BEST BUDGET AR12

Hahahaha omg probably the best gun review I have ever seen

"...nobody in their right mind is trying to sit around for half an hour and watch a old guy just shoot a gun and talk about it." [Laughs in hickok45]

I like the honesty here. I expected a reliable gun. It wasn't. You still left the jams in. You left us not being able to see you load the first mag. This is great content. No bs here👍

Have some fun in America, doing America stuff. Love that!

Is this what Joe Biden meant when he said buy a shotgun?

I have one very similar. Runs everything perfect. I put one in the chamber and 4 in the mag and it never fails. I had the same problem with the Winchester stuff as well. Federal never fails. Great Video. Love how you show it just the way it is . No edited bullcrap. Just the straight poop. Keep em coming.

One thing i've learnt is you need to break in a semi-auto shotgun using a box of 3" cartridges. Afterwards, they tend to run fine but you need to keep the gas ports clean. Great video.

It's crazy that you don't have more subscribers You definitely should and deserve it cuz you put great content out there thanks for the videos

I believe this is the best review I have ever seen. It's raw, uncut, and real. The jamming problem we all seen in the video might be because he was shooting 2 3/4 and not 3 inch shells. My semiautomatic shotgun has never jammed using 3-in but it tends to not cycle properly when I shoot 2 3/4.

Take the mags apart and stretch The springs in the mags a little I have an ar-12 gauge shotgun and it did the same thing with jaming up before I stretched the springs out in the magazines

Excellent video brother!!!!!💪🏼🤙🏼 Make sure you make a few more like these. Very informative and straightforward. You da man!!!!!!!

Love the shirt brother, thanks for the video

Can't wait to see your ar12 in action, I have a Panzer AR-12 and a Panzer BP-12 and I love them both.

Good honest video. I have had a Saiga 12 for over a decade. Was not exactly a budget gun at around $800. Has been reliable with even the cheapest factory shells as long as the adjustable gas block is set right.

I been looking at them. I'm glad you did a review on it

I have been finding that many manufacturers have a design flaw for the loading process of low brass cheap rounds, aka much higher hitting loads such as double aught or slugs. After you the fired say 50-150 rounds though your new semiautomatic shotgun during the break in period. Each manufacturer will be different from yours to the BP-12. My BP-12 needed right at 64 high brass not cheap rounds before it would dump a drum mag of the cheap stuff without issue. No jams, stove pipes, or any other feeding issues during break in. Now please keep in mind, I did a full tear down and cleaning of the sg after the initial break in as I do with all of my fire arms. After cleaning and inspection, I reassembled it, reloaded all my magazines and went back to the woods. Was able to fire with a fully broken in and cleaned BP-12 291 rounds of low brass birdshot before I had any issues. Then the issues that began to develop were mostly due to gunk and grime buildup while firing that many rounds of cheap grade ammunition. Hence why us ammo nerds like the high brass, plus if my life or the life of a loved one depends on it. Then I’m not taking any chances with cheap ammunition. Awesome review, I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us about this sg and your experience with it was like. Might get one just to play with.

Skeet shootin right under the Powerline? Legendary 😂

I just bought a Radikal MKX3 12ga. I like the takedown how it's all on the barrel easy to get to clean. Like your Video I think having the gas ports and spring on the barrel will help it cycle better. Havn't shot it yet pulled the bolt back and let it set for a while. 👀 Also I liked the 24in barrel better. Should be better for squirrel hunting full choke. It's the longest AR12 barrel out there.

I loved the review! You handled it well!

Brilliant. Nice job! Gunna check out the 12, thanks.