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Nah it was definitely 12g

The federal low brass ive been running runs fine

@BendingBallistics maybe you have better luck, or your springs happen to be weaker, but semi auto shotguns, of all brands, are NOTORIOUS for being unreliable with low brass, because they're usually gassed to run optimally with 3" shells, as that's what they're chambered for. Both the springs and gas system run best on beefier loads. Some even tell you in the manual to ONLY run high brass.

@TheCoolwhipped I have a pison gas system in this one it's generally pretty reliable other then with Winchester white box ammo

It was 1300

I went out and shot mine again today it was interesting

@@BendingBallistics hopefully in a good way?

@@ashylarry7411 you'll have to stay tuned to find out

Im gonna do that I wanna really get down to the nitty gritty of this thing

I have nothing bad to say about mine

Im not a huge fan of bear creek however some of their stuff is cool. I'm not into brand bashing or budget shaming, I feel bear creek has their nitch market of budget. However I think bear creek could do better on quality control or customer service. Much like any company they all have their flaws

@@BendingBallistics perfectly said brother 🙌

First of all, I didn't order this handguard from wilson second of all the website in which I ordered the handguard thru was from a 3rd party distribution of wilson combat was not listed that the handguard didn't come with a barrel nut wrench. Yes it's frustrating with a 1500 dollar rifle I assembled didn't come with a 5 dollar barrel nut wrench what's your point that was the entire point of the video. So you missed that one off in left field. So much like your comment you missed the point Have a great day

@@BendingBallistics No, I didn't miss the point at all. You're mad about nothing. They told you to use a crescent wrench(I'm sure they specified the size considering they do so on their website) that you can get at any store that sells tools and you still used some random armorers wrench even though it's literally the wrong tool in this case. Why? It's an open ended crowsfoot. You probably have the size you needed if you ever work on your car. They literally designed this so that you could install it with a normal ass wrench instead of having to buy a dumb armorers wrench that can only be used for one thing. That's a good engineering decision and you're mad cuz they didn't put the wrench in the box. Would you also be mad at Geissele for that? Their handguards are even more expensive. Nothing in this world is free--if they put a wrench in the box you're paying for that wrench. No manufacturer on earth can afford to throw in a free wrench, that would add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars if they put a wrench in the box at their own expense so you are paying for that wrench every time its in the box. It isn't free. They don't include the wrench. It says so on their website and it says what size you need. You should have at least checked their website before ordering it because that's basic research that you should do before spending so much money. You asked their customer service for a wrench and they were helpful and informed you that all you need is a normal, very common wrench that you probably have in your toolbox if you work on anything other than guns and you're mad about it? Why on earth would you be mad about it? Are you mad because they didn't include it "for free"? Because I assure you, the "free wrench" in the box is absolutely factored into the price of the handguard. You only perceive it to be free because it isn't an itemized bill. This is the dumbest complaint I've ever seen about any gun company and then for you to go on and advertise for Anderson is even more hilarious.

@armorers_wrench you do realize anderson is the oem for about 31 different ar companies correct. Tell me your not in the firearms industry with out telling me your not in the firearms industry

@@armorers_wrench no reply now?

Not at all it eats everything I feed thru it

100 percent I agree, one of my favorite companies to deal with hands down is anderson manufacturing their customer service is some of the best I have ever experienced in my experience with the firearms industry

​@@BendingBallistics Tell me you're getting paid without telling me you're getting paid.

@@armorers_wrench bless your heart

Thanks!!

The first 1000 rounds thru the pcc it held zero great. I've shot a few matches with it, and now it has decided to leave the chat on holding zero I bore sighted it later that day once I got home is was roughly 5" off its been a frustrating experience

I absolutely love mine I have about the same round count you do I've ran some 3 gun matches with mine and it keeps chucking along

Im currently working on a video!

Oh most definitely

​@BendingBallistics what mag was that? Looked like either gen 2 pmag or some promag, but I can't tell from the video. Could also be low mass bcgs aren't the most reliable. Also, some autist is probably going to say "omg bro it's an spr, not a dmr bc its an intermediate cartridge common in the rest of a small unit, not a full power cartridge like 308, 6.5 creedmoor, etc!!1!"

@TheGunNerd it was a pmag, the issue was the mag I have ran it fine with other mags the mag I had in there was old and worn out ive used it from the inception of my channel prior to that it was an old 3 gun mag I can't tell you how many times I've dropped that mag at matches or even dropped it because I have butter fingers sometimes

@BendingBallistics cool. Yeah mag springs do wear out after time

@TheGunNerd oh absolutely, that mag has been abused hard probably has been loaded 100s of times

Im a huge supporter of anything anderson manufacturing, I have just their entire line up, I have been using then in 3 gun for years now they have been amazing, the nano tech would be a cool concept too

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@@BendingBallisticsthink he’s makin fun of u.

@lilboyluci7974 im aware...

How so?

@@BendingBallistics easy how does he not know the weapon is on safety; which is a basic reflex move, i go to shoot my thumb takes the weapon off safety without me thinking about it, It's like making a turn you hit the blinker. . so now what else is he lacking in ?

@paulrotledge9276 so a simple mistake equates to not using my blinker got it, the thing is everyone that has ever spent anytime shooting has done it if you claim you haven't then your lying because everyone has done it

@@BendingBallistics save it you where totally unaware of what occurred that's very telling. I'm a retired E-8, 18 Zulu, you are dangerous.

@paulrotledge9276 okay operator glad to know your perfect and never made a mistake

Absolutely

It happens to the best of us

No

@@BendingBallistics good luck

@@jasonnester9514 for my length of pull where the stock is this is comfortable for me

@@BendingBallistics u look hunched and bunched up but ok

@jasonnester9514 there are different styles and techniques to shooting there isnt just one style, the style in which I shoot is nose over toes it's how I was taught and how I shoot

Thanks for watching Mario

Who are you?

I guess you could say that

It shows I made a simple mistake, I don't use a safety often your correct because I also know to keep my finger off the trigger when I'm not using it

Since your a fundamentals expert wheres your youtube channel at I would like to review your videos @chrismoulds7988

​@@BendingBallistics You are correct. "Real world" shooting practices are safe without following ~youtube guidelines~ of safety. Finger off trigger, unloaded until at the shooting line(and then some) and pointing down range covers the major stuff. We all need to add the "safe/fire/safe" steps.

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Unfortunately I don't game so I'm unsure