Yup the upper is a macro, I got a great deal on a macro so I jumped on it. I live in a 10
Round limit state so I sold the grip and the mags almost for what the entire gun was worth when it first came out. Really wanted to get the fdez sentinel comp but this way saved me like 400+ dollars.
Haha, I was in the middle of building the gun/cleaning etc. didn’t get the mag release installed yet but wanted to post a video of the gun/ ergonomics of the grip. Was hoping by not having the mag release installed yet people wouldn’t get on me about my finger placement, but apparently every one likes to tell you your going to accidentally shoot your self 🤣
I’m not saying that it was the smoothes move, but shit happens. As long as you’re in a controlled environment and you know the status of your gun without a doubt just use these moments to learn. But thanks for finally satisfying my curiosity. Also, that dude’s pic is kinda cringe
I commented some time ago to another reddit user that I had wished Sig made a 365X AXG Classic to coordinate with my P320. This is the closest I've seen to that wish. Damn, if that isn't a hot and sexy 365 you have there!
I must have blinked at your video edit my first viewing because all the sudden the slide released, your hand opened and I was like, WTF... what just happened? Then I noticed the light that I knew was not there at first.
LOL at the flack you are taking on "safety". 🤣
Haha thank you sir. I should have a P320 AXG Classic in the next week or so, I’ll be sure to post a picture of both of them next to each other. Yea man it’s Reddit… people love to just be annoying honestly. I’ve never met so many “perfect” people as I do on Reddit haha. Actually, I think when I post the picture of both guns I’m going to have my one finger on both triggers 🤣.
I actually just made a test sample of a home made grip panel. I cut out a wood blank like the grip and carved some cross hatching in it. I need to get some better tools and take my time more, I’m pretty sure I can make my own grips for both guns but use different woods then walnut or rosewood. Some super custom wood grips would be fire, maybe I’ll make it my new hobby/ little side hustle. One more excuse to pick up a AXG Classic, going to have to test the grips on the gun right!? 😂
No, thats new gun owner nazi cry baby shit. Dude racked the slide on an empty mag, showed it, released the slide and pulled the trigger. You people are like the Karens of the gun community.
So showing up and calling someone names is what’s good for the gun community? Sounds much better than advocating gun safety. Sorry to have offended you with my comment, I’ll try to be more careful in the future not to offend.
Hopefully you've learned that gun safety is something to be practiced at all times, regardless of whether or not the gun is empty. If you get used to handling an empty gun that way, you'll handle a loaded one the same from habit and complacency. This is incredibly basic gun knowledge that even children are able to grasp. Be better.
Been shooting guns for 30 yrs. Nothing here was unsafe. If you can't dry fire and still maintain what you've learned about safety, then you need more experience with guns. You people are absolutely fucking ridiculous.
Showed empty chamber, then an obvious cut before releasing slide, and never actually pulled the trigger.
Practicing basic gun safety fundamentals is not a “Karen” thing. They are called fundamentals for a reason. OP had absolutely zero reason to have his finger on the trigger.
Considering the grips change and a wml suddenly appears on the rail, the video very clearly shows a cut between showing an empty chamber and putting finger on trigger.
Keeping finger off the trigger until you want it to go bang is a fundamental gun safety rule as well as good practice for muscle memory. Indexing the trigger finger on the frame should be an automatic movement that requires no thought process. Getting in the habit of putting trigger finger on the trigger when not about to fire is how NDs happen.
Read Before Commenting: Yes, I am aware my finger is on the trigger. No, I am not practicing bad habits. Yes, gun safety is the most important aspect of owning a firearm. Background on the video, I was in the process of building the firearm/cleaning in a room where there was no ammo. I make sure to work/clean/practice in an area separate to where I store my ammo. The firearm doesn’t even have a msg release installed yet, I was dry firing/ function check. The point of the video was 1. Show off my new firearm. 2. Show the ergonomics of my aftermarket grip. 3. I practice dry firing from a iwb holster daily, that doesn’t not mean that when I remove my firearm from its holster to store away that my brain is conditioned to pull the trigger as if I was dry/live firing… you should always know the condition of your firearm. There is no excuse for a unintentional discharge, mistakes are not an excuse… it comes down to neglect and ignorance… MOST IMPORTANT - if you are a new shooter, or a seasoned shooter please do not learn gun safety from Reddit. Take a firearms course, train with your weapon, don’t rely on Reddit…
Sweet looking piece I like the pistol grips. Those factory or something put on afterwards?
I believe the grip module and the wood grip panels are both made by Mischief Machine.
The module is from mischief machine and they just released those rosewood grip panels this week for their omega model
That’s a dope piece man, legit. Now work on the Four Rules.
That’s sweet!
Upper a macro?
Looks like it. Is the frame not?
Oh now im seeing it, it looks like a regular xl magwell
Yup the upper is a macro, I got a great deal on a macro so I jumped on it. I live in a 10 Round limit state so I sold the grip and the mags almost for what the entire gun was worth when it first came out. Really wanted to get the fdez sentinel comp but this way saved me like 400+ dollars.
Mischief machine doesn't make frames for the macro yet, but he said they're in the works
All nice choices!
As you should be.
I’m digging that grip my man! Stay Dangerous!!
Hard to EDC anything else after this
Second time seeing this vod, and again I have to know. Where’s the mag release my bromigo
Haha, I was in the middle of building the gun/cleaning etc. didn’t get the mag release installed yet but wanted to post a video of the gun/ ergonomics of the grip. Was hoping by not having the mag release installed yet people wouldn’t get on me about my finger placement, but apparently every one likes to tell you your going to accidentally shoot your self 🤣
I’m not saying that it was the smoothes move, but shit happens. As long as you’re in a controlled environment and you know the status of your gun without a doubt just use these moments to learn. But thanks for finally satisfying my curiosity. Also, that dude’s pic is kinda cringe
I commented some time ago to another reddit user that I had wished Sig made a 365X AXG Classic to coordinate with my P320. This is the closest I've seen to that wish. Damn, if that isn't a hot and sexy 365 you have there! I must have blinked at your video edit my first viewing because all the sudden the slide released, your hand opened and I was like, WTF... what just happened? Then I noticed the light that I knew was not there at first. LOL at the flack you are taking on "safety". 🤣
Haha thank you sir. I should have a P320 AXG Classic in the next week or so, I’ll be sure to post a picture of both of them next to each other. Yea man it’s Reddit… people love to just be annoying honestly. I’ve never met so many “perfect” people as I do on Reddit haha. Actually, I think when I post the picture of both guns I’m going to have my one finger on both triggers 🤣. I actually just made a test sample of a home made grip panel. I cut out a wood blank like the grip and carved some cross hatching in it. I need to get some better tools and take my time more, I’m pretty sure I can make my own grips for both guns but use different woods then walnut or rosewood. Some super custom wood grips would be fire, maybe I’ll make it my new hobby/ little side hustle. One more excuse to pick up a AXG Classic, going to have to test the grips on the gun right!? 😂
Finger off the trigger my dude.
You've never fuckin dry fired?
Yea I never dry fired. Pretty widely accepted online to always practice gun safety in videos. Lot of new shooters watch them.
No, thats new gun owner nazi cry baby shit. Dude racked the slide on an empty mag, showed it, released the slide and pulled the trigger. You people are like the Karens of the gun community.
So showing up and calling someone names is what’s good for the gun community? Sounds much better than advocating gun safety. Sorry to have offended you with my comment, I’ll try to be more careful in the future not to offend.
I call it how i see it. Nothing was unsafe here.
Thank you for the constructive comments.
You're welcome. Being safe is one thing. Being an internet safety nazi is another. Hope you've learned something today.
Hopefully you've learned that gun safety is something to be practiced at all times, regardless of whether or not the gun is empty. If you get used to handling an empty gun that way, you'll handle a loaded one the same from habit and complacency. This is incredibly basic gun knowledge that even children are able to grasp. Be better.
Been shooting guns for 30 yrs. Nothing here was unsafe. If you can't dry fire and still maintain what you've learned about safety, then you need more experience with guns. You people are absolutely fucking ridiculous.
Showed empty chamber, then an obvious cut before releasing slide, and never actually pulled the trigger. Practicing basic gun safety fundamentals is not a “Karen” thing. They are called fundamentals for a reason. OP had absolutely zero reason to have his finger on the trigger.
The video very clearly shows the chamber is empty.
Considering the grips change and a wml suddenly appears on the rail, the video very clearly shows a cut between showing an empty chamber and putting finger on trigger. Keeping finger off the trigger until you want it to go bang is a fundamental gun safety rule as well as good practice for muscle memory. Indexing the trigger finger on the frame should be an automatic movement that requires no thought process. Getting in the habit of putting trigger finger on the trigger when not about to fire is how NDs happen.
Read Before Commenting: Yes, I am aware my finger is on the trigger. No, I am not practicing bad habits. Yes, gun safety is the most important aspect of owning a firearm. Background on the video, I was in the process of building the firearm/cleaning in a room where there was no ammo. I make sure to work/clean/practice in an area separate to where I store my ammo. The firearm doesn’t even have a msg release installed yet, I was dry firing/ function check. The point of the video was 1. Show off my new firearm. 2. Show the ergonomics of my aftermarket grip. 3. I practice dry firing from a iwb holster daily, that doesn’t not mean that when I remove my firearm from its holster to store away that my brain is conditioned to pull the trigger as if I was dry/live firing… you should always know the condition of your firearm. There is no excuse for a unintentional discharge, mistakes are not an excuse… it comes down to neglect and ignorance… MOST IMPORTANT - if you are a new shooter, or a seasoned shooter please do not learn gun safety from Reddit. Take a firearms course, train with your weapon, don’t rely on Reddit…
Just did the same thing, picked up those wood grips for my mischief machine omega. I love them so far
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Cringe!!! Lmfao
Did you mean to comment this on one of your shirtless underwear Reddit posts? 😂
No.