How to save time and money with your AR-15

This video describes how to save time and money with your AR-15 with two products. First, a .22LR conversion kit and next, Fail Zero's coated Bolt, Carrier and Hammer.

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[Rocky1765]

what is with the annoying picture in picture thing going on? Did I hit a button or something I was not suppose to?

Thanks for the advice of Fail Zero. I will research it.

[jewishprepper1]

We tried to show the products at the same time as me talking by merging using two separate cameras. It was a test. Hopefully, I will get better at my technical skills, as the channel progresses.

[JimmyDisabledPrepper]

Have you tried Frog Lube? It does the same thing & may be cheaper...

[ThePNWRider]

JP1, how does the the coating work with the cheap Russian ammo? I find it very dirty even after 1 box. The odd coating with the steel cartridges leaves some residue also in the chamber. Any tips to remove? The steel ammo is all I can find these days and no luck on the .22 carrier group. I can't find it anyplace

BTW , I have old CB radios for comm. Cheap and fair range too.

Good channel I subscribed.

[BigO4185]

Good info, thank you

[7TRUMPETSPREPPER]

Excellent video.

[YokoWenis]

Take a look at your old BCG, now look at your Fail Zero BCG. Notice how the most rearward portions of metal are not the same size/volume? Bolt carriers have to be matched to your properly weighted buffer. If your current buffer has an "H" on the face, it's heavy and should be matched to an M16 bolt carrier which has more mass to push during cycling. When you use a lightened BCG, you should use a normal or lightweight BCG like your Fail Zero. I hope this helps

[Appalachian Freedom]

Great advice Sir!