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I’ve got a real love/hate relationship with it lol. Thanks for subbing. Hopefully i can provide some useful info!

@@Korverfor3GotItreal what the hell kinda name is Soap, aye?

@@RTarms cod bull

No! When? I missed out on those the first time around

@@RTarms they're listed on their website (but sold out, have to leave your email to be put on the list), but it also says they are bringing different 9mm kits in soon, probably using the new Austrian police mags which dont need a 9mm mag well.

@WVGunsNGoats i just looked on the website. That magwell adapter thingy is cool. I didn’t even know that existed.

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@@ironhorse8573 no. i’m assuming i put it back together wrong after cleaning. Im going to take it apart tonight and see what i did. I need to watch a video this time i out it together 😂

@@richardmason2675 lmao. The g3k. The assault flashbang launcher!!

Nothin but a peanut

ANOTHER Elcan?! Like more than one!?Damn, baller 😂

@@RTarms I’ve got one on my 14.5 ar, the 1x can be used like a red dot and is probably equally as bright as my aimpoint. The 4x is one the best viewing experiences to look through on any scope.

@@Mrsonicslash5 ive looked through them, but never shot with them. There seems to be a real either absolutely love them or absolutely hate them attitude towards the elcan. All that being said, id have to get a used…very used… one on my budget 🤣

@@Mrsonicslash5 oh, and as far as the aimpoint pro, any differences between that and the full sized comp m4 on the PTR91 in particular?

@@RTarms the pros footprint is actually the same as the comp m4's , the pro is essentially a consumer/civilian comp m2. Only downside to it is the weight, I just today sold the pro actually and am thinking about putting a micro red dot or my hs510c I've got laying around on it. The Elcan does take some getting used to but I would argue a 4x acog would take an equal amount if not more time to get used to, the elcan has much better eye relief, has a true 1x inline with the 4x, has actual red dot brightness that can be left on for months on the high settings, all things considered I think the elcan is quite fairly priced in terms of what you get, I would get another one, just may not be a great idea since i have one already. The new Primary Arms PLxC 1-8X24 SFP might be the best overall pick but I haven't tried one out. Edit: I ended up buying a comp m4s off a local today, couldn’t resist.

Sounds like a good combo without all the weight

I have a video on the Zastava on my channel. I go over it all on that video. Give it a watch.

Spuhr

@@OldStickyRice npap - m92 receiver 1.0mm Opap and zpap - 1.5mm receiver According to everyone that ive asked that know Zastavas 🤷🏻‍♂️. Im not really a spec nerd. I’m just here to shoot lol.

@@ironhorse8573 thats a good possibility!

@@RTarms I just ordered. It says it's coming today but who knows with shipping lol. I will let you know how it feels.

@@ironhorse8573 ive held one in hand (just the empty housing) and it felt good, but putting it on the rifle is a different story. Let me know! I saw Ian on forgotten weapons has one on his custom lefty PTR91.

@@RTarms Ok so I got the magpul grip in. The grip is great on the rifle it's a huge difference from night and day. Now I will tell you this the factory safety did not want to fit. So I had to use a rubber mallet and oil get the factory saftey over the molding of the housing to fit.lol took me 40 mins. If you order the magpul ptr 91 grip you need to buy the magpul esk selector mp5 for the grip housing. If you don't want to spend extra 50 do what I did. Before I forget I did use a punch on the inside of the safety selector and pushed detent further in so it could fit over the housing. Shame on magpul for not including the saftey selector.

⁠@@ironhorse8573im glad you mentioned that because i thought it came with a selector! 40 mins lmao. Man this rifle is something else. All my upgrades take 4x as long as they should. I FINALLY upgraded to the extended cocking lever a couple weeks ago. The manuals describe an easy installation. Just punch out the old pin, line up the new cocking handle, insert the new pin, good to go! Doesnt include anywhere having toddlers running around singing Frozen in the background after stealing my rubber mallet 😆 Glad the magpul grip worked. Im going to get one eventually so thanks for the heads up!

@@MatthewRoss-wf9db I haven’t weighed the buffers yet, but both of them are rifle buffers. That being said, I’ve seen rifle buffers weigh slightly more or less than the typical 5.4 oz rifle buffer weight. I suspect the housing metal is the culprit for those discrepancies, but you are correct. The problem seems to be from either A. Buffer spring stiffness B. Buffer weight or C. A combination of both. Once I have found the issue of problem, I will share the results

@@Gsxrkid_ no issues for me. It’s a great rail. I’ve heard that the century 308s and CETMEs may need dremeling, but not PTR

@@gatorhkman it’s grown on me a lot. Many won’t like it because it’s not an AR, but if you can get past (passed idk) that part and realize it’s a unique rifle, it’s a load of fun. Plus mine ties reliability with my AKM so that helps me like it too.

Thats American wood

@@M81_WOODLAND I legit chuckled at that

The Magpul handguard looks weird but it works and you can mount a flashlight.

Appreciate it!

@@skinwalkerhiddenvalleyranch thanks man. The 308 ace is one of the few guns I wish I would’ve bought a long time ago. I contemplated it but never “pulled the trigger.” Wish I would’ve

@@practicalcivilian3259 Spuhr

@@RTarms thanks for the info

@@practicalcivilian3259 no problem. I go into detail about it in my video about stocks and buffers.

@@RTarms oh yea I seen that vid I left a like lol I’m scatter brained 😂😂

Amen 🫡

I put the 1-6 on mine. Check out my newest video. At about the 6:50 mark, you see me using the PTR on the VTAC barricade and at the bottom of the barricade, I’m having some problems physically cranking my neck into the eye box. I put a piggyback red dot on it, but see if you have any tips since you lived it. I figure the LPVO will work 99% of the time. That other 1% I can use the red dot on the range that I have.

Nothing to it

@@sovietskipper I’m blessed to have family with some decent property to film. I’m saving up to get some of my own but in the current real estate market, I’ll be 103 years old by the time that happens 😂. Appreciate the comment and kind words.

@@RTarms and blessed you are from one small creator to another good luck with new videos and keep it up what you’re doing now

@@WesB-Tactical i loved it. It made me slow down to get my shots. I’m still struggling with the 45° ports. Throws my brain off for some reason. Thanks for watching!

@@n90982 i think i zeroed my irons with Winchester 62g green tip. Probably the rejects that the Armed Forces don’t take. But i put 55g in it all the time so i can shoot steel (from far away) and plink paper and the differences seem negligible in point of impact. At least for my torso standards, but i have a Russian minute of man doctrine 😆

@@RTarms im sure the difference is not a ton that is just some info i learned if you only use 55 grain to make the dials line up 100%👍 and haha center mass hold will do wonders

@@n90982 savannaharsenal.com has a wonderful breakdown of the A2 sights and the differences with 55g vs 62g and the detachable 6/3 carry handle vs the fixed 8/3. They also show you how to do the improved battlesight zero. Check it out when you have some time. It takes a while to read but it’s a crazy breakdown. However, i just did mine the way the army told me to Lol

Thanks man. I appreciate it!

@@eclectic3618 I’ve got a new video coming where I built a VTAC barricade and shot different rifle platforms from it. The LPVO was great except for some positions at the bottom where I physically couldn’t get my neck and head into the eye box. So I have thrown a piggyback dot back on the rifle for really awkward shooting positions. The EOtech is a good one for this rifle. Plus I love the gigantic field of view it gives you.

@@Psychonaut1974 😂 that’s awesome!

@@RTarms Dislocating parts of your body, that aren't supposed to be dislocated...like the collar bone 😅

@@Psychonaut1974 I guess that buffer is just to stop the gun from destroying itself, not the gun from destroying you 😆

@@Psychonaut1974 I’m glad to have a subscriber from Sweden because 1. You all have the AK4D 2. Most (if not all, I’m not sure how your mandatory military service works there) have experience with it 3. From my experience, yalls English is outstanding and usually better than ours 🤣 I think the allure for me with the Spuhr is because it’s very good quality, lightweight, matches my stock, but it’s also sort of rare in the US. But as far as functionality is concerned, I think the Midwest Industries works better for me because the connection method for accessories with Spuhr is proprietary I believe, so I’ll just end up putting picattiny rails on anyways. Let me ask you: with the AK4, what were the optics you used? Aimpoint Comp m4? LPVO?

@@RTarms Thankyou :) Well, it's a long time i did my service, and my primary weapon then was the AK5, (FN FNC clone). The AK4's i was issued by then was just a basic one, iron sights, no optics, factory stocks, it was before Spuhr even existed as a company (i'm getting old!). The only ones that use the AK4D nowadays, is the homeguard, wich is similar to your national guard. Regular army has late versions of the AK5, but they are actually being slowly replaced as we speak (they are tested and approved, first delivery will start 2025), they are finnish made (SAKO) AR10/M4-like rifles, one chambered in 5.56 and one in 7.62. Also the old sniper rifle (wich is a modified version of the british Accuracy International L96A1) is being replaced by one in .338 Lapua Magnum, also made by SAKO.

@@RTarms And...according to what i've read, Aimpoint delivered both Comp M5 and MPS3 sights a few years back. They might have other sights aswell that i'm unaware of. And there's a special elite unit called SOG, Special Operations Group, they don't even wear M/90 camouflage, they have Multicam uniforms, and use different rifles, (H&K 417 for example). To my knowledge they're the only ones issued "non standard" equipment/armament.

@@Psychonaut1974 I forgot about Aimpoint being made there too. Man, you guys get all the cool stuff right there at your doorstep! That’s cool to hear a someone with actual experience with the AK4D and the Home Guard. I’ve heard, with the Ukrainian Russian War, that battlefield tactics of modern warfare have changed drastically in some aspects, and in other aspects, haven’t changed at all. Drones and thermal, for example. And a lot of 308 battle rifles were put in the backseat for the intermediate cartridge rifles like 5.56x45mm. But, they are starting to make a comeback now because of concern for enemy combatant body armor, and Special Operations have been asking for something with a little more reach and power since the global war on terror started over 20 years ago. All interesting stuff. I know a few folks that hunt here in the US. They speak highly of Tikka bolt action rifles (which is made by SAKO I believe) so I think you guys got a good deal with the new rifles!

@@ChristopherLambert-m7q seems like whenever I get mags under $10, they either function flawlessly, or they reeeeeeally suck lol

@@RTarms try to find the Bosnian mags, I found them listed on PSA as Croatian but they areny lol but yeah $8 and they are built well, sturdy and have a blued finish so they look pretty good too well atleast IMO. They have bolt hold open and standard both. I had to go to the AK files to find out what they actually were. Most definitely the best $8 magazines I've ever found.

@@ChristopherLambert-m7q good looking out, man! I’m always sniffing around on PSA’s website so I’ll check them out.

@@ChristopherLambert-m7q it was getting so hot that it was annoying. I guess I could’ve trained around it, but I had a drill, time, and it was cheap if I messed up so I gave it a go and it worked out better than I thought.

@@CreekchubWilson 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@derikkearns9299 No problem. Glad you got something out of it.

@@Lost-Orbz that’s a good question. As far as I know, the top of the receivers where the claw mount…uh….mounts to are the same. Most of the differences between the cetme build and Hk builds are small stuff, like muzzle threading, hand guards may need slightly dremel’ed to interchange, mags or mag releases may need altered to work, etc. but the major parts are the same, so I would assume it would work. HOWEVER, I’m just a hillbilly and don’t know a lot, so I’d call ptr and/or century and ask. I haven’t contacted century before, but I have called ptr and they were helpful over the phone imo. I’d hate to tell you one thing then you waste your money over a couple millimeters of difference.

@@pkia898 dude, thank you for clearing that up. That was driving me crazy. I knew there was a slight difference.

@@choff01 I got this as a gift around 2019 I believe. I think it was HK parts. Unfortunately, you’ll probably have to try local gun shows, gunbroker, or join those “email me when back in stock” lists to find one. Wish I had better advice, but you know how surplus is.

@@RTarms getting that as a gift is like hitting the lottery! I'll keep looking. Thanks for the response. Cheers!