Videos tagged with Acetone

This March 2021 QA episode from UN12 Magazine covers various firearms-related topics. The host, Dave, discusses the current difficult gun market and offers advice on purchasing smaller concealed carry handguns like the Taurus G3C, Glock 43X, or Sig P365, emphasizing the importance of reliability testing. He also addresses questions on shotgun modifications, including sling mount installation and stock repair for a Remington 870, recommending Nordic Components followers. The episode touches on cleaning hardened Loctite residue from receiver threads, inspecting muzzleloader chambers, building a compact 300 Blackout pistol, and comparing two-stage AR-15 triggers like the Geissele G2S and LaRue MBT. The host also mentions his current location in Ohio and his ongoing red dot handgun instructor class.

This guide details the extensive process of restoring a Kimber pistol that was submerged in saltwater for a week and then neglected for years. It outlines a multi-step cleaning regimen involving hot water, heat, soap, Coca-Cola, CLR, ATF, acetone, and kerosene, culminating in detail stripping and inspection. The video demonstrates that even severely damaged firearms can potentially be restored to a functional state, though a spring rebuild is often necessary.

This guide, presented by Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, details a method for removing deeply penetrated oil from vintage shotgun stocks, specifically demonstrated on a Remington Model 11. It involves disassembling the stock, applying a finish remover, and then using acetone for deep oil extraction, followed by a drying period. This technique is crucial for restoring the integrity and appearance of old wooden gunstocks.

This guide details the process of refinishing an AK-47 wood stock to achieve a custom color. It covers sanding techniques using specialized pads and steel wool, thorough cleaning with tack cloth, and meticulous taping of fitted areas. The tutorial explains how to apply wood stain for depth and then create a unique finish by mixing Rit Dye with acetone and clear polyurethane.

This guide details the process of stripping and bleaching an AK-47 wooden stock, as demonstrated by experienced instructor nsz85. It covers preparing an acetone bath for finish removal, using steel wool for scrubbing, and a bleach and water solution for lightening the wood. The video also touches on fitting the buttstock and understanding intentional gaps in firearm design.