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There are some companies that make 300blk specific mags, magpul, lancer and another that I can't think of. But yes, you can run standard magazines as well if you don't mind some small little quirks here and there. Gen 3 pmags worked great for me with no modifications needed if you can find some for cheap.

No, I hadn't but love those little details... wish more games would do stuff like that.

Dirt rally 2.0 :)

I have since lost contact with IMI defense, but their products felt super robust, I still have these items, and in regards to the video, yes, it is not something I'm proud of looking back. IMI Defense had a giant catalog of accessories they wanted me to try out, and they sent me everything. I got overwhelmed and had to figure out a way to present everything efficiently, time-wise. Their magazines are awesome quality, pistol prips very well thought out, stocks were very quality, up thier with magpul easy. Some of their other products like the front handguard rail and AK magazines I didn't get to test because I didn't have anything compatible, but they still felt very precisely made.

Lol

Cool deal! I'm glad my video could help out!!!

Thank you! I'm in the process of filming a new build right now! An acoustic thin body RG. ;)

@@marwana.h.6169 I'm not sure, I think you might need a 3rd party app for that. You can try downloading the app and seeing if it's an option. I believe it's free.

@DouglasThompson I am about to buy the guitar bur want to record and mix that's why I am asking before buying 😊

@marwana.h.6169 I'm really not positive, the only function I am sure of is the ability to play music out of the guitar built-in speaker. Please let me know if you find out.

You are correct...that was me and my fellow Colorado Chronies.

@johnnychason4472 check the date the video was made. :)

Same here, I love to watch what Douglas Thompson does. He's my favorite.

@@SleepyPantsSimRacing

Ya, luckily it was in a non-important area. I found the crack, it was the brace as I thought and it was right where the backplate met with the treble side brace.

@rexwells4552 Thank you, I'm going to make another one soon. I'll try and edit it down do it's more watchable. I know this one was long.

@univex-4185 yes indeed, it has been complete for a while. I am going to do an update video to describe all the mistakes and then do a short song with it mic'd up. It is a bit quieter than the guitalele I based the main shape from but it is also half as thick with a cutaway to boot so it's impressive that it's as loud as it is for it's size. I think I am going to build a larger guitar next. Or maybe I will try to make this same design I did but refine it with the things I learned. Not sure yet.

@@iamummlol it's rare bit it happened.

@iamummlol lol it's a classic. Easily one of the least comfortable.

Not in my experience, maybe if you run it at 100 percent for many hours? Not sure, I have heard a couple people ask me about that though.

@@richardthompson7611 coming soon, I'm going to do an update on this one since I made some mistakes that I want to share.

@@DouglasThompson 😁

Just 2 or 3 brackets and an extra peice of single or double channel extrusion mounted to the outside of the upright. Maybe 14 or so inches?

@@DouglasThompson Thank you for the quick response!

Lol

Gonna have to just hammer it out probably.

@@DouglasThompson i turn it with tweezersto the right place

Ya...really disappointed in this product.

You could also maybe slightly slot out your upper a bit more so the latch can engage more.

@@DouglasThompson that actually might work, I’ll give it a try and let you know how it goes!

Ya it's a really decent monitor for the price!

It's a lot of satisfaction, you have a video by chance?

@@DouglasThompson no video unfortunately. I did that close to 20years ago. Made an electric solid body. The futon was quarter sawn beech which I used for the neck.

@regiment6541 that's too bad, would have been hard to capture that back then though, I understand. Very cool though, you still have your creation?

@@DouglasThompson yeah I still have it. It looks a lot like a Gretsch Jupiter Thunderbird

@regiment6541 send me a Pic demureg@gmail.com

Rbr pro and rsf

Thank you much for the feedback! Glad I was able to help.

Thank you! It was a great learning experience, I made so many mistakes but in a good way lol. I have another build planned, maybe I will start it soon.

You're welcome!

Thank you so much! I finished it btw, it's all fretted up and I adjusted the string height. It sounds pretty good. Mostly fundamental tones but for a first time with free wood I'd say it was a success.

@skitownstreetcred ya, I miss it, but it's too expensive to fix for me...I'm thinking about parting it out, but I want the suspension, wheels, and some other various parts.

@skitownstreetcred thanks man, I'm playing it right now and planning my next build. I am still waiting for the reset of my frets to come in the mail. When I bought these frets I have on here, I was under the impression they would be uncut but I was wrong. Lol

@SIMRIG412 I get sent many prototypes, I have a prototype wheel from them right now that I should do a review on but I kinda promised myself I wouldn't simrace until September...I'm kinda torn because I really want to show off the item.

@@DouglasThompsoncould do a review with little ffb or none just for a review of a wheel. That why you don’t hurt yourself more

It's not the ffb, it's the quick corrections and the arm position for driving I have come to realize.

@@t32ting thanks testing!

Thank you dad!

@@DouglasThompson you're welcome!

Ya, I will do an update one I finish fretting it. :)

About a week I think

I had to buy all the specialty tools like the planer and chisels, I paid around 4 or 5 hundred for all the tools. I plan on building more after this so I figured it would be a good investment and might help keep me busy while trying to heal up.

@@DouglasThompson Heal up? I knew you had issues with your shoulder. What has happened?

​@knowyourjoe8826 both shoulders are messed up and simracing really irritated them to where they felt like fire everyday. Things are calming down. I'm taking time to hopefully fully recover so I can get back to racing. I'm planning for September to come back. I'm doing some exercises as well to try to make the pain go away. Fingers crossed.

@@DouglasThompson Thoughts and prayers for you to make a full and speedy recovery.

Ya man, it was an emotional roller coaster with those 3 blunders I did. Once I get the rest of the frets on Wednesday, I'll make another video about leveling the frets and polishing them. Maybe I'll write a proper song to demonstrate the guitar a bit better too.

@@knowyourjoe8826 amazon.com ;)

@@DouglasThompson Thanks.

​@@knowyourjoe8826I searched "machine planer" and found one that was part of the Amazon prime deals.

@@DouglasThompson NICE!

the build is so cool, I got wood in my pants

@@richardthompson7611 I think the fretboard is something different though.

@SleepyPantsSimRacing Thanks man...we should hag out sometime, I feel like we would get along really well based on your content and mine!

@tkdmp5698 thanks, my son bought it.

@@DouglasThompson I see you use it a lot See!! beacause of the eye hahah

@@tkdmp5698 lol

yes, the guitar is amazing quality and I'm sad I don't like it. it looks and plays amazing, just has zero value acoustically. I was misled mostly by the seller, I asked him if the guitar sounds good unplugged ad he told me yes, I asked if it was loud enough to record with a mic and he said yes. No fault of the instrument but there is almost no point in being hollow at all with the pickup type it uses, except for weight saving reasons.

i gave it away for a contest long ago but the person that has it still uses it. :)