Regular Guy Training LLC

This video introduces the Rare Breed 15C3 Two-Stage FRT trigger, a significant upgrade for AR-15 platforms. Instructor Chris from Regular Guy Training highlights its two-stage pull, which offers precision for semi-automatic fire and transitions seamlessly to rapid cycling. The review emphasizes the trigger's reliability, ease of installation, and its ability to enhance the performance of various AR-15 configurations, including compatibility with different uppers like the BRN4.

This review details the failure of the Osight XR red dot sight after 11,000 rounds, primarily due to overheating during high-volume shooting in warm conditions. The optic displayed slow response times and eventually shut off, displaying an undocumented seven-blink red light error code before becoming completely unresponsive. The reviewer highlights the optic's limited operating temperature range (32-113°F) as a critical design flaw for duty or high-volume training applications, contrasting it with more robust optics like the Aimpoint T2.

The Gen 6 Glock 17 is presented as a significant advancement, potentially setting a new standard for future Glock generations. The reviewer highlights improvements in the optic mounting system, emphasizing its ability to hold zero under stress, a common issue with previous models. For existing Glock owners, the Gen 6 is suggested as a worthwhile upgrade, potentially even replacing a fleet of older models for better overall performance and value.

This video demonstrates the installation and functionality of the Rare Breed RD3 Ambi trigger kit for MP5-style firearms. The presenter highlights that while the kit is generally a drop-in component, some MP5 clones, like the PTR semi-auto model, may require minor grip module modifications for ambi compatibility. The RD3 is praised for its smooth semi-auto trigger pull, reliability over 6,000 rounds, and its role in making PCCs and sub guns more relevant for modern self-defense applications.

The video discusses the evolution of Glock generations, highlighting the Gen 4 as a potential misstep and the Gen 5 as an addition of features. The speaker asserts that the Gen 6 Glock, by incorporating successful elements from previous iterations and a functional optics mounting system, represents the best out-of-the-box Glock ever produced. This is based on the observation that even customized Gen 5 models may not surpass a stock Gen 6 in overall performance.

The Gen 6 Glock 17 is evaluated against the RXM, with the $200 price difference justified by the inclusion of three functional magazines and an improved frame and trigger shoe. The reviewer notes that the Gen 6 Glock appears to incorporate user feedback from previous generations.

The Gen 6 Glock 17 is reviewed, with a focus on its out-of-the-box optic mounting system. While the plastic sights are noted as a drawback, the firearm is considered superior to many aftermarket-modified Glocks due to its integrated system. The reviewer suggests that replacing sights is a minor upgrade compared to previous Glock generations.

The Gen 6 Glock 17 is hailed as the best factory iteration of Glock to date, featuring significant improvements in frame dimensions, grip texture, and trigger shoe. While not enough to switch the reviewer from a customized Beretta 92, it's noted that this Glock requires no immediate modifications out of the box for general use. For competitive shooters, minor upgrades like a brass plug and lightened striker spring might be considered.

This review of the Gen 6 Glock 17 highlights its reliability over 6,000 rounds, with only three stoppages, two of which were user-induced. The optics mounting system, featuring a Holosun 507 Comp, remained stable with no zero wandering or shifting. The pistol performed well despite using underpowered MagTech 115 grain ammunition, which is below the NATO spec 124 grain it's designed for.

This video details a 6,000-round reliability test of a Gen 6 Glock 17, documenting a total of five stoppages. The presenter, with an implied understanding of firearm mechanics and testing protocols, categorizes these as 'legit stoppages' despite some being influenced by user manipulation or minor issues. The analysis provides insights into potential failure points and the firearm's overall performance under sustained use.

This comprehensive 6,000-round review of the PTR 9CT pistol caliber carbine by Regular Guy Training LLC provides an in-depth analysis of its performance, reliability, and potential modifications. The review highlights significant issues with the stock handguard and trigger pack, recommending immediate replacements for optimal functionality and safety. It details the necessary part swaps, including an HK extractor spring and ejector, to resolve a 7% stoppage rate experienced during the initial break-in period. The video also covers the effectiveness of KCI magazines and the benefits of a collapsing brace for a compact PDW configuration, offering practical insights for owners and prospective buyers.

This video details common pistol stoppages encountered with a Gen 6 Glock 17, focusing on failures to eject and extract. The instructor emphasizes that many stoppages, particularly failures to eject, can be self-induced through improper shooting technique, such as inconsistent grip or thumb placement during one-handed shooting. A stuck case failure to extract is also discussed as a legitimate stoppage that can occur and is demonstrated with a simple clearance method.