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I flattened and clipped a .22 casing and wedged it between the hammer pin and frame to increase tension. Worked great. All you need is a wide flathead screwdriver and something to flatten the casing.

All these designs from very simple to something that is an engineers baby. Isnt there one that is the best, its all hot air going in one direction

That’s how those ppl died

Even if it wasn't upside down it could take as little as 16 pounds of force to fracture a skull. So even if everything went right it's still a decent chance of serious injury just from the launch. With it upside down or defective then like this shows it's almost certain death. Most recently Allen Ray McGrew just a few days ago died due to a very similar situation.

Was actually looking this up because someone recently died this year from what looks like could be a similar situation. Only takes an estimated 16 pounds of force to fracture a skull. I'd guess if there is noticeable damage to the watermelon you are talking about at least a skull fracture, and maybe also neck. Also this looks like one of the smaller mortars that you can buy, I'm pretty sure I've seen larger and also seen ones that are multi stage. You have to think about the fact that it's launching an object a hundred or more feet into the air in a fraction of a second. Multiply everything out and you get quite a bit of force on the skull and neck of the person. Maybe not instant death if the charge isn't upside down and is one of the smaller ones, but I can't imagine it not being a very high risk of serious injury.

Crazy people doing dumb shit for no real reason aside from clout smh

How much did you pay for the upgrades?

Just buy a ruger, no super glue or washers required.

I admire the effort to improve a mechanical system. I disapprove of the methods. A better method would be to remove the hammer and use a honing stone to achieve a really flat hammer face. The "washer" fix might suffice in an emergency but as a permanent solution, well, no. A better method would be to add a strain screw as is used in a Smith and Wesson revolver to increase tension of the main spring if a stronger spring is not available. If, indeed you MUST use a wedge to increase spring tension I would do it at the BOTTOM of the spring where movement is minimal or non existent. <wedge on the opposite side of the spring at the base, between frame and spring>.

the thumbnail photo make me cry because its about how expensive and so hard to legally get them 😢

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Hello, I know this is an old video, but did you use a resistor to drop the power/voltage for the slow speed switch? If you did, what resistor?

Sweet. Seams like a lot of gun for the money.

So far after 250 rounds, the major issue was the barrel unscrewing itself. Customer service was pretty much not there and I would have to pay for return shipping both ways to fix it. A little blue loctight and all is good. Would I buy another? Nope.

Great tips! Thank you so much for sharing!

I guess I got lucky with my rough rider ! It has never had a misfire after about 300rds . Mine came with plastic flag grips and I filled one full of lead shot, used a scale to get both half’s of the grips the same weight and poured epoxy over it to secure the lead shot and it is MUCH more balanced and way more comfortable. I absolutely love it now .

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Ok, this is a follow-up to a very old video. Since I made this, I actually made 3D printed version. Check the description for the link the updated video for the non 3D version and the 3D printed version as well

Says, How to make.. but you didn't show the how..

Merci pour cette très intéressante vidéo ... :Q)

excellent job!

I personally prefer to use a Tactical Pillow...

I wonder if you could 3D print one of these things....

hi. nice to see, but what about the noise, how manies decibels less with each model ? thanks for sharing 🤔🤔

1:17 I live almost walking distance from AAC's original location in Norcross, Georgia. They made the suppressor that killed Osama bin Laden, if I recall.

Also did you use a lathe to widen the boltface or how did you widen it, did you drill the hole in the barrel for the gas or did you buy a predrilled 9mm barrel?

How far forward is the gasblock? Do you use a standard AR BCG or a lighter Competition Boltcarrier? Whats the size of the gasport? Im very interested in building one my self.

I Used Three small washers! No More Misfires. Works Great! Love This Gun. Worked Good Before. Now works perfect!!! Yippeeeee Thank You! :)

Finally! The video I was looking for! Thanks! I noted the wear on the top edge of my hammer, and on the gun above the firing pin. And I'd read one other post on shimming the hammer spring, but didn't really understand how or where to put the shim. betcha a nickle this'll fix 'er

Does it hold zero ?

A lot of creativity goes into these. Kind of reminds me of the CO2 cars we made in 7th grade shop class. Just some fantastically wild designs. :)

I just made a new mod myself. I filed the recoil shield square. Some ammo was getting stuck after firing. A few others I've done are, remove the barrel and sand the frame square, and rotate the barrel so the front sight was aligned. I bought an all steel after market ejector. Still need to file a slot so that cresent handle sits flush with the barrel. The gun shoots great...

Okay, here it is, the Holy Grail of design ideas...wait for it....Tesla Valve! I see some designs where they are sorta' using the design, changed it as to not infringe on patents? Keep the can from exploding?

That’s for the tip. I just did mine with a washer. Next time I go out to make a range video, I’ll be testing it out and see how it shoots.

Suppressors come in different shapes and sizes.

Purchased the new Heritage Rough Rider 12 inch Buntline edition a week ago. Out of every 6 shots fired, only one or two would go off. Long story short, I tried the washer fix and it worked. Thank you so much...Bob

These exact two things caused light strikes on my heritage out of the box. Glad to see a video in this easy fix. Too many 'fix' videos involve tearing the whole thing apart rather than starting here..

The shim alone will just make the gun functional .

Yeah, ya left out the “why” of the washer so now I cant believe you.

What size washer did you use? I just got one of these and haven't tried it yet, but plan on trying it over the holiday weekend. Shall see if I need to do either of these mods.

Rump Riders are junk

I bought two rough riders and both had to be sent back because they only shot half the time. I bought it online and when I contacted them to send it in it was a nightmare as no one would help me since I didnt buy it local from them. horrible customer service . Not only did they charge me for the repair , I also had to pay my FFL when it came back. Buy a Ruger

Another thing I would do and have done is get some blue 242 threadlocker and thread lock the extractor screw

Where I live, the stores are smaller and handling a firearm before purchase is a luxury I haven't had in over 10 years. I justorder them, wait a ridiculous amount of time(not always) and take it home. Fortunately,I haven't found a gun that was so repulsive when it finally arrived that have not needed to refuse purchase. Obviously, I am not talking about consignment guns.

bro those silencers work amazing i couldn't hear a thing

3rd year with my rough rider, boo-kooo rounds down range ....NO ISSUES OF ANY KIND!

Ive already shot my rough rider 1100 times its cheap it feels like a fixer upper ive done alot of work on it for reliability lots of shaving finding the right ammo to stay clean (Remington thunderbolt) now i feel like i can shoot it forever without anything jamming i used to have to clean it after 80 shot now its smooth and shot 200 shots in a row without problems my trigger spring broke after 1000 shots i think it broke because i found an extra firing pin inside the gun and probably why it broke pretty crazy

I won't buy one. Not reliable. Not good enough to risk my life with. They are just a cheap plinker toy.

Someone must have worked on an R&D team for silencers?

What size washer do u need?