Happy Birthday Žiga.🎉

[@PolenarTactical]

Thank you! 😁

[@kenadams2124]

@@PolenarTacticalNever give up. We love you.🤟😎

[@sgthl]

The barrel shortening and getting more accuracy thing is a real classic. That´s how the old Ruger mini-14s used to work. It sounds counter intuitive to get more accuracy from a shorter barrel but it´s because the barrel is bad to begin with. Long thin barrels with bad harmonics = garbage accuracy. The shortening takes the bad harmonics (vibration) out of it and you get more accuracy. Now guys please dont go shorten all your barrels... if you have a good barrel longer is better. The shortening for accuracy only works on some bad barrels.

[@PolenarTactical]

Not just bad barrels, but long and thin barrels. Same thing would apply to a thick long barrel but if its already rigid enough for high accuracy, you wont really notice any change shortening it.

[@UH1Phil]

The original M16A1 had a length of pull of 32,7cm. The M16A2 and WWSD have 34,3cm. So congrats to KE Arms who went against what Stoner would do, in order for many people to revert it into what Stoner actually would do.

[@JoshJones-37334]

A1 is a modification

[@not.an.operator]

Dude this is amazing. Thought this was a new model at first lol

[@donsal.t.1765]

Nice to see Primary Arms

[@Bravebelly]

That rifle is sweet. You have a good taste in firearms 👌🏼

[@claykalmar8131]

Your rifle looks real slick, now! Nice!

[@HitokiriRaiden]

If you want a better adjustable tooless gasblock take a look at the riflespeed adjustable gas block. Iv got 3 on my rifles and they work awesome and easy to maintain and clean.

[@crustyroach6921]

Super TIGHT! nice job SDI😅

[@Chris09978]

Žiga cuts the barrel Americans reaction: you did what in your garage European firearm owner reaction: yeah thats fine

[@pistonar]

I thought the reason those use a carbine spring and buffer is that they had to build up the back end of the buffer 'tube' to handle the stress of functioning. I hope that cutting some of that off doesn't affect safety.

[@SinistralRifleman]

You can’t go shorter than this. One section of the reinforcement ribs is still intact.

[@storpheusmorpheus]

You should consider looking at a Riflespeed gas block since they don't require any tools to adjust their settings.

[@bishopm4401]

My PSA upper had the same wiggle and iverhassing issues. I’ve also had the idea of shortening the barrel for dwell time lol. Not to downplay these rifles too hard, sometimes things slip through the cracks

[@theayeguy5226]

They already manufacture that handguard in the same length!!

[@FoxfirePoet]

As a shorter guy I value this highly.

[@TheOz91]

Russell Phagan of KE Arms would be curious about how it structurally holds up with the plastic being chopped off. The whole reason, according to Phagan, that they went with a carbine length buffer is to make sure there is enough material behind the buffer tube. Shortening this way might be fine in terms of using the gun but it might just make it a tiny bit more fragile though that would be it.

[@sluttybutt]

On the KE site it states they won't provide support for stock chops but he also endorses and supports the E93 chopped version from what I have seen. There may be a professional partnership and mutual understanding there between he and Joe wrt the allowable amount of material to be removed.

[@Bobamawesome]

Oh don't you worry. I am sure Russell is going to be commenting on this video.

[@NicholasA231]

He already did. Says there's one section of reinforcement left, and that you can't go any shorter.

[@DNice337]

The ATF is dying inside because you’re not in America

[@jmullner76]

They so want to shoot his dog.

[@chrissinclair4442]

I got the FDE. I don't understand why they get any hate? I think adjustable gas block is a must, but alao remember the Bootleg BCG that is four position selectable with 2 unsuppressed and 2 suppressed settings.

[@PolenarTactical]

From what i gather they get hate because of Karl and some thing that he once said on the internet, the other apparent issue is that the KP-15 lowers might break under very low temperatures. For my use the rifle is great and winters in Slovenia aren't cold enough to make me worry

[@brazzy1467]

To shim between my upper and lower receivers i use a bicycle inner tube. I cut to size i would need just for the front pivot pin and it works great. A RANGER showed me that trick when I was in Afghanistan.

[@JoshJones-37334]

Were you a good cook?

[@brazzy1467]

@@JoshJones-37334 no but your mom was.

[@JoshJones-37334]

@@brazzy1467 she ate your parents?

[@ErnestMas]

LMAO you're a savage for filming cutting a barrel 😂

[@PolenarTactical]

We made a whole video about that - coming up in a week or so

[@ErnestMas]

@@PolenarTactical #Sheenius

[@makam2089]

Commando! Commando!

[@ryanniksch4174]

the freedoms people have outside of the USA are just awesome!!!!! law makers in the USA watch way too many movies.

[@titanscerw]

Need right now.

[@fullmindstorm]

Awesome mods

[@javasoldier5926]

awesome gun!

[@narr0wm1nd49]

Accuwedge is a couple of bucks takes about a second to install and is completely reversible should you get a different upper that doesn't need it. That said we often see set screws that push up on the rear takedown lug of the upper on high end lowers. So this is a common issue that has a few fixes.

[@PolenarTactical]

I tried the accuwedge first but it didnt completely eliminate the side to side movement. Shim now made it rock solid

[@narr0wm1nd49]

@@PolenarTactical yeah many upgraded AR lowers have a set screw with delrin tip that allows you to set push the set screw up against the rear take down lug, just like the accu wedge does. Since its a screw you can really get a tight fit between upper and lower. It would have been nice for the WWSD lowers but it would have required putting in a threaded insert into the lower which would have driven up cost.

[@ianray8823]

Hes a heckin gunsmiff boiii

[@Auloss]

imagine being able to do all this to your rifle and still not say out loud that you are the "land of the freedom"

[@EchoNineThree]

Thank you for the shout out!

[@PolenarTactical]

You bet!

[@NinJam87]

Ziga gets to flex and show what the US could be like without the ATF

[@joesephkingston1621]

Reminds me of the “entry” stocks of yesteryear.

[@MOCKACHINO]

I'm surprised you didn't modify it into an AK

[@PolenarTactical]

that sounds like an interesting project...

[@MOCKACHINO]

@@PolenarTactical only if you let me edit it

[@Whiro]

Was this the Faxon barrel or the Ballistic Advantage? And yeah. the epoxy used for those endcaps were no joke. I'm not surprised if you had difficulty in removing it! :D

[@PolenarTactical]

I always thought it was Faxon but SinistralRifleman corrected me that it's probably Ballistic Advantage Either way it was severely overgassed. I suspect the gas hole on the barrel was made to be used with an adjustable gas block from the start

[@Whiro]

@@PolenarTactical that would make sense, depending on when and where you got it from. Latter production and Euro Brownell's, iirc, shifted to BA, and were much improved, and had less felt recoil than even the Faxon barrels, hence the surprise at your comment regarding felt recoil. Given just how light they are to begin with, I can imagine you're still probably getting a bit of gas with it, honestly. Great job on the DIY E93 chop, btw.

[@Rob_F8F]

Are you in the "2001: A Space Odyssey" room at Polenar?

[@brandonryder3632]

Did you thread the barrel with a hacksaw as well😅

[@beezowdoo-doozopittybop-bo9127]

I’m also going commando today.

[@JoshJones-37334]

So is your mom. Chapped

[@sccpresident]

Can you do a: Cold weather torture test with this lower.??? Worried cold temperatures will make it brittle

[@stug77]

Ok super good opportunity to talk about suppressors. What is the advantage of a 12ish inch 556 rifle with a can vs a 16 inch rifle? (assuming everything else the same) I presume you almost never shoot it without the can because you'd need to change the gas setting and it would be crazy loud. Since there isn't subsonic 555, the two are the same length, there's no flash on the 16" barrel with the right flash hider, and the 12" suppressed definitely isn't hearing safe, what's the benefit being suppressed?

[@PolenarTactical]

Haven't shot it a lot but even without the suppressor it's fine, as long as it has a good flashhider on. The suppressor in the video is a conventional one and it combined with overgassed WWSD it creates a lot of blowback gasses. So if i want to shoot it comfortably i have to dial the gas down quite substantially. So now im looking into getting a small flow through can that will hopefully work on the same gas setting as unsupressed. The advantages of a 12"rifle with a suppressor vs a 16" rifle with a suppressor are that it's shorter, lighter and more maneuverable. Downside is reduced velocity because of a shorter barrel. .223 can't be made hearing safe because the supersonic crack will always be too loud. Making it subsonic would be impossible to make it cycle and reduce the energy of the bullet to .22lr We use suppressors because they reduce the sound signature and muzzle blast - it makes it more pleasant to shoot and there is no need to have doubled up hearing protection when shooting indoors

[@stug77]

​@@PolenarTacticalThat was the crux of it, does the can make it nicer to shoot (at least indoors) than the extra barrel length. From what you've said I think the answer is yes.

[@PolenarTactical]

@@stug77 oh yes, absolutely Suppressors make it much nicer to shoot if the rifle isn't too overgassed

[@Vin_San]

At first when I clicked I was going to write/joke "you have too many money to spend!" BUT(T) : Really interesting and sound clearly worth Especially here in Europe where we don't have the 16" rule : this is still a B Class weapon, so, no legal issues, and 'muricans can do the paperwork for that.

[@skeletonwguitar4383]

Cant wait for Ian to roast this too

[@luisetb]

Wait I know he changed the gas block to an adjustable one. But shortening the barrel would make the over gas problem worse? Am I wrong?

[@PolenarTactical]

The barrel has a gas hole drilled into it at the position where the gas block sits. This hole was waaay too big on the european WWSD which meant it was sending a lot of high pressure gas back through the gas tube. If you shorten the barrel you shorten the length of barrel that the bullet travels after it passes the gas hole - and the hot gasses are only creating pressure in the gas system until the bullet leaves the barrel, then they are wented out of the muzzle. This time of bullet going pass the gas hole and still traveling in the barrel is called "dwell time". If you shorten the barrel, you reduce dwell time which reduces the time gasses are pushing through the system. So shortening the barrel will reduce gas

[@xxxlonewolf49]

Red neck eu edition?

[@PolenarTactical]

yes!

[@interpl6089]

Didn't Ian do a video on this recently? (Ian's Customs series).

[@PolenarTactical]

That's where i got the inspiration... but his rifle is lame 😆

[@interpl6089]

@@PolenarTactical well so is yours

[@PolenarTactical]

@@interpl6089 that's where you're wrong kiddo

[@interpl6089]

@@PolenarTactical It looks fine to mine "fudd" brain...

[@jamesbromstead4949]

Ziag... does Manca know you've gone Commando?

[@Vin_San]

Hey, 1 question : I've seen some US videos with guys in "cold states", making heavy duty training with it, they had crackles on multiples KP-15/WWSD => you had no issue with that? (you or the gunsmith you mention for the butt-cut) No issue with that in Slovenian winter or for Finnish Brutality?

[@PolenarTactical]

No issues for slovenian winter and i havent brought this rifle to Finland yet. There were a couple of comments mentioning this about the KP-15 lower so i guess that could be a potential issue

[@Vin_San]

@@PolenarTactical thaaaaaanks

[@daemonescarnifex]

I like it, and have thought about doing it. However, I despise the grip angle.

[@Allen338LM]

Ziga out here just gunna rizzem with the tisim

[@scottlehman9738]

Very nice.

[@BradFletcher-di7nw]

Guy looks like Ukraine's president lol

[@nejcvrabl701]

DIY FTW!

[@armorers_wrench]

Why'd you use a hacksaw on the barrel? I assume you still cut your threads on a lathe and if so you could've just used a parting tool and ended up with a finer crown and less burrs. I'm guessing the hacksaw on the barrel was just for the video? If you used a die to cut the threads by hand there is a rather large chance of the threads not being concentric to the bore and either way those threads looked quite clean and that leads me to believe they were cut with a lathe.

[@PolenarTactical]

Did you skip part of the video where i explain all of this?

[@armorers_wrench]

@@PolenarTactical I never heard any explanation of how you cut the threads. So I guess I must've?

[@PolenarTactical]

@@armorers_wrench oh shit, my bad, wrong video 😅 We have another one coming up that's all about cutting the barrel

[@PolenarTactical]

I sent the barrel to a gunsmith to properly cut the barrel, make a crown and threads

[@armorers_wrench]

@@PolenarTactical Lmao dude its all good, when you replied I was thinking to myself "This dude must have another video or he edited that part out and forgot". I saw the threads had a thread relief cut so I knew a lathe was employed. I'm a machinist myself so I get kinda autistic about that kinda thing lol.

[@exsanguinenation]

What were the handguard lock-up modifications you mentioned making?

[@GenericBrandDan]

Oh Gun Jessus, forgiven them 😢

[@narutobroken]

Dude needs an electric powersaw with all that cutting 😂

[@seijiroukikuoka5975]

Here's an explanation for shorter barrel in case you run into a nerd - anything linear tends to suffer under harmonic vibration, in which, for rifle barrels, means flexing every which way, and by reducing the length, (which furthers the vibration, or flex), the rigidity is thus increased, reducing chances of groupings open wider henceforth. Because science. LOL.

[@PolenarTactical]

Yes, but... recently there has been a discussion about the barrel vibration and harmonics and how that's not a real thing. Bryan Litz and Hornady balisticians made some more or less scientific testing and according to them, barrels do not vibrate. Barrel harmonics was always just an unconfirmed theory but it exists for a reason - anyone that does some precision shooting and loads their own ammo will tell you that a lot of seemingly unimportant factors will have an effect on the accuracy of the barrel. Now if barrel harmonics really are a myth, then there has to be some other force or system behind this, to explain the results that we are seeing. Until we get a new theory, i still use the term "barrel harmonics" to explain this phenomenon. Anyway, i'm that nerd 😅

[@seijiroukikuoka5975]

@@PolenarTactical Well, hard to dismiss the "flex" aspect of it, still, because under intense pressure - 55,000 psi for modern load 5.56 - the longer something is, the much more intense it will flex. If it doesn't flex, it'll break. "Vibration" can be substituted by pressure or force, but ultimately, further testing might just turn them out to be the same thing. Insofar as precision shooting goes, most precision barrels are bull barrels, so maybe added mass and material? Anyways, it goes on. One thing for sure - we need Firearms PhD as an actual research degree and department.

[@StPaul76]

You've lost a lot of weight Ziga.. Are you planning to run some recon against Jari this year..? ;)

[@PolenarTactical]

No, please god no

[@NicholasA231]

What did you do with the handguard mounting that you mention. It's one of the points on my WWSD builds that I'm not completely happy with. Haven't had a problem yet, but just seems like it could be stronger, and I kind of doubt it'd hold a reasonable zero, which limits the roles for those guns.

[@PolenarTactical]

Mine had too long screws that attached the carbon fibre sleeve to the aluminum block and they would interfere in properly centering and tightening of the handguard. But no matter what you will do, this handguard will not hold zero - the mounting system was not made for that

[@NicholasA231]

Thanks! I thought maybe you'd come up some magic, but yeah, there are always tradeoffs. Sadly I'll have to keep tweaking several more rifles to have ones perfect for every situation. Shorter + can looks like a pretty compelling solution for this platform when using a pencil barrel and this type of handguard mounting. My wife's build is *just* under 5lb with the 16" integrated slim comp, but I bet she'd get better trained faster without the blast from that thing.

[@adamadams6740]

That’s hilarious,it’s lighter than the DE,and it probably cycles rounds,unlike most DE’s.

[@Eljanes123]

Wilcox boss optic would suit it better!

[@PolenarTactical]

WTF I had to google it and the thing seems amazing. How's that nobody is talking about it? It seems like a true next gen optic aiming device

[@Eljanes123]

@@PolenarTacticalits expensive and usually not sold to civilians (atleast previously, its over 7 years old i think). A lot of cool guys have used it over the seas, and some “surplus” ones are sold on facebook market place if you are looking for one.

[@frankbutta9344]

Nice!

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks!

[@user-tv4lz5ie5u]

What he didn't tell you is that his "Commando setup" involves something more than shortening the rifle, if you know what I mean...

[@thegooddoctor2009]

His dog has never been happier to know they don't live in America.

[@poncoolride]

I like that alot. Good job.

[@PolenarTactical]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it

[@Omnis2]

So did you turn the new crown of the barrel or just leave it all hacked off? 😂

[@PolenarTactical]

We made a full video about that, coming soon. Afterwards i sent the barrel to a gunsmith to make a proper crown and threads on a lathe

[@TheAlexagius]

I suppose the question is with such a short barrel and a suppressor would .300 blk make more sense?