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I like seeing good reviews, I also have good reviews on my Anderson I never had one problem with it. I got the upper with no Bcg or ch handle so I built it up did a proper break in. It’s really accurate. I have some high end stuff now, still keeping that one.

I like the looks of the RXM, and it seems to fit my hand pretty well, but I just don't see it being any better than the Glocks in my collection. I don't get the whole modular gun thing. By the time you buy the parts and take the time to convert it to a different configuration, it just seems more practical to have a second firearm specific to that desired configuration. I know when I priced out a barrel, slide, three magazines, and grip module for an Sig, it was only a few bucks less to buy complete firearm. The grip tape on that RXM is our Instant Stipple version. I can't wait to hear what you thin about that 19C compared to the compensated Springfields and your other compensated pistols.

I think it has potential, especially if the aftermarket embraces it! What I don't understand is why no one is stating the obvious! If Glock had done this themselves for the Army handgun trials, I suspect that Glock would have won it hands down!

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Side chargers don't work with the .22LR conversion kit

Mine was $499 and i spent $160 on a vortex red dot optics then had to upgrade my trigger to the Rise Armament LE145 drop in trigger, and now she's perfect.

You can safely carry the Shadow 2 Compact with the half cock feature and it won’t be near the firing pin, plus you can use the safety on half cock

Love my mc9l

I know a lot of people love the Canik, and maybe they’ve figured out the issues by now, but I was an earlier adopter of the MC9 and the one I got was a lemon. I had repeated out of battery issues in almost every magazine and various different ammo. I contacted Canik and they sent me a new recoil spring that was supposed to fix the issue but it did nothing. I ended up selling it to a pawnshop for half the price I paid and just moving on. I would never buy another one.

Just got 1 each because of the reviews and prices my local shop had Happy February to me

That light on the P365 gives more weight to the front which would help control muzzle rise. You should have removed it for a fair comparison being all things equal. Just saying.

I’ve had a P01 since 2012, it’s beyond great and I shoot pretty good, but now with my Shd 2 compact, can’t explain it but I shoot better, both are great. Along the way I bought a S&W Shield plus and sold it at a loss because not the quality, design and dependability of a CZ. But for carry I have a CZ RAMI and a CZ P10s

got one for 479 new

Not many reviews on this ar would greatly appreciate an update on this bad boy. I have one coming in

@Chamber One Tactical You MUST INSTALL the LTT Trigger Job in a bag! It'll make the already great trigger absolutely fantastic.

I have one about four years ago I have a custom paint job with a front grip laserbeam and scope and a purple and gold camo job on it and I’ve only put four rounds through it so needless to say from what Im hearing I can count on it to handle at least 1000

Check your Rossi 92 thoroughly. Some have funnel shaped chambers in .357. The .38 sp shoots fine, shoot factory .357 and brass swells and cannot be reloaded with out total case head seperation. Yep you can get a good Rossi .... sometimes.

I own both. Prefer the shadow 2 compact. Optic ready, the slide is not as narrow as the p01 so slide manipulation is easier. The serrations are much better. Trugger guard has more room. The picatinny light rail is nuch better than the single slot. The grip checkering is much better. The ergos are actually slightly different. The rear hump is better for my hands. The slide finish is better. The firing pin block is overrated imo. I carry the shadow2c half cocked da sa condition. For the cost to get the p01 as close as possible will probably cost ypu more. If you disregard all the other pros for the firing pin block then gp for it. Cant go wrong with either.

Considering a Accushadow 2 that I can get for $1800. Or, I could get a Shadow 2 for $940, or Shadow 2 Compact for $1,100. Thoughts and opinions between the three? Just looking for my next range toy, not looking to carry (already have that covered).

My 1st ar, 10.5 and have a Rf15.....both radical, both have been solid shooters and was happy w purchases .continued success

I have an mr920p and i absolutely love it minus the trigger it was the only con i had , so i bought a tactical poonton setup and i feel its gonna be the icing on the cake

Looked at both in a Bass Pro. The Rossi just seemed ‘unfinished’. The Henry has a nice end cap on the forend of the stock, the Rossi forestock is just cut off. The Henry was much smoother than the Rossi. The Henry just seems more solid. My other levers are all Winchesters and we added the Henry.

impossible to find a cz for less than $1100 now with now brace :(

Bear Creek Arsenal upper's barrels are great for the money. Customer service sucks and will not ship to Washington State.They do not believe in second amendment

Mine has an abnormal amount of play in the charging handle slide. That normal for these?

I think I’d get a cgw p01 pro package with the decocker and an optics cut, which is probably slightly more than the stock s2c and probably better/safer for a carry gun. Both are too much money to justify when I have a really nice p365x and a pro package Sp01 already.

I bought three of these, and my only complaint is above the 2 rail screws the little flanges on both sides are very sharp and can slice your hand open

sad cant get that is my state no compliant version, wish that shit would end.

winchester of course !!!

Full time killa first time lever owner bought a Rossi r92 44 mag love it awesome video stay frosty

What scope did you put on it? Curious about the scopes. You never mention them

There’s no con to the VP9 mag release. The major pro, and it is a huge one, is you can’t accidentally release the mag with a bad holster design or your belt. The Echelon’s twin MRs have a fairing behind them, but I still released the mag a couple of times when belt carrying. The Hellcat button accidentally released in belt and holster carry when I had the button on the right side. The VP paddles will not do any of that. I have both, and it’s a tie as far as shooting them. The sights are great, the shoot is soft, the triggers are great, the grips are great. The Echelon slide is better. The VP is exceptionally stout and will last forever. The Echelon trigger reset isn’t as strong as the VP, but I shot them side by side at 7 yds fast, and accuracy was awesome. The VP had a dot, the Echelon didn’t. I broke the dot the next day. I’m not replacing it. They’re both awesome guns. The recoil spring on the VP is stout, so the Echelon is a bit more fun to play with.

hope to get mine this week

I have a palmetto State armory top tier AR-15 and there's nothing wrong with their guns. The only reason some of the products have flaws is because they get dinged their dent when being made or put on a shell for just whatever It's not that they don't make good quality guns. I can tell you this My AR-15 shoots accurate extremely accurate I have a sig Sauer Red Dot in a magnifying times 5. And I don't care who you are how many times you have shot a gun or never shot a gun You cannot miss with that gun. I'm not a good shot I'm not a terrible shot but I'm not very good but I can tell you this I don't care how far you put it I'm going to hit it right on the money within an inch let's be honest but it's something crazy. My girl who's now my fiance never shot a gun in her life she literally damn near went hole for hole and shoots better than me

Whoa, this is RADICAL!

The overwhelming thing that puts the CZ over the Kimber and the most important is reliability

Not everybody wants to co witness. Some people want a more clear side picture, but I understand the reasoning behind wanting to be able to quitness.I think it should be optional

Got mine today at a gun show I wanted to know if I’m doing something wrong I bought 223 ammunition it does takes both 556 and 223 but I shot the gun and it didn’t run well like the bullets would come out quick

Thanks for the review lads. Buying one today and got yourselves a new sub.

My 6.5 Creedmoor was a hot mess. Would not cycle. Came with a AR15 buffer spring and standard 308 bolt. The finish on the bolt was flaking off. Primers were cratering. Case swipe. Installed a Tubbs flat wire buffer spring. That got it to cycle. Still mild cratering and case swipe. What really bothered me was when I put it on safe and squeezed the trigger. The pins moved a lot. Which indicates the holes are out of spec. Bought a 7.62x39. Which would not cycle as well. Installed a reduce power buffer spring. Problem solved. Sold both. They are affordable. And if you get a good one. That’s great. But for me. By the time I spent my time and money. Wasn’t a great deal.

Until Kimber proves their firearms are reliable long-term, which they really haven't done yet, I'll stick with CZ. Good video.....thanks.

i got unlucky with my prodigy😢

the attachingpoint for the handle on my cz skorpian evo 3 broke off. they can't repair because of the serial number. so I've been debating between replacing it for $600 (discount from the factory) or spending a little bit more for an akv. I don't think I can trust cz again though.

Don't use the safety if you dont like it, no big deal. My Rossi saved me HUNDREDS of dollars allowing me to buy lots of ammo. Lighter, well built and cost less makes the Rossi a great choice. Today's Rossi's are built quite well so I see no need to feel it's an inferior gun.

Refused to pay the price on Henry and Marlin there's just asking too much, I'm looking to buy a Rossi 45 Colt. Carbine 😊

Yes, compare all of those ARs.

Great video guys!!!!💪🏼

Just curious-- what kind of carry holster do you use for that Kimber?

Love my Radical. Not a single malfunction in 2 years of owning it. Just added a CMC 2 stage trigger that is awesome!

P01 Is a good to go defensive/duty handgun. The S2c is a competition gun. Two different guns for two different tasks.