Videos tagged with Action Screws

This guide details the proper use of the Wheeler Engineering FAT Wrench for firearm assembly and maintenance, as demonstrated by Roy Huntington. It emphasizes the importance of using inch-pound torque specifications to prevent damage to firearm components. The guide covers setting the tool, understanding torque values for different parts like scope rings and action screws, and the significance of the audible click mechanism.

This guide details the installation of a barreled action into the Magpul Hunter Lite 700SA stock. It emphasizes proper seating of the recoil lug and specific torque values for the action screws. The video also covers replacing the inlet tray and adjusting the length of pull.

This guide details the use of the Real Avid Smart-Torq Fixed Limiter & X3 Driver Kit for precise screw tightening on firearms. The kit offers preset torque limiters to prevent overtightening, which is a common issue leading to stripped screws and damaged components. By using the appropriate bit and listening for the 'click,' users can ensure screws are tightened to the manufacturer's specifications, preserving the integrity of their firearm.

This guide details the process of changing the barrel, bolt head, and magazine box on the Gunwerks NEXUS rifle system to convert calibers. It emphasizes the use of specific tools like a torque wrench and anti-seize, and outlines the steps for disassembling and reassembling the action, including critical torque specifications for action screws and clamp screws. The guide also covers the procedure for swapping bolt heads when changing between magnum and standard calibers.

This technical guide details the disassembly of the Ruger American Rifle Generation II. It covers the critical safety steps of ensuring the rifle is unloaded, followed by the removal of the bolt and its shroud. The process then moves to separating the barreled action from the stock, specifically addressing the two action screws and the unique access required for the rear screw on models with an AI-style magwell. The guide emphasizes the use of appropriate tools and safety precautions.

This guide, drawing on expertise from Gavin at Ultimate Reloader and the Backfire channel, details seven common mistakes that can accidentally damage new rifles. It covers critical setup procedures like checking action and scope mount screws, adhering to torque specifications, understanding barrel break-in, safe reloading practices, correct bolt installation, and using the appropriate ammunition. Following these steps helps maintain rifle integrity and accuracy.

This expert guide from Brownells, featuring Steven and Caleb, details how to correctly torque action screws based on rifle stock material. It emphasizes that torque specs are stock-dependent, not rifle-specific, and provides ranges for synthetic, wood, and rimfire stocks. The instructors highlight potential damage from over-torquing and advise consulting manufacturers for precise specifications.

The Wheeler FAT Stix Preset Torque Wrench Set provides a convenient way to apply precise torque to firearm components like scope rings, bases, and action screws. The set includes a T-handle, common hex bits, a bit extension, and five torque limiters ranging from 15 to 65 inch-pounds. Proper torquing is crucial for preventing damage to optics and ensuring consistent rifle accuracy.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb Savant offers practical solutions for improving bolt action rifle accuracy. It addresses three common issues: loose action screws, incorrect barrel free-floating, and damage to the muzzle crown. The video provides actionable tips for each problem, emphasizing that these are relatively easy fixes that can significantly enhance a rifle's performance. It's aimed at bolt action rifle owners looking to troubleshoot and optimize their firearm's precision.

This video highlights essential range tools that can save a shooting day. John and Adam from Big Daddy Unlimited showcase a Fix It Sticks torque limiter kit for precise optic and action screw tightening, and Knipex channellock pliers for more robust adjustments. The emphasis is on preparedness and having the right tools to avoid frustration and maximize range time.

This video details the process of glass bedding and installing pillars into a Boyd's Pro Varmint stock for a Thompson Center Compass chambered in 300 Winchester Magnum. The instructor shares his experience, including mistakes made, and demonstrates the steps involved in achieving a tighter, more consistent fit between the action and the stock. The goal is to improve rifle accuracy by eliminating stock flex and ensuring consistent bedding.

This guide details the process of modifying a factory rifle, specifically a Remington Model 700, for improved long-range accuracy. It covers trigger replacement and bedding the recoil lug to enhance stability. Proper torque settings for action screws are emphasized for optimal performance.