300BlkTalk

I have been successfully running a POF gas block. It can be adjusted with a flat head screwdriver or the tool they include to adjust it from the side.
Positive clicks and reliable so far with no gas leaking.

SilencerCo is releasing a 45k silencer that appears to be quieter than the 9k. It looks like it is rated for 300 Blackout supers and subs. I like that SilencerCo is now making silencers with tubeless designs like Sig Sauer. It removes my only complaint I have had about SilencerCo silencers. https://...

I don't need the off camera mics to record separate audio tracks apart from the video. I will look into Senheiser. I own a few of their ear buds and head phones and mic for video conferences. I am looking for parts that work out of the box and not needing a do it yourself fix. It's why I looked at R...

I am venturing into an Audio and lighting set up for outdoor shooting videos and for indoor studio product reviews for a local industry manufacturer. I have 12 years experience shooting with DSLR cameras. Including a mostly manual DSLR. I am needing to buy a lot of equipment and I am looking for opi...

Looks good.
You still will need to tap it with a mallet or Gunsmithing hammer.

Geiselle includes that tool and a slave pin in the High Speed adjustable trigger line. It makes it a great value if you don't have many specific tools.

There is a left or right option

Hardcase, It might be easier to use a tool such as Geissele's to push the trigger and hammer pin through. Otherwise a punch and mallet. A slave pin has been in common use for over 50 years for trigger pins. Slave pins have chamfered edges so that they move smoothly through the holes in the trigger a...

All 4 of this spammer's posts are advertising criminal products, not legal to use according to the FCC.

That being said, all of the posts from this individual are in different places on this site all for the same products. Hopefully No one will fall for this Chinese garbage

They are making a killing on 10 seconds worth of spray Cerakote.

Welcome to the forum! You didn't mention use of a silencer, so I would reccomend the VG6 Precision 300blkgamma. They are owned by Aero Precision. It is an extremely effective muzzle brake. It reduces recoil and muzzle rise to keep your barrel flat as you shoot. It is also inexpensive, lightweight, a...