Videos tagged with Ball Detent

This video demonstrates a quick-attach accessory mounting system for firearms, highlighting its ease of use and secure locking mechanism. The system utilizes a pull tab, ball detents, and a three-lug design for rapid deployment and removal, making it suitable for storage and travel.

This video details the history and custom features of a Smith & Wesson 640 4PJ Executive model revolver, modified by renowned gunsmith Jack Wagand. It highlights unique modifications like a Shilen barrel with hybrid porting, a ball detent system, and a polished trigger, discussing its 'Street Fighter' package designation and collector value.

This episode of 'Shootin' It with Yankee' features a wide-ranging discussion on firearms, calibers, and related topics. The host addresses viewer questions about the popularity of 357 SIG versus 9mm, provides insights into the Rock Island Armory 10mm 1911, and explains different revolver lock-up mechanisms. He also touches on AR-15 recommendations, NFA regulations for SBRs, and the nuances of firearm finishes. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding firearm mechanics and legal compliance.

This video provides an expert comparison between the original Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 and the modern Model 19-9 Classic, hosted by firearms authority Hickok45. Key differences in design, manufacturing, and performance are detailed, offering valuable insights for enthusiasts and potential buyers of classic or modern K-frame revolvers.

This guide details advanced customization techniques for Smith & Wesson Performance Center revolvers, as explained by expert Roy Huntington. It covers precision gunsmithing processes like cylinder chamfering, barrel crowning, trigger stop installation, and the application of the Black T finish, all aimed at enhancing accuracy, reliability, and aesthetics. The instruction emphasizes meticulous attention to detail and precise measurements for optimal firearm performance.

This guide details the safe attachment and use of a weapon-mounted light on the Smith & Wesson Model 325 TRR, as demonstrated by Clint Smith. It emphasizes proper safety protocols, including ensuring the firearm is unloaded, maintaining a safe grip, and understanding the function of the light in conjunction with the firearm's sights for effective low-light operation. The guide also highlights the importance of awareness regarding cylinder blast.