Videos tagged with Action Tuning

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works discussing practical and cost-effective upgrades for revolvers. With a vast number of revolvers in circulation, improving existing firearms is presented as a smart alternative to purchasing new ones. Key upgrade areas highlighted include grips for better handling and texture, sights to improve accuracy based on individual vision, and action tuning (trigger pull, hammer break, cylinder gap) to enhance shooting performance. The video also emphasizes the importance of quality holsters, recommending brands like Simply Rugged Holsters and Barranti Leather Co. for their superior craftsmanship compared to mass-produced options.

This video features master pistolsmith Bobby Tyler discussing his philosophy on custom firearms, emphasizing that performance should always come first, even before aesthetics. He breaks down the intricate internal tuning required for revolvers, likening it to a Swiss watch, and highlights the importance of 'timing' and precise alignment of components. The discussion extends to an 'accuracy package' involving cylinder gap, barrel crown, and chamber throat uniformity. Tyler also touches upon how ergonomic modifications, grip panel choices, hammer spur design, and sight configurations enhance a shooter's performance. Finally, he addresses the visual aspects of custom guns, suggesting that a firearm that shoots exceptionally well should also have a refined appearance, including polishing, appropriate markings, and selective engraving for both aesthetics and practicality.

Chris Baker revisits the concept of the 'best revolver,' concluding that while revolvers like the Smith & Wesson Model 66 have historical significance and specific niches, modern semi-automatic pistols are generally superior for self-defense due to size, weight, and shootability. He details potential modifications for revolvers, including action tuning and sight upgrades, while cautioning about the use of double-action-only and the legal implications of disabling safety features.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 features a conversation with gunsmith Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works. Tyler discusses key firearm industry trends, including the significant demand for color-case finishing and custom engraving, noting their affordability for everyday owners. He also highlights a surge in action tuning services, transforming factory firearms into high-performance pieces. Tyler expresses positive views on the revitalized revolver market, specifically praising the Colt New Python's craftsmanship and performance after a detailed inspection. The video promotes further coverage from SHOT Show 2020.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the meticulous hand assembly process at the Smith & Wesson Performance Center. It highlights the dedication to quality, with gunsmith Jake, a 30-year veteran, demonstrating the precise fitting of internal components and the use of specialized tools. The emphasis is on craftsmanship and attention to detail, justifying the premium price of Performance Center firearms.