Confidence and great hand eye coordination....I would have dropped half of the parts on the ground followed by cussing and blaming my son who was not even involved...lol
Great instruction. I always like to disassemble my lowers while standing on carpet where all the small parts that might fall out are hard to find. Doing it in the snow is next level. lol
@@KitBadger I know this video is old but how would you go about removing the buffer tube extension if you’re wanting to change the upper to something else?
Look at the size of that can! Great video...I'm new to guns and didn't know you could put a folding stock on an AR because of the buffer tube. Beautiful scenery and very helpful!
On a 300 Blackout pistol with an 8" barrel, that Law folding stock adapter is the ticket for concealability. It allows me to carry that "pistol" in my back-pack, even while riding a motorcycle. Extra mags go well in a tank bag. Like American Express, I don't leave home without it... unless I'm carrying something else equally cool.
Best instructional for this I’ve seen so far. Thank you for also including the information for the tool kit! Definitely on my list of future purchases 👍🏼 On another note, any advice on a good backpack that these fit into?
You earned a subscriber man. Straight and to-the-point. Once coronabullshit ends, I'm hoping to build an AR pistol like this in 300BLK using this folder!
Glad to see a new video demonstrating an installation. Too many recent firearms videos by the well-known content providers are now just glamour shots of the guns and shooting with a voice over, really telling but not showing much that elevates users' abilities and knowledge. Thanks for this well-done video.
Cool product, but not worth $300... I’d pay $100ish tops. But it’d just another new gun product design that could make millions selling a million products. But they chose to go specialty and only sell a few hundred units. Mass production products always gain better long term profits than the nitch high dollar ones.
It’s not bomb proof...I had the bcg get hung up in the receiver extension and I had to take the whole thing apart to clear it...did not leave me with a warm fuzzy feeling at all
if a brace’s measurements (now according to the letter) don’t come into play on the ultimate OAL measurements of a pistol, then how can it be used to determine LOP?
@@Braindead154 That makes sense taking that the OAL is under penalty by reducing its compact nature. Still gray AF tho. Let's not ask questions we dont want the answers to.
When you were taking that thing apart and pieces were falling in the snow, I had PTSD flashbacks to my first (and only) day of trig class in junior college. Brain melt and realizing I will never understand ......
@@KitBadger Nice...there are alot of people showing their pistol builds with the Law folder amd not mentioning LOP. As you know many people dont even knoe about the LOP law....as ridiculous of a law/rule it is.
The amount of balls it takes to put this together outside while in the snow is baffling... or , your edit team fixed all the fuckups you had and you have a pile of detents and springs you will finally need to look for when spring kicks in ... thanks for the video guys and congratulations on all the success !
What is the purpose of this attachment? I am newish to AR building, so excuse my ignorance, but can't you not shoot the rifle while the buffer tube is folded open? Don't get me wrong, this looks like a cool feature to have. I am just blanking on it's purpose. Can anyone help me out?
Nah, not all of them. A lot of springs & detents are circling the planet in low earth orbit, NASA does have a tracking satellite monitoring them all as eventually they'll combine together and will be used to take down any incoming asteroids! So, when they get away from you, remember, you're helping to save the planet.....
I’ve been considering these folders since they were released. I kind of wanted to wait and see what kind of reviews they got but from what I’ve heard so far I think I’m going to go ahead and bite the bullet.
Yes. With the SBA3 one LOPL insert is needed to keep it within legal limits. With the SBA4 two inserts are needed to keep it within legal limits. SB Tactical has the LOPL inserts for sale. 4 LOPL inserts are $9.
If a brace’s measurements (now according to the letter) don’t come into play on the ultimate OAL measurements of a pistol, then how can it be used to determine LOP?
John Phillips Thank you John, this was confusing the fuck out of me! When l used one uinsert measuring from the trigger face straight back (parallel to the bore) it is less than 13.5”, however, if you measure to the top of the brace it was 13 and 5/8’s. I will add another insert.
When I play golf, I'm horrible right, so keep a lot of extra balls and just take drops, so, im oddly comparing this to golf in the fact that if I tried this in the damn snow I would need lots of drops. Respect. 👍
Be careful if you do this. Adding the folding stock adapter will increase your length of pull past 13.5" if you are using the same exact stock. Which will turn your pistol brace into a stock. And thus making it an SBR. You have to buy an SB tactical length of pull limiter to keep your pistol build legal.
Tools you'll need: 5/32 and 3/32 allen wrenches Ok, got it... 3 seconds into actual steps: "The first step we're gonna do is we need to go ahead and remove this cover right here. For that, we're gonna use this *9/32*." Well crap....
Yo! I loved this video! I'm new to the firearms world/have a KS-47/ want to use the law folder! This video really breaks it down. Now I hope I can get my castle nut off... because it is staked!
@@KitBadger I just watchedd your video and installed my law tactical and jp stuff yesterday. I dropped my pin retainer spring twice lol. The first time I didn't realized I dropped it when I removed my endplate .... Glad I wasn't outside
If you have an anti tilt buffer tube with the little lip does this folder negate that feature? Also should any of these parts be blue LLC-tited? Where’s the best place to purchase the little torque wrench adapter to properly measure torque? Thank you for your videos! Keep up the amazing work you share with us!
It’s not absolutely necessary to remove the bolt catch from the law Tactical folding buffer. If you do not remove it, you can only get a half a turn at a time with the tool. So it’s a matter of how fast you wish to put it together six of 1/2 a dozen of the other, lol. The most important part is making sure your takedown pin and detent spring are lined up and do not get bent kinked or pinned because you did not properly align them. Remember also, this is the last chance you will ever get to lubricate, said spring and detent From the inside! I recommend you use a very light graphite, grease, Lucas makes a fabulous oil and grease with graphite in it. don’t put it on the dent put it on the spring closest to the detent first 10 or 12 coils. As you add oil to it, it will spread out throughout the entire spring chamber. When you install your buffer tube, make sure there is no wobble in the open or closed position. Sometimes you need to put a little more torque on the kingpin holding the two pieces together or you need to lighten off the torque a little bit so they lineup exact !!! if there is a slight bit of wobble, check your rubber, spacer bushing, and you may need to add a very thin washer at the top or the bottom to even the two pieces out! They don’t bring this up. It’s a rare problem, but I had one that literally drove me nuts, till I figured out, after breaking three detent pens out of the buffer tube, that my tube was not in alignment with my bolt. It was a factory error, they would not have caught it, unless they put the gun together. But be prepared to need to add shims and washers, as well as heating up and stretching or crushing the rubber spacer on the hinge. The buffer tube! When you purchase a buffer tube, there are two types of detent retention. One is just a flat edge that rests on 1/3 of the buffer detent. The other has a V-shaped slot, or what resembles a boob sticking out with the V cut in it. I recommend either one that has a V channel, I do not recommend flat handed buffers for anything, except those not using Springs. In which case that does not matter. It was not recommended, but in the insert, buffer tube , Thread, lock, pin, and castle Blue Loctite something light, especially on those that have a 13 or shorter inch barrel or you will be shaking parts loose! This guy may be the expert you listen to all the time , I have more of the following on TikTok, I had a couple of these fail on me, so I came here just to get a look at a video on them. Out of the 50 I have built, 10 that I know of have had hinge failure problems which I have addressed above. Not trying to step in his toes or anyone else’s! Just letting you know the issues with a few of these that have been sent to Eastern Europe, and a few of them that have remained here at home with different LEO, PMC, SWAT, SRU, and SRT. Plinking need not worry. As a serious home defense or truck weapon the Loctite is important! Under stress test we have found failures to occur right around the 1500 to 2000 rounds range when Loctite is not used. This is mainly like I said 13 inch and smaller barrels. Combat shotguns with dead tubes no issues, non-pistol items we’ve not done much with, and those that we built at a later date, we used a different brand. Now the warranties are becoming an issue that all goes back to whether Loctite was used or not. The ones without keep coming back.
HEY IVAN! This is my favorite video, because I used this for my actual installation of my Law tactical! I’m also a big fan of your JPI silent capture spring with the folder vids! Haven’t bought one yet but it’s on the list! Yes Yes and Yes!
you should know a company by the name of Titan Tactic is selling their version of this adapter and using clips from this video to advertise their product...
I recently purchased one of these adapters, and the nub doesn't fit into the nub hole on my lower. Ever heard of this? I don't know if I have a big nub or if my nub hole is just to tight
The sound of the LTFS engaging at @9:56 is almost too good. Great how-to. Wonder where that tool set with the torque and castle nut wrench can be found... [EDIT: Just need to read the show notes! Thanks Ivan]
I know this video is two years old but if you crank the castle nut do you need to stake it? I know you mentioned you’d recommend it and use a punch but you didn’t say what punch you should use. I plan to leave the law tactical and buffer permanently so I’ll probably stake it but I’m not sure what it does or how to do it
The Law Tactical Folding AR stock adapter is a bombproof piece of kit. They sent me one. I installed one on my SKS that was mounted in a Matador Arms Sabertooth Mk2 chassis. It allowed me to have a folding stock on a semiautomatic rifle (this is illegal on any SA rifle except the SKS in NJ). Law Tac employees are mad cool too.
@@KitBadger I fight them whenever and wherever I can. Bringing new people into the community and recruiting 2A advocates is my mission. Keep up the good work.
Everyone else: workbench, comfy shop.
Ivan: snowy forest
Right? What a legend.
Proving you can do it anywhere.
Social distancing?
Confidence and great hand eye coordination....I would have dropped half of the parts on the ground followed by cussing and blaming my son who was not even involved...lol
jz362 I have three “lost parts” kits. They are all missing parts. 🤪
Great instruction. I always like to disassemble my lowers while standing on carpet where all the small parts that might fall out are hard to find. Doing it in the snow is next level. lol
#shagcarpet
YOLO........
Hahahaha
I prefer the bathroom.. Until one of the parts bounces off into the sink drain...
It is the prerogative of a real man not to take the easy road, for the reward is sweeter for perils dodged.
2 minutes in and my mind is blown he didn't drop and lose any detents or springs.
No do overs in the snow. :)
@@KitBadger I know this video is old but how would you go about removing the buffer tube extension if you’re wanting to change the upper to something else?
“Cross thread is a tight thread” 😂
#truth
Red locktite ain't got shit on a proper cross thread.
Its natures locktite
Ivan is just giving a big finger to all the people who would do this in a comfy workshop with air conditioning
I have no idea why I watched this. I already know how to install this part and I have to go to bed. Thanks Ivan!
Haha, get some rest! :)
We all know how to do this. Still watched. I was anticipating him crawling around in the snow looking for tiny screws and springs. 🤪
@@john-paulsilke893 @@@quote.
😂
What is the point of a folding stock if you have to lock it back in place before it will function?
Brave man... I’d have had to wait till spring thaw to find half the parts I normally drop. Good video
Hahaha, glad I got it done in one shot. I did bring extra springs just in case... :)
i have seen people do this at their home in their garage with a vise and taking 15-20 not kitbadger imma do this shit in the snow in 2 1/2 minutes
#righthererightnow
Look at the size of that can! Great video...I'm new to guns and didn't know you could put a folding stock on an AR because of the buffer tube. Beautiful scenery and very helpful!
Braver man than I putting this together in the woods. Lol
On a 300 Blackout pistol with an 8" barrel, that Law folding stock adapter is the ticket for concealability. It allows me to carry that "pistol" in my back-pack, even while riding a motorcycle. Extra mags go well in a tank bag. Like American Express, I don't leave home without it... unless I'm carrying something else equally cool.
Nice!
Definitely a kool build thx for your time
Good video. However I saw the price, $280ish is a no for me.
Sylvan arms has one for 180
Could go with the deadfoot arms system that can run semi-auto(or full if you got the parts) with stock folded, but is closer to $500.
230 on brownells
I was interested too until I looked at the price 😡 $100+ for a folding stock adapter LOLLLLL
Compaired to the SBR process.... Seems alright to me.
Best instructional for this I’ve seen so far. Thank you for also including the information for the tool kit! Definitely on my list of future purchases 👍🏼
On another note, any advice on a good backpack that these fit into?
Vertex has a huge line. It really comes down to how long of an upper you have on it.
You earned a subscriber man. Straight and to-the-point. Once coronabullshit ends, I'm hoping to build an AR pistol like this in 300BLK using this folder!
Awesome, thanks for subscribing!
Glad to see a new video demonstrating an installation. Too many recent firearms videos by the well-known content providers are now just glamour shots of the guns and shooting with a voice over, really telling but not showing much that elevates users' abilities and knowledge. Thanks for this well-done video.
Thanks for the kind words, I'm glad to share the information.
your giant balls assembling an AR lower in the snow... two thumbs up sir. haha
Cool product, but not worth $300...
I’d pay $100ish tops. But it’d just another new gun product design that could make millions selling a million products. But they chose to go specialty and only sell a few hundred units.
Mass production products always gain better long term profits than the nitch high dollar ones.
Great idea but idk how the hell they can charge 250$ for it....
@P80 Ralph yeah everything is doing that it seems, all of the assholes of the world just trying to make a buck :/
Just grabbed the fde one for 320 on a website. Insane but didn’t wanna take the chance of it going out of stock again
I back ordered one from brownells and it came in at about $250. Only took 3 weeks from back order too. I might of got lucky haha.
Sorry , but your hands are covering up everything you’re trying to show us. AND the camera needs to be closer to the subject mater.
Love my LAW. It’s worth the coin and is bombproof. Just heavy is all.
I thought about getting one. How does the extra weight towards the back end affect the overall balance?
@@victoryordnance336 probably evens things out as most ARs are front heavy due to gucci handguards and barrels, just my pair of pennies.
@@rhubarbpie2027 exactly how you want it
It’s not bomb proof...I had the bcg get hung up in the receiver extension and I had to take the whole thing apart to clear it...did not leave me with a warm fuzzy feeling at all
@@vinnier6 what happened with that malf? any idea of the cause? the rest of your rifle pretty close to standard milspec?
7yr old part, 2yr old video. Yea it also took me a while to be convinced. Maybe 7yrs from now ill believe in that BCG they made for it 😆
great video, well done on the springs. I do not know how many times I did the "O S_it" where did that just go....lol
Watching you play with all these lil ass springs outside in the snow is giving me peak anxiety
Be careful installing this, depending on the brace it can make your length of pull to long.
I fucking hate you. Grey area is what it makes it. Now stfu
if a brace’s measurements (now according to the letter) don’t come into play on the ultimate OAL measurements of a pistol, then how can it be used to determine LOP?
@@Braindead154 That makes sense taking that the OAL is under penalty by reducing its compact nature. Still gray AF tho. Let's not ask questions we dont want the answers to.
Nice tutorial and the workspace is awesome!
When you were taking that thing apart and pieces were falling in the snow, I had PTSD flashbacks to my first (and only) day of trig class in junior college. Brain melt and realizing I will never understand ......
Those parts? I'll probably be able to find them in the spring...
@@KitBadger ... :)))
If your backyard looked like Ivan's, why WOULDN'T you work on your pistol out there? Now, where the hell did that spring go....?
#highriskinstall
I would have been willing to pay $100 for one but I would have gripes about it... but $250 plus tax?? Nah I’m good...
They are pricey, but the only game in town at the moment.
LOP 13.5 or under...just saying. May want to epoxy fill that last adjustment hole.
SBR ftw. :)
That’s exactly what I did I’m at 13 1/4. Now
@@KitBadger Nice...there are alot of people showing their pistol builds with the Law folder amd not mentioning LOP. As you know many people dont even knoe about the LOP law....as ridiculous of a law/rule it is.
dusty rhodes until some asshole on the interweb tells them and ruins their plausible deniability. Thanks Benedict
The amount of balls it takes to put this together outside while in the snow is baffling... or , your edit team fixed all the fuckups you had and you have a pile of detents and springs you will finally need to look for when spring kicks in ... thanks for the video guys and congratulations on all the success !
Id take white snow over a dirty ass dark garage to find those flying pins and springs. 😂
What is the purpose of this attachment? I am newish to AR building, so excuse my ignorance, but can't you not shoot the rifle while the buffer tube is folded open? Don't get me wrong, this looks like a cool feature to have. I am just blanking on it's purpose. Can anyone help me out?
To make it more compact for transport. So it will fit in a backpack or messenger bag.
Installed one on my 10.3 300-blackout! Coupled with the sentinel concepts revelation ii pack is a great set up!
Nice!
Great video, factory directions suck
So do all our national parks now have small springs and pins littered about? Lol skillz dude
Everywhere I go...
Nah, not all of them. A lot of springs & detents are circling the planet in low earth orbit, NASA does have a tracking satellite monitoring them all as eventually they'll combine together and will be used to take down any incoming asteroids! So, when they get away from you, remember, you're helping to save the planet.....
transcend350 probably enough 10mm sockets up there to sterilize the earth
@@transcend350 #yourewelcome
I’ve been considering these folders since they were released. I kind of wanted to wait and see what kind of reviews they got but from what I’ve heard so far I think I’m going to go ahead and bite the bullet.
I will bite one with you my friend, and order me one of these fandangled folding stock adapters! Lol!
i bought the law tactical because of your video.. no regrets
Does the LAW adapter change the "length of pull" to be beyond 13.5"?
Yes. With the SBA3 one LOPL insert is needed to keep it within legal limits. With the SBA4 two inserts are needed to keep it within legal limits. SB Tactical has the LOPL inserts for sale. 4 LOPL inserts are $9.
Sometimes you can cut some threads and work it that way. Stupid law btw
If a brace’s measurements (now according to the letter) don’t come into play on the ultimate OAL measurements of a pistol, then how can it be used to determine LOP?
John Phillips
Thank you John, this was confusing the fuck out of me! When l used one uinsert measuring from the trigger face straight back (parallel to the bore) it is less than 13.5”, however, if you measure to the top of the brace it was 13 and 5/8’s. I will add another insert.
When I play golf, I'm horrible right, so keep a lot of extra balls and just take drops, so, im oddly comparing this to golf in the fact that if I tried this in the damn snow I would need lots of drops. Respect. 👍
Don’t lose any parts... :)
Remember folks, anything you say or do will be posted later on IG for our amusement,
#maybeprobably
Be careful if you do this. Adding the folding stock adapter will increase your length of pull past 13.5" if you are using the same exact stock. Which will turn your pistol brace into a stock. And thus making it an SBR. You have to buy an SB tactical length of pull limiter to keep your pistol build legal.
Bouncing souls
Yes!
Oh man, I hope this gets the Kit Badger, Punk Rick, Track Suit seal of approval! Really looking for something like this
Is that a cat taped to the end? I always wondered if that was a real thing. Anyway kudos for 100% pro form function check.
Thank you my good sir
Thanks Ivan used this video today for a 10.5” pistol! Appreciate your content brotha!
Just got an ad on Facebook for some knock off law tactical folder and they used your video in it
A 100 on instructions
Tools you'll need:
5/32 and 3/32 allen wrenches
Ok, got it...
3 seconds into actual steps: "The first step we're gonna do is we need to go ahead and remove this cover right here. For that, we're gonna use this *9/32*."
Well crap....
Received this today, 9/32 is indeed the right size. Install was made easier thanks to this video. Thanks for the step by step.
I just ordered one Friday for my 10” blackout. this video is perfect timing. Can’t wait!
Awesome!
thanks much
What grip is that you're using?
Reptilla Corp.
@@KitBadger Thanks!
Easy to follow and very educational. Always great content man, please keep it up!
Is Ivan not with TFB anymore?
I don’t do much over there anymore.
Great video!
Quick comment to say great video- really helpful - got it done really quickly.
Just purchased this, thanks Ivan for the hands on training.
Glad to help!
Very well explained. Worked for me. Thanks for this tutorial.
Is this compatible with SBPDW Brace?
That is the one that telescopes right? I don't' think so.
Not without cutting one of the rods.
Great video! Super helpful and right to the point! Definitely got a subscriber from me! Preciate the video!
Yo! I loved this video! I'm new to the firearms world/have a KS-47/ want to use the law folder! This video really breaks it down. Now I hope I can get my castle nut off... because it is staked!
I can't believe you are doing this shit over snow. I have lost bike parts in snow and had to wait for the snow to melt out...
Haha, go big. :)
@@KitBadger I just watchedd your video and installed my law tactical and jp stuff yesterday. I dropped my pin retainer spring twice lol. The first time I didn't realized I dropped it when I removed my endplate .... Glad I wasn't outside
@@akaTheDevil hahaha, I hear you. :)
If you have an anti tilt buffer tube with the little lip does this folder negate that feature? Also should any of these parts be blue LLC-tited? Where’s the best place to purchase the little torque wrench adapter to properly measure torque? Thank you for your videos! Keep up the amazing work you share with us!
I'm not sure, I've never used one of those buffer tubes. There is a link to the tools in the video description. And thanks for watching!
What tool is that... I have the chinezume version of the law tac... I have put about 1500 round through it and no problems .. 39.00 ...
That whole rifle is suuuuuch a sweet setup. Thanks for the info as always!
Pistol*
F the ATF*
#truth
What setup/barrel length is that?
@@stillcantride7159 Sugar Weasel, 12.75" 556
It’s not absolutely necessary to remove the bolt catch from the law Tactical folding buffer. If you do not remove it, you can only get a half a turn at a time with the tool. So it’s a matter of how fast you wish to put it together six of 1/2 a dozen of the other, lol. The most important part is making sure your takedown pin and detent spring are lined up and do not get bent kinked or pinned because you did not properly align them. Remember also, this is the last chance you will ever get to lubricate, said spring and detent From the inside! I recommend you use a very light graphite, grease, Lucas makes a fabulous oil and grease with graphite in it. don’t put it on the dent put it on the spring closest to the detent first 10 or 12 coils. As you add oil to it, it will spread out throughout the entire spring chamber.
When you install your buffer tube, make sure there is no wobble in the open or closed position. Sometimes you need to put a little more torque on the kingpin holding the two pieces together or you need to lighten off the torque a little bit so they lineup exact !!! if there is a slight bit of wobble, check your rubber, spacer bushing, and you may need to add a very thin washer at the top or the bottom to even the two pieces out! They don’t bring this up. It’s a rare problem, but I had one that literally drove me nuts, till I figured out, after breaking three detent pens out of the buffer tube, that my tube was not in alignment with my bolt. It was a factory error, they would not have caught it, unless they put the gun together. But be prepared to need to add shims and washers, as well as heating up and stretching or crushing the rubber spacer on the hinge.
The buffer tube! When you purchase a buffer tube, there are two types of detent retention. One is just a flat edge that rests on 1/3 of the buffer detent. The other has a V-shaped slot, or what resembles a boob sticking out with the V cut in it. I recommend either one that has a V channel, I do not recommend flat handed buffers for anything, except those not using Springs. In which case that does not matter.
It was not recommended, but in the insert, buffer tube , Thread, lock, pin, and castle Blue Loctite something light, especially on those that have a 13 or shorter inch barrel or you will be shaking parts loose!
This guy may be the expert you listen to all the time , I have more of the following on TikTok, I had a couple of these fail on me, so I came here just to get a look at a video on them. Out of the 50 I have built, 10 that I know of have had hinge failure problems which I have addressed above. Not trying to step in his toes or anyone else’s! Just letting you know the issues with a few of these that have been sent to Eastern Europe, and a few of them that have remained here at home with different LEO, PMC, SWAT, SRU, and SRT. Plinking need not worry. As a serious home defense or truck weapon the Loctite is important! Under stress test we have found failures to occur right around the 1500 to 2000 rounds range when Loctite is not used. This is mainly like I said 13 inch and smaller barrels. Combat shotguns with dead tubes no issues, non-pistol items we’ve not done much with, and those that we built at a later date, we used a different brand. Now the warranties are becoming an issue that all goes back to whether Loctite was used or not. The ones without keep coming back.
Length of pull as per ATF on that pistol???????
Is that your honey badger?
No, it is a prototype 5.56 Sugar Weasel.
Working with those small items, especially that spring, over snow covered ground makes my "nope" meter go off big time.
Hahaha, just don't drop anything. :)
How disappointed i was when i didnt have a castle nut
...but, kinda pricey
True.
Slow it down for the dummies…AKA me
At least the hinge reassembly
Great work though, your wizardry knows no match
What color is that receiver?
Clear anodized aluminum. Not a color really.
“For instructional purposely only” ?????? This isn’t illegal???
HEY IVAN! This is my favorite video, because I used this for my actual installation of my Law tactical! I’m also a big fan of your JPI silent capture spring with the folder vids! Haven’t bought one yet but it’s on the list!
Yes Yes and Yes!
you should know a company by the name of Titan Tactic is selling their version of this adapter and using clips from this video to advertise their product...
I wish someone would put this on a DDM4ISR, that setup would be compact, just not sure how stable it would be with subs and supers
What wrench is that man? Link? Awesome video! Thanks!
I recently purchased one of these adapters, and the nub doesn't fit into the nub hole on my lower. Ever heard of this? I don't know if I have a big nub or if my nub hole is just to tight
How does it shoot? Been having issues with mine cycling subsonic. I may need an adjustable gas block
My coworker calles cross threading something hillbilly locktight haha
Where did he get that tool from that he was using? I need one of those with the little torque tool
Fix It Sticks, link in the description.
@@KitBadger thank you sir! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Worth it if you plan on building more then two guns.
Foolish to do this outdoors!! Imagine losing the detent pin or spring!! LMFAO
Shirt with a guy fighting a bear as he calmy puts this together in the snow. Seems right
Please let me know if this is legal in california for my Ar pistol at a 7.5in barrel length with no fixed mag
Hopefully JP Enterprises sponsers you with a silent capture spring.
I reached out to them, they offered %50 off, which was cool, but I have other projects that could make better use of my funds.
@@KitBadger send me that %50 off lol
The sound of the LTFS engaging at @9:56 is almost too good. Great how-to. Wonder where that tool set with the torque and castle nut wrench can be found... [EDIT: Just need to read the show notes! Thanks Ivan]
What torque tool is that?
Fix It Sticks. Link in the description.
Brave man with all those small parts in the snow. I’d lose everything.
Cannot see anything you’re doing or the parts you’re working with. Try again.
I know this video is two years old but if you crank the castle nut do you need to stake it? I know you mentioned you’d recommend it and use a punch but you didn’t say what punch you should use. I plan to leave the law tactical and buffer permanently so I’ll probably stake it but I’m not sure what it does or how to do it
Why is the rear takedown spring such a pain on mine? I don’t understand why there is so much extra that I need to compress into the receiver
Such a soothing, peaceful instructional video. Very nice.
The Law Tactical Folding AR stock adapter is a bombproof piece of kit. They sent me one. I installed one on my SKS that was mounted in a Matador Arms Sabertooth Mk2 chassis. It allowed me to have a folding stock on a semiautomatic rifle (this is illegal on any SA rifle except the SKS in NJ). Law Tac employees are mad cool too.
Nice work around in the land of tyranny. :)
@@KitBadger I fight them whenever and wherever I can. Bringing new people into the community and recruiting 2A advocates is my mission. Keep up the good work.
What happens if you shoot at when it's folded would the bolt Carrier hit you in the chest lol
Thanks - this was a great help. Just curious - why do this outside in the snow?
Does anyone else's law tac folder get loose after a few 100 rounds?
Bitchin rig man.
Thanks Christian.
Yeah, that’s definitely something I wanna do outside in the snow.
This is perfect just what I needed to make my 9mm ar fit in my range bag, too bad it would cost almost as much as my entire build lol
Hahaha, they are pricey. :)