Videos tagged with Barrel Modification

The video details the process of modifying a rail for a Colt Python revolver to fit a 4-inch barrel. The presenter explains how the original rail was designed for a 6-inch barrel, requiring it to be shortened and refinished in black ceramic coating. The process involved cutting the rail, applying a finish to the bare metal, and adjusting it to match the gun's body length. The presenter also discusses potential future modifications to fill a small recess at the front of the rail.

This video clarifies the compatibility issues between the Ramjet barrel system and the new Glock Gen 6 pistols. While the Gen 5 Ramjet does not fit the Gen 6 due to internal changes and a new barrel notch required for safety features, Radian has released a dedicated Gen 6 Ramjet. The speaker explains that the Gen 6 Glock features a slightly altered grip angle and internal placement, necessitating a new barrel design with a specific notch to maintain the drop safety feature. Radian has addressed initial confusion by offering reimbursements to customers who purchased Gen 5 Ramjets for Gen 6 Glocks.

This guide details the modification process for the FN PS90, focusing on the installation of the X-PRT90 progressive trigger system and the necessary beveling of a CMMG barrel. It emphasizes safety checks and functional testing after modifications. Instruction is provided by SHORTSHOT TONY, an experienced firearm enthusiast.

This video from Polenar Tactical examines a handgun with unusual holes in its barrel, identified as an SDS Import model. The presence of a Holosun optic is also noted. The focus is on the visual inspection of the barrel's condition and modifications.

This guide, based on expert analysis by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, details how to identify dangerous amateur headspace adjustments on an AK-type rifle. It focuses on inspecting the bolt's locking lugs and barrel for signs of grinding and improper machining. The video strongly emphasizes the extreme danger of such modifications and advises consulting a professional gunsmith if identified.

This video details the GS R-Cut porting service offered by GlockStore, a modification designed to significantly reduce recoil and muzzle flip. The service utilizes a unique porting method with six small holes that do not affect barrel rifling, allowing for a fast 10-day turnaround. GlockStore, led by founder Lenny Magill, emphasizes the technical advantages over traditional porting methods and offers various refinishing options.

This video, part two of a three-part series, details accuracy testing of the Volquartsen Black Mamba .22 pistol. The presenter uses a Ransom Master Rest to evaluate the firearm's consistency at 25 yards, noting a group size of approximately 6 inches with one outlier. Future testing will extend to 50 yards.

This video introduces the application of TIG welding in gunsmithing, demonstrating how to repair and modify firearm components. The instructor, a self-taught TIG welder, shows how to use a TIG welder to fix issues like damaged 1911 frame rails and dovetails, fill screw holes, or repair barrel sections. The focus is on practical applications for home gunsmiths.

This guide details the process of modifying an AR-15 for full-time suppressed use, focusing on barrel selection, gas system optimization, and the 'single stamp' concept. It highlights the technical considerations of fast twist rates and the legal implications of permanently attaching suppressors. The information is presented with the technical depth expected from an experienced firearms instructor.

This guide addresses common failure-to-feed issues in Remington 870 shotguns. It details how to fix a loose foregrip, replace a worn carrier dog spring, and modify the barrel's feed ramp. The video also highlights the benefits of upgrading to an 870 Police Magnum trigger group for improved reliability.

This episode discusses the declining availability of generalist gunsmiths capable of handling older or less common firearms. The hosts highlight the challenges gunsmiths face with pricing, customer expectations, and the shift towards specialization. They encourage aspiring gunsmiths to embrace a broad skill set, emphasizing the demand for versatile professionals who can work on a wide range of firearms, from vintage shotguns to modern semi-automatics.

This entry details the development and comparison of a suppressed Thompson M1A1 prototype against the Sten Mk.IIS, as explained by Jonathan Ferguson, Keeper of Firearms & Artillery at the Royal Armouries. It covers the technical specifications, design choices, and trial results that led to the Thompson's abandonment in favor of the M3 Grease Gun due to weight and size considerations.