Thank you for the comment, I heard about that system but have yet to use it. I would like to see it in person and get some use out of it myself. I heard it is pretty robust in spring life.
@@Duty2Domicile yeah it’s 3 springs woven together so I would imagine it last a long time. And you can make it as heavy or light as ya want I currently have 3 tungsten weights in mine so it would be an H3 but it comes standard in H1 or H2 configuration.
😂 nice paint job. for a second i thought this was those videos that restores old rusted firearms. the rifle looks like it’s been submerged in the lake for months or yrs.
Lol, thanks. I’ll admit, the lighting quality is crap for now until I get more stuff for production. I’m working with a $20 phone tripod on top of a chair that is supported with a bible. However when I am able to get to a private range with good daylight I hope that will help with the lighting as well. Thank you for the views and comments, every bit helps.
@@Duty2Domicile i think everything is good it was just midnight when i watched the video so my eyes played a trick on me especially with the camo paint job.
@@russ1376thank you, I may do another video one of these days on how to do a redneck paint job; however, there are so many of those out there I don’t know if I could add anything else that hasn’t already been done in detail.
I'm surprised this is video got recommend to me especially considering how we all know how yt is on these things. But I actually learned a couple of things I wasn't aware of. Seeing as how this platforms been around since the 1950s. Eugene stoner was clearly a a genius. Kalshnikov is great to don't get me wrong but it's just harder to get that kind of stuff here in the states.
Thank you for the comments and I’m glad you got something out of it. We are all students when it comes to guncraft and as new innovations come out I will try to put out what I leaned so share the wealth of knowledge.
Constructive criticism - write a script to get around the alrights, uh, and other repetitive things that eat at time making the video hard to understand.
@@BravoJulietAlpha I appreciate it. On my phone it sounds ok, not great, but I could imagine on better devices such as a tv the echo would be more prevalent. Thanks again for the helpful feedback.
@@Duty2Domicile I like to use a wireless mic setup. It makes a huge difference in sound quality, especially in places with terrible acoustics. The content of your videos are great, and deserve good sound quality. ❤
@@paulis7319 thank you, I just picked up a mic (not wireless) yesterday, I did a follow up video to my SPR/DMR video and can tell a big improvement already. Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate hearing good feedback that will help the production and quantity of this product.
One of the best quiet tough running buffer systems is the Geissele super 42 system is really good and cheaper than silent capture
Thank you for the comment, I heard about that system but have yet to use it. I would like to see it in person and get some use out of it myself. I heard it is pretty robust in spring life.
@@Duty2Domicile yeah it’s 3 springs woven together so I would imagine it last a long time. And you can make it as heavy or light as ya want I currently have 3 tungsten weights in mine so it would be an H3 but it comes standard in H1 or H2 configuration.
That’s awesome, I definitely need to try it and do a comparison of the different options.
😂 nice paint job. for a second i thought this was those videos that restores old rusted firearms. the rifle looks like it’s been submerged in the lake for months or yrs.
Lol, thanks. I’ll admit, the lighting quality is crap for now until I get more stuff for production. I’m working with a $20 phone tripod on top of a chair that is supported with a bible. However when I am able to get to a private range with good daylight I hope that will help with the lighting as well. Thank you for the views and comments, every bit helps.
@@Duty2Domicile i think everything is good it was just midnight when i watched the video so my eyes played a trick on me especially with the camo paint job.
@@russ1376thank you, I may do another video one of these days on how to do a redneck paint job; however, there are so many of those out there I don’t know if I could add anything else that hasn’t already been done in detail.
I'm surprised this is video got recommend to me especially considering how we all know how yt is on these things. But I actually learned a couple of things I wasn't aware of. Seeing as how this platforms been around since the 1950s. Eugene stoner was clearly a a genius. Kalshnikov is great to don't get me wrong but it's just harder to get that kind of stuff here in the states.
Thank you for the comments and I’m glad you got something out of it. We are all students when it comes to guncraft and as new innovations come out I will try to put out what I leaned so share the wealth of knowledge.
Constructive criticism - write a script to get around the alrights, uh, and other repetitive things that eat at time making the video hard to understand.
The sound on this video is so terrible I'm not even going to be able to watch it.
Thank you for the feed back, I just moved in and this place echos. I will definitely try to use one of the rooms with carpet for the next one.
@@Duty2Domicile I understand completely I just wanted you to know it was like that
@@BravoJulietAlpha I appreciate it. On my phone it sounds ok, not great, but I could imagine on better devices such as a tv the echo would be more prevalent. Thanks again for the helpful feedback.
@@Duty2Domicile I like to use a wireless mic setup. It makes a huge difference in sound quality, especially in places with terrible acoustics. The content of your videos are great, and deserve good sound quality. ❤
@@paulis7319 thank you, I just picked up a mic (not wireless) yesterday, I did a follow up video to my SPR/DMR video and can tell a big improvement already. Thank you for the feedback, I really appreciate hearing good feedback that will help the production and quantity of this product.