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Contents of this video Join The XDMAN, Mr. UnPewFessional Himself! as he upgrades his brand new 2024 Polaris Ranger Crew 1000 Pursuit Edition to make his ultimate hunting rig. Showing the step by step process of how to go about modifying a Polaris Ranger. On this episode we are upgrading the factory 3 position pulse bar to the 6 position pulse bar. watch as I do the complete switch in under 9 minutes. This is a super simple upgrade that anyone can do to get more functionality out of your Polaris Ranger. Tolls required 1. T-27 Torx 2. 10mm Socket 3. (tools to work the socket and Torx) Order the factory pulse bar from Amazon using our affiliate link here: https://amzn.to/3TFDDRd If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

Contents of this video The XDMAN, Mr. UnPewFessional Himself! takes a first look and give you a walkthrough of the new Rock River Arms Ascendant ATH All Terrain Hunter Rifle. A turnkey package from Rock River Arms aimed at the hunter. In my opinion this is in the same class as a designated marksman rifle since they fill a very similar role, in that you need an accurate long range rifle that is capable of dispatching multiple target as quickly as possible. Take a look at the article for the Ascendant ATH at https://gunsandgadgetsdaily.com/honest-review-rock-river-arms-ascendant-ath-ar-15/ We would like to thank both Rock River Arms & Gunprime for their help. 0:00 - Intro & the Basics 0:45 - GunPrime.com 1:27 - The Barrel 1:57 - Handguard 2:30 - Turnkey Package with Vortex Viper 4x16x44mm Scope 2:56 - Trigonometry 4:13 - My Complaints 6:55 - What Did I Add? 7:48 - Final Thoughts - What Ammo Did I Use? If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com

This was actually take two, First time shooting the Springfield Armory Prodigy. So it just makes sense to abuse it and see if she will work. Notice the slide is locked open. After 250 rounds All that fine stone dust, dirt, carbon and the factory gun oil turned into a nasty gritty tar like substance. -lease do not feel sorry for that pistol, I know someone who can fix it. Check out my article at www.xdman.com/prodigy and stay tuned for the full video. Follow the page and lets grow this audience. Comment your question down below.

This video is a quick technical tip on how to remove the newer style Sig back plates from the slide. The locking mechanism is now built into the Striker sleeve and if you did not know better you would think that you were breaking something.

This video explains the weird rattle in the XDS.

This was from an old DVD that Springfield Armory gave out to people Circa 2002-2003. The clip includes some of the original scientific torture testing that Packer Engineering performed on the XD.

I took a brand new Springfield Prodigy and threw it in the dirt and rocks with the slide open for effect. Not once, not twice but multiple takes, until the I was satisfied that the Prodigy was indeed a dirty girl. Then after a cleaning we went out to try to do the impossible. Where we able to do it? Can you convince a Staccato owner that a "cheap" 2011 is good? Were we able to bring him over to the dark side? Watch the video to find out. Take a look at my first look article on the Prodigy at www.xdman.com/prodigy We would like to thank our ammo sponsor www.twobirdsoutdoors.com. They have ammo in stock and ship fast, what more can you ask for.

This is the Ted talk of Springfield Armory Echelon pistol reviews. Practically 50 min of in-depth analysis with like 5 min of rock and roll at the end. There are plenty of videos with people shooting the Echelon. This video is for those that want a deep dive analysis of the Echelon. The light bearing optics mounted pistol holster PHLSTER Flood light https://www.phlsterholsters.com/owb The Safariland Pro-Fit GLS Holster 578-83-4111 https://amzn.to/3XMPaQo Contents of this video 0:00 - Intro 2:27 - Modular Pistol and COG 5:56 - Manual Safety? 6:34 - Sights 8:56 - Loaded Chamber Indicator 11:58 - Slide Grip Zone 12:14 - Extractor change 12:55 - Optics Cut VIS system 15:51 - Magazine Release 17:41 - Grip texture 18:32 - Backstrap ID how to remove and install "finger your frame" 19:42 - Frame ID what size do you have? 19:50 - Slide Stop complaint 21:21 - COG removal not as easy as it looks 23:05 - Guide Rod assembly 24:37 - Trigger Feel 25:17 - No Grip Safety? How safe is the Echelon? 27:55 - Trigger Mechanics & Reset 30:00 - Magazines 32:58 - Holsters 35:25 - Shoot-ability & my problem - how to solve 37:25 - Who is the Echelon for? 40:00 - My Thoughts 45:45 - Actually shooting the Echelon - Song: Hell Yeah by Ride Free If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

Quick Armorer’s tips on how to install and remove a magwell on a 2011 style pistol like the Springfield Armory Prodigy or Staccato. We show two different methods for installation and removal. The preferred method is to utilize the factory short mainspring housing pin as a slave pin to hold everything together. The second method we will show you how to completely remove the mainspring housing pin. You would do this if you were taking the pistol completely apart. You will need these parts Magwell The Dawson Precision Gen 2 2011 magwell includes the proper pin. https://dawsonprecision.com/magwell-for-staccato-gen-2-grips-tactical-advantage-by-dawson-precision Mainspring Housing Pin/Magwell Pin (long) You will need a pin if your magwell does not include one. Stainless Steel https://dawsonprecision.com/magwell-pin-for-sti-sv-hicap-stainless-steel-by-sti-staccato Blued https://dawsonprecision.com/mainspring-housing-pin-for-sti-staccato-2011-blued-stainless-steel-by-sti-staccato Tools 1. Small craft ball peen hammer 2. Punch 3. Rubber mallet 4. Something to lift the frame off the work surface like an armorers puck or roll of tape. Contents of this video 0:00 - Intro 0:25 - Note on magwell compatibility 0:46 - Tight fit warning 1:02 Preferred Install Method (leave factory pin in place) 2:05 Preferred Removal Method (use factory short pin to hold everything together) 3:45 Alternate Removal Method (use to completely disassemble pistol) 5:33 Alternate Install Method (used when pistol was completely disassembled) 8:07 Final Thoughts If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

From start to finish: Part 1 of the XDMAN's Springfield Armory 2020 Rimfire Project Build. In this episode I will show you how to make an adjustable cheekrest. This how to, can be used for any bolt action rifle and can be made for around 10.00 or less in supplies and in one afternoon. Watch and see how easy it really is to customize your rifle. Shopping List 1. A small sheet of kydex 8x10 inches or less 2. Two 1/4-20 Connector Bolt and Nut 3. Four 1inch washers to fit the bolt and nuts. Contents of this video 0:00 - Intro 1:12 - What things you will need to complete the project 2:50 - Disassemble the stock 3:00 - Making a cheekrest template 6:19 - Test fitting the template 7:09 - Measure once, measure twice and then measure a third time for your holes 7:47 - Drill baby drill! AKA the point of no return 8:38 - Mock up your hardware and adjust 8:50 - Transfer your holes to the template 10:00 - Use your template to mark the Kydex, cut it out and clean it up 11:26 - Mold the Kydex on the stock 12:22 - We have a working mock up 12:40 - Final thoughts and testing it out If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

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A quick tech tip on helping you disassemble and reassemble your Springfield Armory Echelon pistol frame. How to remove the Central Operating Group COG "trigger group" from the Grip Module. Contents of this video 0:00 - Intro & Field Strip 0:54 - Disassembly Lever removal 1:25 - Important helpful tip 2:00 - Central Operations Group removal 3:13 - Central Operations Group reinstall 4:20 - Important helpful tip: COG not fully installed? 5:42 - Disassembly Lever reinstall 8:52 - Functions test 9:43 - Nip slip....you nasty if you skip to this If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

Quick Armorer's tips on how to disassemble and reassemble the Springfield Armory Echelon pistol magazine release. If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

Quick Armorer's tips on how to disassemble and reassemble the Springfield Armory Echelon back straps with ease. It only takes seconds to switch out the back straps if you finger your frame. If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

Quick Armorer’s tip: what to do if you can’t insert your bolt into your Springfield Armory 2020 22lr rifle. If your bolt handle is out of alignment, wobbly & droopy we will show you how to fix it without having to contact customer service. In this simple fix I show you three different methods on how to re-cock your bolt handle so it can be inserted into the receiver. Tips two and three are especially helpful if you have hand strength issues like arthritis. It is easy to accidentally misalign the bolt handle on most bolt action bolts outside of the receiver. The Springfield Armory 2020 22lr seems especially easy to misalign. In fact my personal 2020 22lr came out of the shippment box knocked out of alignment. At first the bolt was stubborn and I could not turn it with my bare hands. After shooting it some things loosened up and I am able to rotate the bolt handle without tools. A warning this information can be used for most bolt action bolts, but centerfire bolts, can rarely be turned back into alignment without tools. Tools 1. Zip Tie 2. Shoelace or 550 cord 3. The will to learn Contents of this video 0:00 - Intro 0:24 - Normal bolt removal & installation with demo of error 1:48 - How to identify the proper and improper bolt handle position 3:00 - First method to align bolt handle - brute strength! (Can be impossible on a centerfire rifle) 4:30 - Using a zip tie as a ratchet or for leverage (works for a bunch of bolt actions) 6:00 - Using a shoelace or 550 cord for leverage (works for most bolt actions) 7:30 - Final Thoughts If the video was helpful, please share it and follow the channel well as our other social media https://xdman.com https://facebook.com/therealxdman https://twitter.com/therealxdman https://instagram.com/therealxdman

No there really isn't a 35 round Echelon magazine. But I did a little experimenting with a factory Springfield Armory 35 round XDM magazine and was able to get it to work! We had one no strike while using the full steel Yankee Hill R9 Suppressor. Looking at the video afterwards I think my hunch was right. Combined with the subsonic Remington ammo the slide was slowed down enough by the heavy suppressors weight on the end of the barrel. Switching to a lighter weight Aluminum can and the pistol seemed to like that better with the slide not dragging as much. This is my second Echelon and the first shots out of this pistol. What a test to see if I could make an experimental magazine work.

Meme - apparently the XDMAN is just s swifty at heart.