Videos tagged with AR-15 Assembly

This guide details the installation of the Novox Research X-SD integrally suppressed kit onto a PSA Gen 4 AR-9. The process involves replacing the factory barrel with the ported Novox barrel and attaching specific thread modules. The kit aims to make ammunition subsonic, significantly reducing sound and providing a hearing-safe shooting experience. Installation requires specialized tools and AR-15 assembly knowledge.

This guide details the use of the Bestnule Roll Pin Punch Set with Bench Block, a valuable tool for gunsmiths and DIY builders. It covers the quality of the solid steel punches, the versatility of the multi-material hammer, and the practical features of the bench block, including its magnetized pin holder and integrated 1911 bushing tool. The set is presented as a portable and essential addition to any firearm toolkit.

This video provides a detailed, piece-by-piece assembly of an AR-15 style rifle, presented in a stop-motion style by Wilson Combat. It covers the assembly of the trigger group, lower receiver components, upper receiver and BCG, and concludes with joining the receivers and adding accessories like an Aimpoint optic and magazine. The expert-level presentation showcases precise component placement and a professional assembly sequence.

This video from Palmetto State Armory showcases a 300 Blackout pistol build kit, ideal for those looking to assemble their own firearm, especially for suppressed use. The kit includes an upper receiver with an FDE Hex Rail and a lower parts kit, simplifying the process for builders. The PSA Representative highlights the versatility of the 300 Blackout caliber and the ease of completing the build.

This video explores the compatibility of AR-15 components, specifically addressing whether an upper receiver from one manufacturer can be used with a lower receiver from a different company. The description highlights GUNBROS' commitment to customer service, rapid shipping, and offering battle-tested products that support Second Amendment rights, catering to both military and civilian needs for self-protection.

This comprehensive AR-15 build video guides viewers step-by-step through assembling a high-performance competition-ready rifle. It covers the installation of essential components including lower and upper receivers, barrel, gas system, handguard, muzzle brake, stock, and optic. The video details the proper techniques for torqueing, staking, and fitting various parts, making it valuable for both novice builders and those seeking a refresher on AR-15 assembly.

This video, the first part of a four-part series, focuses on the lower receiver of a Ruger AR556. Despite audio issues preventing a reshoot, the reviewer details several problems encountered, including stiff detents, buffer spring issues, receiver extension clocking, under-torqued and unstaked castle nuts, weak hammer springs, receiver extension not engaging buffer detents correctly, notched hammers, insufficient carrier key gaps, and issues with the magazine button and catch leading to binding with PMAGs. The reviewer also notes minor cosmetic scratches. This installment appears to be an in-depth examination of the AR-15 platform's assembly and potential defects.

This guide from AT3 Tactical provides nine essential tips for building an AR-15 more efficiently and with fewer complications. Key advice includes dry-fitting components, protecting finishes during roll pin installation, using the spaghetti method for gas block alignment, and the importance of proper torque specifications. The video emphasizes smart lubrication, the use of a slave pin for trigger installation, and the necessity of a soft-faced hammer and a clean workspace to ensure a successful build.

This video provides a clear, step-by-step guide from Caleb at Brownells on how to install an AR-15 magazine catch assembly without specialized tools. The tutorial covers the insertion of the threaded post, placement of the spring and button, and the process of threading the post into the button. It emphasizes using a polymer or nylon punch to avoid damaging the receiver or button finish and concludes with a function check for proper operation. The video aims to equip AR builders with essential knowledge for a straightforward installation.

This guide details common AR-15 assembly errors, drawing from expert instruction by Steve and Caleb of Brownells. It covers critical steps like correct barrel nut indexing, the importance of 'Oops kits' for spare parts, proper castle nut orientation, and the precise installation of the disconnector spring. Adhering to these technical details prevents dangerous malfunctions and ensures reliable firearm function.

This video details five common AR-15 build mistakes. It covers accessory interference with the gas block, improper gas block alignment leading to cycling failures, incorrect castle nut torque (40 ft-lbs recommended), over-lapping the upper receiver during lapping, and incorrect buffer tube depth affecting the buffer detent. Addressing these prevents accuracy issues and ensures reliable function.

This guide details how to construct a Geissele-equipped AR-15 rifle with a budget under $1100, focusing on strategic component sourcing and value-driven choices. The approach emphasizes leveraging sales and selecting alternative parts for non-critical components like the BCG and charging handle to achieve a high-end feel without the premium price tag. The build incorporates a Geissele upper, Geissele lower, B5 furniture, and a Rise Armament trigger, demonstrating a practical path to an affordable, quality firearm.