This man is a master at his trade

Hah, I have some American Eagle 50gr and was wondering how they would fare. Definitely going to go through your 7.5" playlist now!

Love it 👍

How to polish it?

How about a 1911 with no pits, What grit would you start with to get a mirror shine?

Keep the music rockin

Outstanding! Well done, sir. I look forward to working together on a project.

how do you like the angled foregrip?

Hi only your face is showiñg extreemly But i like to see experiment about blackning sorry

Finally a detailed install video. Thank you

Good work man

This video is epic

Who is here after Trump got shot?

Who is here after Trump got shot?

Who is here after Trump got shot?

I came across this because I was bored and I had just watched a video about strange facts about assassination of presidents , any way if you watch the film of the shooting it appears he was shot from the front because of the way it blows out a big piece of his head out and I've never seen an exit wound bigger than the exit wound.

I think I know this voice from my SDI class!

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Great information Thank you

Um.. the reason all you ‘tards are having problems with your Glock 43x is because YOU think you know more than Gaston Glock does about his own invention. If I took my 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willys JLU and had it lifted WAY up and big-a$s mud tires on it, I can’t expect to do 85+ from Pittsburgh to Buffalo when I want to visit mom. It’s not going to work the same. The reason your all-steel mags aren’t working is because Gaston Glock designed them a certain way to function in his guns. The original Austrian military contract wanted Non-drop free mags because they don’t consider magazines a “field consumable”. Meanwhile, a few years later, the Americans got their first taste of Gaston’s genius but disliked the freedom of a “drop free mag” that was the “American style”. Just like John Rambo in the movies. Your shooting hand thumb hits the release and your mag assumes free fall from the mag well. So, Gaston redesigned his G17 mags for the larger American market with a steel sleeve inside the mag that keeps the magazines polymer sides from bulging when you top off your magazines. This ALSO was preventing the “drop-free” ability. When he changed to “lined magazines” that dropped out like John Wayne’s Colt 1911, American shooters rejoiced! But there’s still a bit of flex in the mags. So, because YOU suck at hitting your target and need 1.5x the standard capacity of a SUBCOMPACT CLASS HANDGUN with a maximum capacity (in MANY states) of 10 rounds or less, you’re going to be “Jojo the Gun Plumber” and “FIX” something that’s not BROKEN, that’s YOUR doggone bad luck. But don’t come out of your a$s with stupid claims that Gaston Glock “effed up” when designing the G43X. I’m a factory trained LE Glock Armorer, fmr instructor for a rather famous max prison in western NY state, fmr state parole officer, and Glock SUPERFAN. The 43x is built for smaller hands. Men of slight stature. Women who aren’t used to carrying a Colt 1911 Gold Cup in their g-strings. Etc. Hell, I bought one for my daughter who recently turned 21. It’s small. It’s light. It’s concealable. And the “X-factor” is the extension on the grip to give you a place to get your pinky finger wrapped around the grip. Not UNDER it, like MOST subcompacts. If you’re shooting for sh!t and don’t even get a whiff, you just plain SUCK. More practice. If your ammo isn’t enough with 10 freakin’ primo defensive rounds to stop your (highly likely) 1 or 2 assailants, your shooting sucks and your ammo is cheap as 💩. I’m 6’3”, 350, and my mere presence is enough to stop or even prevent fights in prison. But I’m extremely comfortable in the summer with a T-shirt, cargo shorts, and my G42 (.380 auto) with a baseplate mod for my masks to give me that pinky spot tucked into my string side back pocket. Backup mag in the other back pocket. Looks like a lumpy wallet. And loaded with Hornady Critical Defense ammo, I have no fear of being outgunned in an “average incident”. The Critical Defense line will about match the next caliber up in any other hollow point. Silvertips. Hydrashoks. Whatever you want to test them against. Go search for the results. I only carry Hornady CD’s. If you’re needing 17-rounds for what was intended to be a Single-stack 9mm a max of 10, I suggest moving to a safer location or looking into a G21 with 13+1 .45acp rounds at the ready. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ If you’re starting your “rabid militia group”, you’re gonna need a bigger boat. The G43X is a GREAT little gun that I know will serve my daughter well for decades to come. No issues. She’s been shooting since age 4. I wouldn’t want to get in a gunfight with her. She’s pretty much infantry and le trained. 🤣😉🖕🏻❤ “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!”

Damn how much did you need to polish that frame 😅

Ive got an 11.5 just got 200 of these. Aac. I think itll do well

Perfection, Looks like will be around at least 100 more years, I the right hands. Great work. Great Video..

Thank you sir for your time and the video I learned a lot from you. You have a special gift for sure

Great father son moment great job awesome father!!!

What a great video ! ! I'm going to contact you soon. I have several guns in various stages of restoration that I would like to have you nickel.

Cbs are light charge 22 shorts, try a real 22 short

With the oxynate 7, are you using standard tap water, filtered water, or distilled water?

Also it’s a major tooling investment for sure with all those choke versions available. Your dedication shows.

Do you promote a lite rotary bore polish with say scotch brite especially at the choke transition with a choke in place ? Your dedication to your work is the best.

Great video Scott, I sure do enjoy watching you work.

This was unbelievably impressive.

great work Scotty. You answered a lot of my finishing questions, very thorough!

Absolutely outstanding. Sincerely appreciate you sharing your knowledge sir. I had no idea of the complexity and precautions that needed to be taken for this procedure and you did such an amazing job providing insights, advice, and personal experience throughout the entire process. Respect brother!

Why doesn't he ever say how far he's shooting from?

Is a rimless shotgun cartridge viable as far as allowing a shotgun to have a larger magazine capacity? If it were an all metallic case would there be issues with extraction?

I really like this guy, but I have some serious concerns for the way he does Cerakote. 1. I would bet $100 that he did not paint that shotgun at one mil thickness. He goes over spots multiple times and he doesn’t even adjust fluid or pattern settings when switching between the main and the hard to reach areas. Also, judging by the cap, that might be a harbor freight paint gun. NIC industries recommends the Iwata LPH 80 and in my experience it goes on WAY thinner than anything else I’ve seen. Applying Cerakote at more than one mill thickness makes it risk chipping when impacted instead of just wearing. You aren’t supposed to be hitting spots over and over like he is doing and you are supposed to hold the gun at 45° angles on the strokes or you risk uneven coverage. Also, is that a dust mask?

What are things to look for and the best way to tell the difference between soft solder and silver solder on barrels or any other parts that are soldered on a gun? Thanks, Ken

Hey Scott , I have a Mini-14 series 182 . The bolt ejector is stuck , caused by rust , lack of my Dads cleaning for 30+ years . I have been soaking it in Kroil for a week and now can get it to move some . I would like to get the extractor out so I can fully disassemble and clean out the rust . Do you think I should continue on this path , or do you recommend a different approach . Thank you , love your videos .

How do I swap the mainspring out in my SIG SP2022?

Do you have an email address where I can send you a picture, because a picture is worth a thousand words.

Would be great if they would make a rimmed 9 millimeter for the same price would take care of the moon clips 🤔

This is the best stuff I have ever found for getting a deep blue like they used to do.

Obviously the shot came from the front per the video. So there is a conspiracy 100%

Tennessee trade schools should make you an offer of all the materials , shop , class rooms ect. for Gun Smithing Training ! Along with a very $$$$ compensation !

very knowledgeable, Thank you

Thanks for the video. Doing my recoil pad with a different adjustable jig from gray coil. There is risk for sure. You earn every penny you charge for doing these jobs. The thought of doing these for profit I would starve. Guess I'm to particular but except and enjoy the challenges . What is the best way to make a hole to access a pad adjuster? Tks

Old video. But jeez guys, it literally comes out from the top with a pair of pliers. Just grab the front sight post and pull to either side. Out it will come with practically no effort

Great Job and Expert Work … 10 Plus for Sure

Don't shoot your eye out!