This video details the installation of an Arise Manufacturing optic plate for a Glock Gen 6, emphasizing the importance of quality components and proper technique. Jordan from Arise Manufacturing explains the design philosophy behind their plates, focusing on durability and reliability over tens of thousands of rounds. The discussion highlights potential failure points with factory or lower-quality plates, such as screw loosening and material degradation near the ejection port, and contrasts them with Arise's premium solution.
This video addresses concerns about optic mounting screws loosening on the MAC 9 pistol after extensive use. The speaker reports over 3,000 rounds fired on a 4.25-inch model without experiencing screw issues, attributing this to the proper use of red Loctite during optic installation. While a slight wobble was observed after 3,000+ rounds, the speaker plans to replace the screws as a preventative measure.
This quick tip from Brownells demonstrates the technique of witness marking screws on firearms. By applying a visible line across a screw head and the component it's attached to, users can quickly ascertain if the screw has loosened. This method is particularly useful for critical components like optic mounts and accessory attachments, offering a visual confirmation for peace of mind during rigorous use or at the range.
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