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This one's aluminum, but they also offer steel. Steel would take it to the next level though 🤤

It sounds like your bolt may not be aligned in the track or that it's locked into battery for some reason. I wouldn't risk it and would take it to a gunsmith, but my money says they will just bump rack it off a table to get it loose anyway.

That would be a badass build! Just need to ensure reliability with the right buffer, spring, etc. I'd absolutely get an adjustable gas block as well.

Not sure what problems you're referring to. Any dual illuminated optic will always be outperformed by battery optics when it comes to brightness, but the M21 had been perfectly fine in battle for a long time, as did the original ACOG. If you really need more illumination, they sell the plug in that's battery powered for extra brightness. Other than that, it's a tank and it will never die on you, day or night. Not perfect, but it works

The mp5 does, and it's a bitch to load it quickly and in stressful situations. Definitely appreciate the magwell.

Amen 🙏

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You can get them from Atlas Gunworks

Perhaps it was meant to be "drably" in order to emphasize sarcasm? Mind, blown! 🤯

Great feedback and agree on all points.

Only issue has been getting knuckle bite from the ear that mounts near the grip. In retrospect, I would've never put that rail on.

😂. Yeah, but thankfully, it no longer exists. They opened a new facility that's much nicer now

@EchoDelta2A welcome back after 12 years! Lol. I had one locally too here in Virginia that looked similar but not quite as bad. Turned out they failed ait quality for lead exposure... hopefully I didn't get too exposed over the years lol. You still got the SCAR? Mine is a 17s FDE. I found this video looking for examples of EOTECH because I'm too afraid mine will break on the 17s.

Funny enough, I just had a factory tour at Eotech yesterday. They literally recoil test their optics on a SCAR scale 😂. You'll definitely be fine with one on there.

@EchoDelta2A I have both the XPS and EXPS, but I don't like the weight of the EXPS on the SCAR so hopefully the XPS can also handle it. It is depth rated for only 1/3 of the EXPS so that has lead to rumors about there being differences beyond just a qd attachment. Good to hear.

Unfortunately, don't have one of those. They look badass though. Hopefully on my list soon.

An Aimpoint T2 would be ideal, but any low mounted red dot would do.

@@EchoDelta2A thanks man!! But what about the EOTech sight in the video? Would you refrain from recommending that?

I feel it sits a little higher than I'd like, so it wouldn't be ideal

Looks like this one should work: www.shotgunheatshield.com/mossberg-shockwave-heat-shield-590-shotgun-12-gauge-custom-rough-modified/

Definitely can understand that. You'd be impressed with certain 2011s, but I definitely still believe you'd come away thinking they still can't top the Alien

1) I honestly can't think of a good way unless it's by way of using a thick silicon gasket that can put backward tension on the plug. I was thinking Loctite initially, but the heat would break it loose regardless. 2) It won't matter if there's tension on the spring while removing the dust cover, however, I always prefer to have the bolt forward, just in case. 3) The bushing can be placed on either side so long as it's sitting in the grooves where it's up against the back of the receiver. 4) If I remember correctly, there's only one way the spring can sit in the carrier regardless but if it can be reversed, be sure to keep it in the angled position you mentioned. 5) I believe that's the only spring tension that Fostech offers, and depending on how many rounds you put through it, it will wear down over time. That said, I wouldn't expect to replace it for at least 2-3,000 shells. 6) In full transparency, I no longer have the Origin-12, so I'm doing the best I can to answer your questions based on memory.

​@@EchoDelta2AThank you so much. May I ask, why did you sell or let the Origin go? I also posted another question because I cannot get my Origin to charge. It feels like it is locked. The charging handle will not move to the rear at all. Thoughts?

GunBroker. Just lookup bakelite mags, and make sure they are labeled as authentic

@@EchoDelta2A those mags I have looked for years now and didn’t think id ever find any. Thanks dude. No feeding issues? Ive got the mutant 100 series and the only mag I have issues with feeding are the Korean polymer mags. The drum works well though.

Absolutely none. Very reliable so long as you have a good quality bakelite

Be serious

He ain't lyin

I haven't, yet

He gets the frame and slide already pre-built, but he custom fits them. Don't get me wrong, he still hand fits all the Cobras and they do have different finishes and coatings you can customize, but that's not considered a custom 2011. They do, however, offer a full custom pistol that you can build from the ground up. The Cobras, though, are semi-custom... And still better quality than just about any other 2011 on the planet, including SVI

😂 next on my list

te deseo la mejor de las suertes con eso.

Absolutely would. I'd recommend the Botac or B&T low profile pic mount if you'll be adding an optic. I'd recommend either the Tommybuilt TMP Brace or a B&T triangle stock, and either the angled foregrip handguard or the vertical grip handguard. This all depending on whether you're keeping it as a pistol or converting to a SBR.

@@EchoDelta2A thanks boss...

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I'm guessing you're into Turkish clones then? 😆

@@EchoDelta2A no I run a Beretta 1301

Had one too. Hung up on slugs of all things. Dumped it and went back to the Benelli. To each their own, though.

I'll need to start a Gats 'N Guitars channel 😆

When you're unboxing a new item, you are simply reviewing the contents of the package and first impressions of the scope. It may sound like an ad because you're excited when testing a new product, but this scope has had great reviews across the board from regular users throughout the Internet. No need to take my word for it.

"Looks" is correct. It's a nice pistol, but it's overpriced for the quality. Should honestly cost well under $2k with the quality of parts they use.

@@EchoDelta2A It's doubtful I will buy one. Right now I'm enjoying my Sig P226 XFive Legion. I've had several $3,000 to $4,000 pistols that were not as good. It really is phenomenal.

I believe it. Those things are awesome! Definitely looking for one to add to my collection next!

Still adamant about it being the best shooting pistol I've ever experienced. You'll never regret it.

@@EchoDelta2A I'm jeolous

I disagree. If you've ever experienced a Military/LE virtual training simulator, you'll understand the advantage a red dot gives to any shooter, no matter how experienced or inexperienced. We had a good mix of noobs and seasoned vets, and everyone improved their time and accuracy with a red dot... Everyone. When you're in a panic situation, the dot is just more intuitive to pickup. Add to that that the MRD irons aren't my favorite either, and there's every reason for an optic (and a good one) to be necessary on such a capable pistol. Just my $.02

Huh? Dude, please do us all a favor and stay off the interzones. You've been fed a little too much of that Biden 💩.

Growing pains, I guess. Mine had a faulty extractor after just a few rounds. Definitely not full proof yet.

@@EchoDelta2A should never happen on a $2500 firearm

11.9" and 3.75lbs on the TP9N and 14.66" and 6.75lbs on the APC9K. Personally, I like the additional weight on the APC, along with the build quality. Makes it a flatter shooter. The TP9 is a design that was originally owned by Steyr and bought out by B&T to try to resurrect it. There's a reason the military adopted the APC9K though. It's a tac driver and built to withstand punishment.

Streamlight TLR-VIR II

@@EchoDelta2A much appreciated

It's based on a Saiga-12