This comment needs to be on the top - thank you. Your comment has prevented me from throwing the the coupler against the wall as hard as I could.

Good looks bro

Good looking out

@@jeffd1337 can you explain what he said in dummy terms please

@@YAHAWAHs-LawKeepers if you look into the holes, you will see little nuts for it to screw into. So just push them back

You don't need to manipulate the dust cover. Just leave it open and keep your mags even (not staggered). It works fine

@@realeyesrealize388 nah

@@realeyesrealize388 Exactly

Do you think it matters for a cz bren 2?

There’s a nut on the inside on the other end, use a screw driver and a mallet to shove it in enough so when you set it up to put the screws back in, it will catch the nut and tighten

The screws are too short on mine. They don't even catch without any mags in between.

@@mormonbear4050use a screw driver and something to hammer the nuts inside of the coupler hole to get the nut closer for the screws to catch when you set it up

Exactly!

Easy fix, just load the right mag first, no reason why your dust cover would be closed in the time you shoot 1st mag till you quickly reload the 2nd. When they are leveled the rifle has the ability to balance and stand on its own in the pistol variant (which is neat, faster to pick up)

You mean chamber plate right? Lol

Just keep your dust cover open.

@@maxkulis721 yea, i want the level set up so can take a pic of weapon also

Grip, sling, flashlight, and red dot sight... all pretty essential things to have. I’d definitely rather have his rifle in a SHTF scenario than your bone stock poverty rifle lol.

@Dirt Dog Why are you asking me if I’m sure? 😂

@Dirt Dog There’s always one what?

I hadn’t even thought of downloading. I just assumed I couldn’t rely on this set up when rounds started riding forward on the spare. I’ll need to give that a try.

I never had it come off. Still on the handguard. The brand is Gear Sector. I like it because in the location it is in, I can bump the light with my thumb.

Erasho Simmons lol. Shut up.

Jeremy Markham huh?

I think he thought you were messing with him. If you pay attention to what the mag link attaches to, if you are using 30rd magazines, you can't there simply isn't enough real estate to do it. But if you bought the 40rd Gen 3 Magpul Mags, then yeah you could...but...then you'd be hoofing 120rds....and that'd be very heavy compared to 60 rounds.

Albi Manikas yes.

I did that but then there is concern about hitting and breaking the edges of the mag. Also concerns about setting it in the dirt and filling the mag.

@@Evilcartmancobra I was just being silly =P But, for what it's worth, I've never had issue running them that way. I've dropped the entire rifle in mud before, too, and it worked flawlessly. Wouldn't recommend it, though lol.

My Magpul Magazines don't do that, at least my Gen 3 ones. I mean they don't go in as easy as the BCG being held back, but it's not as hard as what he was dealing with.

All mags are notorious for not seating easily when the bolt forward. Not just Pmags

Shut the fuck up and mind your own damn business

When sliding a fully loaded mag in, the top round will slam against the bolt, normally the top round will ride high when loaded so that the bolt will catch and slide it into chamber. Always best to slide the bolt back into lock position, this allows for the mag to slide in without the closed bolt which will prevent it from locking into place- that's why you have to apply force, then simply release the bolt and loading the first round.

I have a DB15 and all my mags go flawlessly in and out 🤷🏼

If it doesn't just buy a longer bolt and nut from your local hardware store. Then it will hold any Pmag