@@fredhinck9685 lol, 😆 🤣 something like that.

The Mark IV does have that wobble going on so in this video I show how to fix that: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hp-Eh8Jz0JzSd6c.htmlsi=d3_9py6jPtQQeCGc I also have the custom recoil rod and spring set in there as well and adjust the spring according to the ammo I shoot.

@garybloom3304 thanks for the tip brother. Those a very inexpensive so I think I will give them a try as well. That is something I didn't know, so I really appreciate you for leaving this comment.

That is a good thought, you can after round 2, as that is when people break for lunch during the competition. However, there is only a 3 minute prep period between rounds in which you are allowed to handle your gun. This is for the local competitions though, if it would be a larger competition they are not going to let you touch your gun minus the 3 minute prep period at all once the gun has been checked in. This is to prevent people from cheating.

If you watch the rest of the videos you can see what solved the problem. 6 parts in total. The custom Valquartsen extractor and recoil rod and spring kit are big improvements.

Thank you, I love all of you at Highsmith as well, and I will keep the videos coming. You guys do the same, you have some great ones yourself.

Eley Prime is a Aguila brand and it generally refers to the primers being used these days. So it's an Aguila bullet with an Eley primer is how I understand it.

Got it, thanks for the info I will give that a try.

The magazine finished it off for me, but yes, it does improve how the bullets feed, mostly by changing the angle at which they feed. I am not sure the polishing does anything more than give you a visual cue that the mag has been modified so you can see it more quickly vs an old one maybe, but yeah I polished the top of mine as well. Don't round those corners too much though, if you grind too much off instead of fixing the problem you cause the problem in reverse as the angle of the feed will be too steep.

@dogman_ yes, that is in one of the later videos. It changes the angle in which the bullets feed and ultimately finishes the fix to the jamming problem. The inner upper receiver and bolt still need polished as well though, otherwise you get gunpowder buildup on the bolt and inside the upper receiver which slows down the action and throws the timing off for the extractor to work efficiently. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNmHgsd01tO4ip8.htmlsi=UVFnl3KEBK1-FIcd

Lol! Well, at least you are practicing.

Agreed, and well put.

99% of all "accuracy" difference - just the trigger that costs maximum $200...

@@user-fi9jg7vh8g you may be correct, but as old fudds we are stuck with stock triggers ($200 is a fortune when you're on fixed income)...I do believe some firearms are just inherently more accurate than other as manufactured, but oddly there can be an old cheapo that shoots lights out just because it was charmed when made, and on very rare occasion an expensive built firearm will never be ultimately accurate...our collection is not amazing for accuracy, but the guns do go bang on demand, which will have to suffice for us...and, perversely, there IS something fun about hitting 4 inch targets at 100 yards only about a quarter of the time with a cheap gun, cheap scope, and cheap ammo...

@JohnPublic-dk7zd I hear you brother. Truth be told most guns are more accurate than the shooter. We just adjust the gun to make it accommodate us, and it allows us to control it with greater ease. Keep on shooting, cheep, or expensive the fun rating is the exact same. 😁

@@JohnPublic-dk7zd We're talking about pistols which we shoot from stand position hands only, no any support. Even very bad pistol will shoot from fixed stand groups maximum 2 inches at 50 yards. And that almost impossible to do without any support by 2 hands or one hand only. So, how critical is barrel accuracy? I'd say ~5% and even less, may be. But wrong trigger or bad habits can dissipate your group to 10 inches or more easily. No accuracy difference for 4" vs 6" inches barrels if use red dot, for example. so?

That version of the revolver you can not. The rail is used as part of the rear sites. So if you want to use iron sites the rear of the picatinny rail has the rear site built into it. However, they do make different versions of the gun and they do sell version that do not have the rail on it and just have the regular rear site. That sounds like it would be the way to go for you if you did like that particular revolver.

Precision Pistol, also know as Bullseye. You shoot one handed at 50 yard and 25 yard targets. It very challenging, and also very fun.

I am glad you liked it.

Your welcome.

The 2nd Amendment is protected on the Federal Level or least it should be since it is part of the constitution. Therefore no State or part of the US can overrule it. Supreme Court Judges and all other Federal Judges are appointed by the President of the United States and then confirmed by the Senate. So it is crucial that a President gets elected that will support the Second Amendment, especially now with everything that is going on in the world. It is really crazy out there and the media tries to sweep a lot of it under the rug. The other part of this is that some States even appoint Judges as well. Others elect them, so not all people get a say in which judges get elected in their own States.

I like the grip. Stock or aftermarket?

Your welcome, You will be stove pipe free in no time.

@@kyleMcBurnett - it is an aftermarket grip by Valquartsen, you can check it out here: volquartsen.com/departments/grips-for-ruger-mkiv/inventory_configurations/4290

Me too. My Canik came with the Mecanik red dot. I was not impressed with it. I will be replacing it as soon as I can.

In real like if you have not practiced your draw you might as well not carry your gun. This is for practice. Most situations in real life give you 0.7 seconds before the first shot is fired. Thus you better practice your draw and shoot from multiple directions.

@@BallistiXPro yea, but... You shouldn't really take your eye or concentration off center mass.. Grew up around guns, infantry 12 years in the 82nd, and still shoot, and I've never heard anything like this. Train like you fight, right? This is trying to reinvent the wheel.

@@mrtophat12 So if you were in the infantry you would know that the gun techniques they teach you today are not the same they tough 50 years ago. That is a fact. Center Mass, Heck yeah, this is just an easy way while at the range to find center mass. If you train like you fight then you would get kicked out of the range. I don't know about you, but your going to start with your gun in the holster correct? At the range you can't quick draw an then unload your clip, your out if you do that. The range is used for honing in your skills. If you practice for real life I've never seen a person with an "X" on them surrounded by circles so you can get on center mass easier. So based on what you said, no one should ever use a target with marking on them because that is not real life and a waste of time. So we should go by photos of people holding guns? That can be quite expensive. Pointing out flaws is easy and nothing is perfect but I made this video to help people and genuinely believe it will.

@@BallistiXPro yes, but why are you teaching people to pay attention to the fucking ceiling (of all places) instead of their targets/the environment under their feet? I'm VERY pro-better-paradigm when it comes to training, but this is silly

@@mrtophat12 - LOL! You are not listening to what I am saying. You use the wires as a direction to lead to the target then aim at the target. You will be on center quickly and easily. You won't be guessing. Never aim at the ceiling heck no.

In real life you on average have 0.7 seconds before the first shot is fired. My advice to anyone practicing for real life and not competition is to practice your draw. Otherwise leave your gun at home. I can create a video on doing a quick draw and hitting the target for a real life situation. The video I did is more for practicing at the range for competitions.

I am hearing it just fine. Did you hit the Speaker Icon? By default on KZfaq it has a "/" through it and it is off on shorts. So when you click it then the audio will play.

Now I can hear it ​@@BallistiXPro

@@User-mp5yq Awesome, if you like it please share it. Sharing it caring. Thank you for watching.

Lol! Thank you. Best of all it’s a pistol scope so you can see through it with your arms fully extended.

Thank you.

@johnnysinonvlogger - it should let anyone vote. Is it not letting you?

Look it up bro. Grain is something that you farm, grains is a unit of measure. But hey the guy who watches KZfaq is correct and the guy who actually reads and makes ammo is wrong.

@@BallistiXPro Grain, unit of weight equal to 0.065 gram Copied from Britannica

@@BallistiXPro Grain, unit of weight equal to 0.065 gram

@@user-wo5fk4dn9w dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/grain Yes and you are correct, however if you have more than 1 grain of weight it is what? Plural. Have you ever seen a 1 Grain bullet? LOL! I mean seriously. So you are saying there are 5 car, LOL! not 5 cars? Come on man stop trolling. Also see here the Ammo Manufacturers use terms in various ways, this one says "Grains", "GR" and "Grain" www.aguilaammo.com/products/22-subsonic-solid-point-long-rifle-subsonic-lead Look at the photo of the box. So yes, people that don't know anything about ammo, the people I help at the range get very confused when first learning to shoot.

@@BallistiXPro ok agree to disagree. I don't see a problem with either term. God bless man.

Now you're getting it. 😂

Thank you 😁