Fifty million + AK users all over the world are doing a run on polishing equipment as we speak.

Soviet? Ok Specznaz used it just like Delta Force. It's not soviet it is Czech.

Where did you get that pinky extension?

I decided to try this for myself and im pretty happy with the outcome. Great video. Very educational 👍

Putting the sling swivels on the opposide sodes on folding stocks is so aggravating...

Need a little help here...I have tried both the guide spring and installed the rubber bumper...after 30 rounds I tried to remove the dust cover to see the internals, but no matter how much I press the rear button to try to removed the dust cover plate it would not move AT ALL! I had to do a tap with a hammer to loosen it up to push the guide spring assembly forward...Is this normal for this kind of setup...

I need help.. The pin lines up with one hole but will not on the other.

My p30l sights were an absolute pain in the ass to remove and install. I've done several pistols with both sight pusher tools and punches, and for some reason this rear sight was the toughest.

USP❤

I’m going to white out mine. Having trouble finding a few of the pieces though.

I recently purchased an AMT hardballer, I was surprised at all the negative reviews. Having been a police supply dealer in the 80's and 90's I was more than familiar with the brand and the handguns of the time. I kept reading references to how the firearm was designed to only fire hardball/FMJ. Sorry, so was every 1911 from Colt, etc. The hollow point ammunition was causing malfunctions in all 1911's, I know I sold many. The cure was what was called a fluff and buff. You polished the feed ramps and throat of the barrel. I would feed empty cases through the guns to check the functionality. This was also necessary in many," Wondernines," of the period. Which also had trouble feeding certain hollow point loads. I purchase the AMT for $350, Took it home, did the fluff and buff, installed a 16# chrome silicon recoil spring, completely cleaned the handgun and hit the range. Fed 3 different Defensive loads/hollow points, through the AMT, including 185, 200 and 230 grain, with no issues. Accuracy was excellent. I point shoot at close range, inside 7 yards and was shooting 4 or 5 rounds, loading 5 at a time in mags, in a 2"- 3"group without sights, showing the ergonomics and point ability of the 1911 are spot on. I noted the machine marks in the feed ramp and barrel throat before polishing them to a mirror shine but saw no issues with the slide or frame rails. The pistol had been fired enough that the rails were very smooth and no machining showing. The slide and frame fit had no rattles and the trigger pull was short and light, with no creep or grit, didn't gauge it but my finger gauge said approx. 5 pounds with a barely perceptible take up. The hammer seemed quite heavy to pull back, the 1911 shoots so well I don't know if I want to mess with the spring, I may though as arthritis in my right thumb is a factor. So far, the pistol seems to be a great buy and fully capable. The rubber wrap around grips are good and the fixed sights are dead on. I would love to put night sights on the gun, but the front sight is swaged in so I would have to drill it out and see if anyone sells an old school post night sight I could install. Otherwise, it's probably cheaper to buy a dovetailed slide from Brownells, etc. than to have this machined, I'll have to check. All in All, love the gun, first stainless 1911 made, a small part of 1911 history.

Doesn't this "hang up" get better over time so why dremel any thing?

If you could put the backstrap and decocker from the p30 with the grip front from the p2000 on a usp it'd be perfect

Appreciate your efforts but your video work is not so good: poor, moving lighting, blocked views via your hand(s) and your speech is much too fast. Goodluck!

BUTCHER !!!!! 😂

How's it shot?

Very nice work, and a great tutorial for folks like myself who want to pursue the same upgrade. Thank you, for posting the video.

I like mine but I definitely had to do a lot of handfitting to get it right. Main issues were that the BCG rubbed on the inside, the safety lever couldn't go all the way up, and the tightening mechanism wasn't able to fully cinch the dust cover against the rear trunnion. But hey, we AK guys don't mind a bit of hand-fitting, right?

Terrible!

AK trigger works on self polish... If you remove too much material, the trigger ll not reset, a face some problems with the firing pin, and maybe safety too.

I build my own AKs and I had this crazy idea for a build so I mirror polished the rails before spot welding them in for a smooth glide. Will be modifying and polishing the hammer to take it over the top, thanks for video! My favorite go to is 'The One' with the polished rails/feed ramp ... Damn, can't wait for my next day off to work on hammer.

A lot of ppl hate it? Who? I haven’t seen anyone who hates it.

Try not to laugh after things you say kamala

Does the Kadet Adapter fit the CZ75B?

Thank you for the CZ999 review! Interesting comment at 7:46 - can you elaborate on how you worked with the cloth on the inside? I’ve never used a polishing cloth on my weapons and I’m a bit afraid to mess things up. Did order a cape cod polishing cloth just now though :)

such small dainty hands

What buffer tube is that?

I have 1 and haven't shot it much. To be honest I wanted to love it, but.....The extended mag moves around a lot under my hand.Yes, I have big/ broad hands. Any suggestions? Thank you.

ALG Spring or Wollf XP spring

It should fit the HK45c if it fits the slant trigger fits the P30 and USP…

Will this help with Failure to feed?

Literally a metal working infant, an ak alien. The last person I would seek guidance from.

Just got an Arsenal and installed an ALG trigger and it’s doing this and this video popped up and literally showed me how to solve the problem I was worrying about lmfao. Thanks man!!

Half life doesn’t work that way, in 30 years they’d be 1/4th as bright as they were originally, not completely dark.

This is a sig made better.

Also metal is good and all but I prefer the Delrin charging blocks made by HBI aluminum rubbing on aluminum isn’t ideal. It’s not like steel rubbing on steel.. I’ve found aluminum even same alloy aluminum rubbing can wear pretty bad

Hit up global ordnance for rollers I hit them up just asking if they sold them they asked for my address and 4 days later I received a package with 3 of them in it . That was awhile ago so I’m not sure what would happen now but a year ago apparently they were giving them away ,..

Got this for my ddm4 V7 because waiting on a can, now decided to put in my mk18 with can so I wanted an h3 buffer instead of h2. I couldn’t see where geissele sells just the buffer. Later found that they will ship tungsten weight,so you’ll just have to take apart the buffer and switch steel with tungsten if you don’t wanna buy an extra spring.

Where did u get your buffer tube from?

Чел, просто настреляй пару тысяч пулек. И всё само собой притрется.

What if the hole is on the other side of the stock?

How did it turn out?

The nice thing about 1911s, is that they're dead accurate compared to polymer frane pistols. That said, I'd prefer to carry a reliable, polymer framed, double stack 9mm, as opposed to a pistol that might jam on me.

Any chance you would be able to add a kynshot buffer if you use adjustment screw in front of the buttstock lever?

If this gun had been released today it would still be considered revolutionary. It would also probably get a lot more traction in the market with social media and most people knowing how important an excellent trigger is for accuracy. I was able to get grab a new to me Gen 1 in excellent shape very recently.

Good video. One thing though...color temperature keeps changing between warm and cool.

2 H&K's are enough.The P30 in the video is obviously a P30 9mm cause it has a 17 shot capacity. play gun compared to H&K's P30.40 cal & H&K's USP std. .45 cal

I would probably just recommend going the magpul way I'm sure they have something that suites your needs

Great video thanks , i just bought one 2 days ago and going out back to dial it in . I see your lower is from ronoke , i didnt kniw there was a place in ronoke that made AR's ... i grew up in ft. Wayne and moved to MI a few years ago . Anyways thanks for all the info , ill let you know how it goes .

Will these fit a VSKA?