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@@Shadowz_660R Yes sir! Hope GOA and everyone keeps the pressure on the new administration to roll back some of these rediculous regulations on us through legislation. I'm eager to see the hearing protection act go through so that suppressors can come off the NFA and then I'm getting one, OK maybe I'm gonna get 3 or 4 but still. The waiting time, and idea registering things has never set well with me. So that would be awesome!... and also I'm eager to see the ATF reverse it's B.S. rule making policies and leave it to the legislatures like it is supposed to be.

@@rdsii64 Man that would be a lightning rod! Haha

@@stephendye4602 Hmmm. I'm not sure. I generally feel pretty comfortable with my eye relief. I'll double check it, but I don't recall being uncomfortable or anything. Thanks for letting me know though I will give it a check over.

@@easternforeigners Thank you I appreciate that! 😁

@@ChristianGrest Hey thanks man i appreciate that and yes sir I agree 100%... The Aero has done good for me so far, but like you said the riflespeed is a game changer and it is a more robust block. I'm definitely going to be getting one in the near future for mine as well! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and subscribing.

@@tomforeman4976 Wow I have never had any issues like that and I have several BA barrels. Sorry to hear this. And yes my .22 ARC is rifle+1 gas length but I have an adjustable gas block but I have it open just enough to run where is optimal, but have not had any issues whatsoever. Hope you get it straighten out.

@@matthewramsey2962 That's awesome. I've heard great things about the riflespeed and it's robust design. I believe I'm going to get one for sure!

@@TjHeuer-ct7eoThank you! It's an Aero Precision M4E1 with the Aero Atlas R-One handgaurd.

@@RobertCapps That's awesome! Bet that will be one slick rifle! It's funny you mentioned Aero taking a long time, I ordered a barrel from them because they had it in stock already pinned with the front sight post ready to go. But that was almost a month ago and they literally just shipped it out yesterday. It did say they were experiencing longer than usual processing times. But waiting for months unless it's some kind of backorder there shouldn't be any reason for that long. I think they need to get put of Washington state. Washington state has hammered down on gun control laws much like Illinois and California now. I think Aero should get away from there honestly.

@@BrianBlake-oz4ru Thank you I appreciate that. This season I was hunting in a blind as well and where I hunt I would only get about 100 yards max so an LPVO 1-6 power scope proved to be extremely beneficial especially with all the brush. But for a max of anything out to 300 yards I would recommend getting a 4-12×44 power scope. There are alot of good brands for decent prices, for the money I think the Vortex Crossfire 2 with 4-12×44 lens runs around 160-180 dollars. And the Sig Sauer Whiskey 3 I think is a 4-12×50 is just over 200 dollars I believe... but yea A 4-12 is the miminimum I would go for more open ranges. You could go with 4-16's or 6-18's if you wanted to spend the extra cash for them. But I think a 4-12 would be perfect 👌

@Steelrunner my dad just purchased a sig sour 3-12 44 buck Master for like 112 dollar a dang fine optics for price and I've cn amazing reviews and testing on it under water drop test and hell up it held up on my dad 7mm mag this deer season

@@BrianBlake-oz4ru Oh yea i forgot about the Sig buckmasters. Yea that is a great option too for sure! Especially for deer hunting. Sounds like a winner. That 3-12 would be great. As far as a mount amazon has those Monstrum tactical cantilever mounts for AR's their new line is called the deadlock series and they have great reviews and I've had several of the regular ones. I just add a little blue loctite to the screws especially for a .308 AR and you won't have any issues. I think they run around 30-40 bucks so not bad and would do you just fine. Just remember the dab of blue loctite on those screws lol

@@jamesrobbins1824 Thank you so much! 😁

@@HostileIntent Hey thank you for that! I plan to be doing more videos here very soon! Thanks or everything and stay tuned! There's more to come!

@@Utherden Thank you. I appreciate that. Good luck in finding the rifle that fits you. I plan to get out and make some more videos in the near future! Thanks for watching and commenting my friend!

@@jammerjim6775That's excellent... I fired some 165 grainers not long ago and they were dead on also. And at 100 yards at that.

@@Timfield.42 That's excellent. Glad it has been great for you! And thank you for your consideration....I cannot say my complaints with th SFAR were major, but rather they were minor and easily solved. Nothing I haven't ever experienced in other AR platforms. Overall it's great and I love it!

@@gerard8496 There's alot of neighborhoods in close proximity. It used to not be like this many year's ago but all the idiots coming out here shooting up the place and shooting like maniacs ruined it and so they put up those tube's because of it. It's always the idiots that ruin things for everyone else. But it's free and close so I just deal with it for now.

@@Steelrunner its the poor ,or ill prepared that are crippled by your suroundings, i was from a teenie itty bitty place call ed dairyland look it up ,i found it because i was a union roofer with money and plans. i was a scout in 75 2/2 cav . i bought 80 acres for under 800 an acre ,hand built my compound surounded by bear top spot, white tail ,to eat my brocklie and spples but my doctor told me i had to leave my shrang ra la, i picked new mex, prospected for gold and now im looking at 400 acres, WORK HARDER ,GET YOUR BUG OUT WITH YOUR FAMILY,FIND A CHURCH AND PRAY YOU CAN DO YOUR PART TO VOTE AND KEEP ALL OUR FREEDOMS FROM 1WG WOKE CSERS

Just an idea, but we all know it is over gassed from the factory. Maybe there’s too much gas coming back in and it is affecting those smaller mags. Maybe the gas is pushing the rounds down just a little before the bolt comes back. I have the rifle speed gas block. Mine does not have that issue.

@@LanceKTM950 You're welcome. That trigger is the Palmetto State match grade drop in trigger it is single stage with a 3.5lb weight pull... I actually removed it from this rifle and put it on another rifle I have because I wanted to put a 2-stage trigger in this rifle. Now it has the trigger tech duty trigger. However the Palmetto State trigger is a great single stage trigger. If that's up your alley you can't go wrong with it.

Also make sure you don’t shoot too close as the muzzle blast will cause it not to read. Need to be back at least 15-20ft

@@michaelcervantez3570 Can't go wrong with the 6 ARC that's for sure. I have one as well. Love it!

@@kriszml Yes I have an old phone I'm going to try when I get the chance. I was able to download the app to it, hopefully it will function with it.

@@cameronreuthe6152 That's awesome! The superlative arms gas blocks are really good quality. Should serve you well for years to come! I thought about getting a 20 inch myself for longer range shooting. They have the SFAR in 6.5 creedmoor now so for that reason may be something I do one day!

@@Steelrunner why not PSA PA10 in 6.5 creedmoor ?

@@turinrezaI had a PSA AR10 in .308 not long ago but I sold it. Because I built an Aero M5...And I haven't jumped on the 6.5 bandwagon, it has literally become the "boy band" of the gun world lol. Yea I'm know it's a good round and all but I don't know it just doesn't seem that impressive to me. No offense intended.

@@jwbennett4009 Thank you so much!!

@@garyswift9347 hmm thats very interesting. I never even thought to try that. Thats some great information. Thank you for sharing!

@@Steelrunner Another no-brainer tip for the SFAR is to replace the factory butt-stock pad. Magpul makes a thicker pad that is a simple bolt-on replacement for around $20, and it's a noticeable improvement in felt recoil. I'm a skinny guy, so I notice it quite a bit.

@@JWCV Yea they updated the regulator on the gas block. It can be removed there are youtube videos from Ruger themselves how to remove it from the gas block. It's very simple.... before I put the Aero adjustable gas block on I ordered he updated regulator just to go ahead and replace it proactively and it worked just fine. However I ended up eventually changing the whole block to the Aero just for the ability to more fine tunes the gas setting.... if you get one I personally think it's a good rifle. There are some proprietary parts like the bolt carrier assembly, barrel, and buffer tube assembly, but everything else can be customized just like any AR-15.

The buffer tube assembly is proprietary? 🤔 A heavier buffer will help smooth it out. H2 or H3 is helpful.

@@bmrz38 Yes it is proprietary. I tried an H2 with the original gas block but it would not cycle properly on setting 2 (normal). It would on setting 3 (adverse) but I did not want to run it on setting 3 all the time. But since changing the gas block to the Aero adjustable gas block it has been great 👍

I tried to put a SOLGW a5 system on their and it wouldn't work. Ended putting that on another AR and replaced the buffer spring with a Geiselle rifle length spring and a H3 weight to soak up the recoil. Also swapped out the stock and added another one and added a thicker buttpad. Recoil is MUCH tamer now. I'll probably end up making a video so people can see what I did with mine

@@timothytowers3853 That's awesome! I've enjoyed mine so far, would like to get into handloading someday you can really fine tune your set up!

@@tonywilfong5409 True. But I believe the .22 ARC has a higher ballistic coefficient than that of the Valkyrie and theoretically enabling the bullet to have a flatter trajectory with less wind drift... However I have yet to put that to the test, and would like to compare the results. Realistically I think either way you go you're going to get great results from either cartridge. I do like the Valkyrie myself also. 👍