W rizz

This is a feature. "Bump Fire" itself is something people will pay for.

They were pretty rude to people on Instagram asking about it.

@@hawkeyescorner2559 yeah I can’t control the attitude of the company just the info I give to you guys haha

We pride ourselves in customer service and customer feedback. I can assure you that no negative or rude comments came from us on any platform. We thank Micah for doing a great video. We did a 5000 round test after this video and had no part failures. Firearm is not going full auto. Bump firing is the only thing we could do to duplicate this. This is a very fast system that has never been done before. Our F/A runs around 1500 RPM. Using the same system from our semi autos. This was a simple case of miscommunication between us and Micah and the information was not given fast enough on this issue before video was released. We take full responsibility for that. We have stayed in contact with Micah and hope for some new videos in the future.

Nyet Charlie is fine

I'd subscribe to "Nyet Charlie."

You know Charlie is just a comedian on this channel, in real life he is a normal person watch the GThumb video on the shooting at the mall where the good guy took out the bad guy, Charlie doesn’t act as the fool in that one. Because Charlie is just messing around as a comedian and is not really a disabled person who has had one to many or not enough traumatic brain injuries to reset him to normal. I’ve had three TBM’s 1984 really screwed me up, I had memory loss and functional issues. 1999 I such badly bodily serious injury that I almost died and the years of suffering saver pain, rehabilitation and doctor perception pain meds really took a hard toll on me. Then in 2000 I got my third TBM and it actually strengthened my mental health and I quit all of the pain meds and I was thinking the most clearly since 1984. But I started remembering horrible events from my time in Afghanistan in June of 1981 to where I got with a USMC post traumatic stress disorder counselor and had to work with her to work out everything remaining huge chunks out of order at first, but I managed to piece it all together and I remember enough to tell the story of a new day. TBM’s and PTSD are very serious things that Charlie does not have, it is just an act of humor for our entertainment.

Down voting to get to 5 likes

@@bobo-cc1xwI’m doing my part.

Lmao

I mean i guess the proper thing here would be not to walk in front of a muzzle on a loaded firearm. 😂

@@marcusd3212 The guy lowered the gun down, with it pointed to his side, without looking. Right as Charlie walked up. both caught it in time though.

was looking for this comment lol

Geez, I wasn't expecting those likes. Anyway, both were paying attention at least. Charlie noticed and gave him the evil stare, the other dude stopped and looked over as well. And in the real world flagging happens sometimes. No-ones finger on trigger, in the end they were safe. Unless you have a defective gun, you gotta break 3-4 firearm rules to hurt yourself or someone else. That was probably the most minor safety "violation" I've seen on the youtubes. Go watch shorts for a while and you'll see legitimate concerns.

They just gave everyone 3 reminders as to why everyone should paint their guns

Man it seems like a smooth shooter. She’s a looker too

💯!!! Awesome troubleshooting right here! I originally thought before Micah said what (showlo?¿?) said that it was a stuck firing pin which in mechanical would make it like a open bolt system. We all know that firing suppressed adds so much carbon and crap inside of the internals. Fix could be as simple as changing the coating on the firing pin, opening up tolerances to allow for more room. Adding a strong spring for firing pin reset, or adding one in general if it doesn't have one. Adjusting lock up timing so firing pin isn't possible to be protruding out when sent home. I dont have one of these black jacks so im not 100% sure how the system works. But your troubleshooting is something that any owner can do before looking into all this! 👏👏👏 love it!

Depends if it's going "full auto" as they say or if it's going binary. The super duper light weight version of the alg trigger is known to do this if you ride the reset slowly, the hammer needs to jump off the disconnecter onto the trigger and in order to make the pull and reset short they make these surfaces have just barely enough engagement area and sometimes also due to variances in sheet metal ak receiver it can go binary.

Absolutely. I have PSA's AKV with the ALG trigger and, as @rodiculous9464 mentioned, this does happen from time to time. On my AKV, I do not think it is the trigger (or trigger placement) so much as it is one of two things: 1) @darrynbrown9211's #1 2) Too much wiggle room planned into the bolt carrier travel path. I think a lot of smaller companies and budget focused companies find success with allowing wiggle room for the operating parts. It may even allow the operation to get dirtier before failure; however, it also introduces random and unpredictable forces in the bolt carrier to fire control interface. (I'm going to exaggerate to paint a picture) If it starts bouncing around while cycling and happens to hit the disconnect with an upward or rearward force, it could be enough to reset the trigger (bounce back) or otherwise bypass the disconnect. For the Black Jack, it could one or more of these issues (including the others noted by @Darrynbrown9211) and could have more than one reasonable solution.

Curved gang here thank you Micah.

Open bolt machine gun at home

I would say he had a worn out sear on his gun, or a rounded trigger engagement surface. That'll do it pretty easily.

@@militantfascade9176 is that dangerous? or a cheap roundabout for full auto giggles?

@MegadethTillDeth It could be either one. If it is worn down enough to not catch properly, you might end up with a gun that just goes off on its own or won't stop until the magazine is empty or removed. Depending on the caliber, that can get super sketchy fast. .22LR would be easy to control, but a surprise .308 burst can get loose really fast. Edit to add - if you do it on purpose, the ATF would love to give you some prison time, too.

@militantfascade9176 Yeah that makes sense. I certainly wpuld be shelving an repairing my DMR platform if it starts sending bursts of 308 or 6.5 creed lmao. Yes of course, would never want to purposefully gain the ire of the wonderful, nice, federal agency. Appreciate the info

Hahahha

@@micahmayfield I need the fleece

That fleece is dope

@@T_D_B_ I stand by my comment..

Wrong that kit is actually wet asf

It's not just firearms. Guitars, video games, cars, phones, batteries, computers... it's pretty much anything made of more than one component wasn't tested at all before being released.

Testing is extremely expensive and can even be, to a certain degree, an inefficient use of resources. Almost everything new that comes out will have problems no matter how much money and time a company dumps into testing. Getting feedback from customers is quite literally the best way to see what exactly needs work and how the product can be improved from then on because instead of getting data from tests on specific scenarios, you're getting data on hundreds if not thousands of multiple random uncontrolled environments. Just like how a test at school can only show so much of what you know on a subject, doing controlled tests on products won't be able to reveal all of the problems that could occur out of their control. Remember that even the most reliable products that we have today went through multiple revisions *only after users reported problems with them* and even now there are still issues being found with them. Yelling at someone who doesn't know what they did wrong doesn't fix the problem, it will only discourage and make it harder for them to understand and be better. Now look, I'm not saying that companies shouldn't take measures to test their products more thoroughly because they know that their customers will inevitably do it for them, but you can only do so much to prepare against unforeseen odds. You are absolutely right in that many companies are knowingly putting out products that they know does not function properly most of the time, but this specific case seems like it might be a new defect they actually don't know about.

​​@@DeadBeatDexnice love letter to early access, i hope you win her heart

@@SanAntonioJoker See, with early access you KNOW you're getting a test version. Getting a gun from a company off the shelf and having to be a guinea pig is a very different situation.

well they have a patent applied for. . .

For that price I won't even consider it

Us: we want a delayed blowback PCC HK and clones: Hey, buddy! Us: too much money! Sholo: Hey, buddy! Us: may as well get an HK clone...

@cyrusfreeman9972 I'm not sold on that "detent" system Seems to be just a speed bump on the op rod. . . It does have a nice form factor

@@Jessersadler One of a thousand reasons to just get an MP5 or not bother.

Underrated comment 💯🤙

You missed the 400 plus likes.

Idk man I like it, the square handguard def looks weird though but they make an extended rail that makes it look less awkward. Been in the market for an akv for awhile I’ll prolly put a couple extra bucks away and hit one of these.

>Still gets full auto >Unhappy about full auto >Proven to be a woman.

it's bc the ATF is gay

Everyone says their suppressors are a waste of money because they don’t suppress well.

@@kfranklin308Full auto rated, stainless steel monocore. Heavy, only Canooter Valve has different end caps. If broke and you ain’t operating, it works. (You ain’t operating.)

@@AJohnSmith yhm r9 is same price and much better performance. I like them as a company but monocore sucks. Especially if it’s only 4” long. No one wants to waste a tax stamp on a crappy can.

​@@AJohnSmithOn the one hand you're not wrong. They're fine but nothing special. On the other hand, for only like $100-200 more you can get a YHM can, and they're objectively better. Idk man, if I'm already spending $200 on a tax stamp and waiting months for approval, then I'm just gonna spend the extra $100 too.

Yea they aren't very good lol​@@kfranklin308

Show Low knew about this issue with extraction long ago. They have an improved bolt with an extractor that works flawlessly. Apparently they reached out to Micah and said they will get him the part, they agreed, and then he ghosted them and made this video knowing the gun shoots like shit.

@@alexcarbery8189 , he uses to different assembly's from them in this video. Are you saying there was a third? Even if that was the case, it doesn't build confidence.

Unfortunately not what happened. I swapped my bolt and sent the gun back to show lo, had a zoom call with the owner, and simply relayed exactly what he told me to you guys as far as what their findings were. Ever since the video dropped they quickly changed their tune and are now saying that what they told me the issue was (sticking firing pin) is not an issue and is actually caused by the shooter simply bump firing. They could be 100% correct on that but they should have told me that when I sent the gun back for evaluation regarding issues. I don’t hold it against them I just wish they weren’t trying to paint me as being dishonest when I’m just telling my audience what they told me. So to your first statement - my gun got updated just a few weeks before the video released for a re film and part 2 with all the most recent and current fixes they have.

@@micahmayfield, we appreciate you, sir.

1,600 feels a bit steep.

@@BurnTheNuance it definitely is.

You may be the only one.

This

Been in the market for an akv for a while now, prolly just gonna put away a couple hundred extra bucks and get one of these

Um, no, he's right-handed..right??

As a lefty myself I never questioned it but yeah

Watching it again, it’s a lot of gas escaping in the trigger area. There’s a lot of back pressure and the can is forcing gas and trash back into the receivers.

Just searched up it seems Show Low has a KZfaq channel and their video 1 month ago shows the mechanism

@@jeremym2411 That's laughable; anyone with physical access to one (bought or rented) could weight the bolt in seconds and measure the spring rate in little more than that. I'm curious about the bolt weight because this smells a lot like magnet delayed blowback (which is to say, simple blowback with extra steps).

Costco flannel

I had this same thought while I was editing. And you’re 100% right. I think more so what I meant was thank goodness it uses readily available inexpensive magazines that work well. Probably a better verbiage

@@micahmayfield Wow thank you so much for responding, I really enjoy your new channel, I live in Washington and was bummed when you and Garand thumb left, but I totally get why you did, and am planning on leaving soon too. Anyway, thank you for the awesome content! You guys kickass!