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Literally no one asked for your opinion, but here you are. If you're afraid of guns and don't understand how they work, I guess that's your own choice. Pound sand.

Yes. The Zastava guns are great, but are not true AKM pattern. Parts interchangeability is so important for AKs.

What type of competition? I mainly shoot Steel Challenge, so almost everything I do is geared towards drag racing.

You can rent the items needed to thread the barrel yourself from Brownells

Lucky gunner has a video up on how to do it. And drill and tap for a mount👍🏽

MadMaccs sight mount. Stock irons. I actually pulled them off because I'm solely running this with a dot.

Why Omg no?

If it works, it works.

Drop in.

Not entirely sure. Just a medium speed. It's just a WEN press. Nothing exciting.

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I think either would be better than the stock Ruger.

That "gunsmith" is full of shit LMAO mossberg drills and taps all their current production model 500s, 835s and 590s to this drill pattern. The Maverick 88 uses the same basic receiver template as the 500 and 590 minus the machining needed for the tang safety. As long as you torque down the rail screws to the required torque and use blue loctite, whatever rail you have mounted should never budge.

Recievers are the same as the 500 +. Just not milled for tang safety as stated above. I was told not to worry about threading barrel cause I wouldn't need it for HD so I'm looking to thread that myself as well.

Thanks!

Eh, it's a pretty cheap shotgun. Worst case scenario, I had a shotgun with misaligned holes on the top! :D

Nope. Really just used the vise as a second set of hands. Not doing milling with it.

I literally just used the pic rail as a template for the holes. I initially bought it to use, but then found the direct mount for my Vortex dot, so I went that direction. The pic rail was like $7, so I figured I'd just use it as somewhat of a sacrificial template.

Fine in moderation.

Noted, I guess. It works out completely fine the way I did it. I was worried the flimsy pic rail could have some bend in it. If I did it your way, it's possible that I would have had misaligned holes.

I would not use this for EDC. This is a competition gun. I would not use a 320 at all for EDC, personally.

@@teknofiliak what about the P356 macro comp? I installed the MCarbo trigger and lighter sear spring but i’m hesitant to put the lighter striker and striker safety springs in. Its pretty solid so far. Not sure how the p365 and p320 compare, Is it just a universal rule to run a stock EDC carry?

@@Humangarbage6don’t run one in the chamber if you feel that way

Yes.

I'm honestly not sure. I don't know that it would really change what cycles. Maybe a little bit because of the smoother bolt, but if they don't cycle with the stock bolt, I doubt they cycle with the Comp bolt.

@@teknofiliak Thank you for your reply, i will keep searching for this info before buying it.

Post a video!

You want RMR

Yeah, I wouldn't do it without removing the bolt. Would be awful if you drilled into the bolt. :D

@@teknofiliak yea true. I also noticed mine those little ridges aren’t true square with the barrel. Seems like it’s all plastic in that area. Guess I’m going to run a laser. Or pop a string. Idk.

You really can't beat an upgraded Mark IV though. You're on the right track.

Anything volquartsen makes is worth the money.. the adjustable trigger and acurizing kit is awesome, but they do 10/22 stuff too!

There's a reply to another comment with that info.

You got it!

​​@@teknofiliakThank you for this tutorial. Will do the same to mine. Did you use locktite to screws? Is it safe to drill closer to the barrel? I want to use 12cm long picatinny.

I used blue loctite. I wouldn't see why it wouldn't be safe, but do it at your own risk. I had the barrel pulled out when I did all this stuff.@@metralf

Manuals even says it's fine in moderation.

8-40 Tap and Number 28 Drill bit. Got both on Amazon. I don't think brand matters.

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Yeah, definitely an option. I think that looks awful, especially that Amazon junk optic. Not really what I wanted, as I wanted a low heigh over bore pistol optic on my shotgun.

@@teknofiliak It's reasonably easy to find a Romeo5 for close to $100 - that's what's on my 1301 Comp and will be adding one to the M88 I just ordered.

@@rfdsrd Yeah, I have a few Romeos. I preferred the more open pistol dot on this shotgun.

THose rails are absolute junk. You sight picture is wayyyy above the barrel. Youll end up shooting something right in front of you thinking you have a clear shot. His red dot is much more practical for a shotgun. Any hunter will tell you the drilled and tapped install with a lo profile reflex sight is better for killing stuff. same thing would apply for self defense so in no condition is that big honkin rail better. i had one on my 88 and it was AWFUL

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Significantly crisper trigger and more positive reset.

Mine goes full auto. I had to take it out unfortunately.

I'm super happy for the like $75 total I have into the springs and the trigger.

Yeah, for this setup, you basically adjust it to the point it doesn't even reset then back it off just a bit. Same for overtravel. It's VERY "tunable".

Vortex isn't a $20 red dot.

@@teknofiliak , oh, $20 mount. My bad. Which model red dot are you using? How is it holding up?

Honestly, I've never even looked. I'll check the next time I get it out. I'm inclined to say they do not.

This bolt is half the cost of what I paid for the entire gun. There's nothing wrong with the Ruger bolt from a function standpoint. The VolQ bolt is just nicer.

@@teknofiliak so it looks better is all? No preformance difference?

The gun runs about the same. This is way easier to clean, and I like that I can charge it easier with the knob on the back. Definitely a quality of life improvement, but the gun honestly feel the same to shoot.@@screamingwarhog

Manual says it's fine in moderation. Worst thing that could happen is needing a few firing pin, which is like $30 for a Tandemkross or Volquartsen.

The older series require dry firing for reassembly, you're not going to hurt it by checking out the trigger feel a time or two.

@@teknofiliak It also knicks the rim of your barrel(hence the term "rimfire"). If there's nothing in the chamber the firing pin hits the edge or rim of your barrel. Putting a ding in it. You seem to have several issues with your Ruger. Dry firing it and putting your hand in front of the muzzle when pulling the trigger. But you just keep being you.

@@badgumby9544 From Page 14 of the Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Manual. DRY FIRING Going through the actions of cocking, aiming and pulling the trigger on an unloaded firearm is known as “dry firing.” It can be useful to learn the “feel” of your pistol. Be certain that the pistol is fully unloaded (both the chamber and magazine are empty) and that the pistol is pointing in a safe direction when you are practicing dry firing. The RUGER® MARK IVTM pistol can be dry fired but a snap cap is strongly recommended for anything more than occasional dry fire practice. I'd say 5 or 6 hammer drops for a YT video firmly fits into the category of "occasional." Also, the term rimfire comes from striking the rim of the casing, not the rim of your barrel. That makes absolutely no sense. Keep repeating wives tales from 20 years ago though. Do you!

Really tough to tell while firing, honestly. It's MILES difference in cleaning it though.