Mine has been pretty damn reliable so far. Gotta make sure it isn’t a light load, the 7/8 ounce loads don’t seem like a good idea at any velocity. Sadly, my front sight broke when I tried to take it off mine lol I hope the warranty works Way too much heavy thread locker on this thing.

Brother..I appreciate the effort, but.....trying to record and trying to hear you on a live range is like hearing a pin drop on a runway during a jets take off. I thought I would be nice this time. What were you thinking ??

Winchester is to look a load and junk ammo

Nah just find a mossy 930 security/spx/jm pro under $750 used or $350 used 88/500 over a new 🔫🦃 any day 😂

why would it run that trash? follow the directions. Get an M2 or mac2 if you want low brass

Geez, where were you when I learned to shoot?? There is nothing like hearing an uncle say: go get me a beer and you can shoot my gun" Me: hands over a cold can of beer. Uncle: hands me a 12ga with goose loads.😮😅

I only have about 40 rounds through mine. Same model wood. Did you find any parts? Could do an install vid

Bello sport non sudare tanto che poi dimagrisci 😂😂😂😂😂

safety check!! :)

Looks like same tripod that chris from 740 has

Stop playing with that sling 😂

Gettin better! 😂😂

Best asmr...

Wouldn't be surprised if that white box jammed in a $2000 Benelli.

I been using p Mags, seems good

MY favorite magazines???? Why of course they are anything that someone else has loaded.😅

You commented in a short u have 2,500 rounds through it. For a turkish shotgun, thats amazing. James from tfb hasn't been able to find a turkey gun to last 400 rounds. Ill have to let him know about this one.

Thats a sign of old age 😂

Been there, done that...hate when it happens.

I launched a mag spring and parts off the bench, into the range grass this weekend. Found all the parts too. 5.7 sideways stack rounds jam in the magazine if loaded backwards.😅

arthritis sucks

Trying the tripod.😅

High brass to break it in I have the same one after the break in 👍🏻

Hello @Bending!!😊😊

I used a poly cutting board, drilled holes and added arca on it and applied 3m grip tape on top, great hasty tac table. I could drill holes and apply whatever if need be, but wanted a flat grippy table on tripod for basic bag work and various things.

That range looks like Cedar Creek Precision outside of Hopkinsville.

Awesome seeing you put out stuff again!

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Damn that's only 4 feet high?

So .... Either that tripod extends to 7' tall or....😅

That is super awesome!

Strange.... I was expecting a plate of freshly grated cheese for some reason. 😅

How did you get into long range shooting and what was your first set up? I'd be interested to find out, bc long range shooting seems to be a bit more difficult to get into when you're starting out.

I like the look of that Shotgun.

I have to agree with you....

Light and sturdy. Good stuff.👍

Wrong sized shells??

Low brass runs like shit in nearly all semi autos.

What's the FPS on that birdshot? Its recommended to only run 1350 FPS or higher ammo for the break-in period.

Just got one for $341 at Dahlonega Armory! Ordered Tuesday, delivered Thursday. Shipping +ffl fee brought me to $374 💪🏽 Seems solid, cant wait to shoot it.

Not looking good for Winchester.

I got Hatfield sas 12ga only run 3inch mag 4shot or high brass 5 or 6 shot . Never put low brass in my yet. I say oil it and clean might have adjusted the gas sleve in it also for light field loads.

Nice to see options like this. 👍 Thanks

Seeing these going in the $350 range now brings me to KZfaq to see how they do.......looks good 👍

I built a Wilson Combat rifle as well. You are right. About the handguard barrel nut. It was an odd size. But I had a barrel nut wrench that was close. Used a small piece of brass as a shim. The only thing that isn’t Wilson combat is the barrel, gas block and gas tube. I want a standard rifle length gas system.

Wilson combat rifles I don't even think about. Bcm,DD, spikes, lmt are all better options than a rifle from a 1911 manufacturer

noveske has an intermediate gas tube that works very well

I reverse build. Many of Omni ATIs I got running n sold. Sorry to hear your pain, that sucks. I stay away from Bear Creek too...

I love my gerber stuff

They say on their website exactly what size wrench to use. On their website it says "Crowsfoot wrench 1-3/16" x 3/8" thick". That IS customer service. They made a barrel nut that accepts a common size of commercial crowsfoot. I do not own a single Wilson combat product but your whole issue with this was that you didn't read the description on their website for this product and if you had you'd know this doesn't use a dumb armorers wrench but just a common open ended crowsfoot wrench that is available anywhere tools are sold. Geissele also does not include a barrel nut wrench. A lot of manufacturers don't. There is a reason. It's because dealers very commonly buy parts and especially handguards and then assemble them in their shops and sell them as assembled uppers. If they include a wrench with every single handguard those dealers end up with hundreds of wrenches they don't use. Instead, they explicitly state on their website that you will need a wrench and what size you will need. IMO, that's better than charging me $5 more for a wrench that I may already own. This is a very silly issue to have with a company and then at the end of the video you literally shill for one of the companies with the worst QC in the entire AR market? What are you smoking dude? They have a good reason for no QD slots too. BCM also doesn't include QD slots. Geissele does but they now have steel inserts. Geee, I wonder if that's a hint as to why most good AR manufacturers are moving away from machined QD slots? Perhaps its because the sling QD's rely on steel ball bearings and steel wears aluminum down? Plus the machined QD slots are in a set location that may or may not be where you want/need them. You spent $1500 on a nice rifle and you're complaining about a $5 wrench that they told you up front you would need to get. A wrench that you could get from Home Depot...you then went out of your way to use an armorers wrench which was the wrong tool for the barrel nut even though they told you to use a regular crescent wrench crowsfoot. Dude, have you ever worked on anything other than a few AR15s? Do you change your own motor oil? Cuz it sounds like you seriously lack common sense. I'm legitimately baffled by this video lmfao.