Videos tagged with Barrel Threading

This guide details the assembly of a custom 300 PRC barreled action, focusing on precision machining and component integration. It covers chambering, headspacing, barrel length selection, muzzle threading, and final assembly with a Defiance Anti-X action and TriggerTech Primary trigger. The process emphasizes meticulous measurement and adherence to tolerances for optimal performance.

This video exposes 20 common firearm modifications that often degrade performance, reliability, and safety. It highlights how cheap accessories, improper modifications like barrel threading or slide cuts, and unnecessary features can lead to accuracy loss, malfunctions, and even legal issues. The presenter emphasizes that stock firearms often outperform modified ones and that proper training and technique are more valuable than excessive accessories.

This video details the first suppressed shot on a modified Thompson/Center Encore rifle. It highlights the significant reduction in noise and recoil achieved by adding a suppressor, along with observations on point of impact shift and potential velocity changes. The instructor emphasizes the importance of sighting in a firearm with the suppressor attached.

This video provides an in-depth look at Silencer Central's operations in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, featuring an interview with CEO Brandon Maddox. It covers the company's history, its innovative approach to NFA item processing, manufacturing capabilities including barrel threading, and its significant contributions to conservation efforts. The discussion also touches upon the unique challenges and strategies involved in operating a firearms-related business, particularly concerning regulatory compliance and digital marketing limitations.

MK3 Firearms specializes in high-end custom gunsmithing, with a particular focus on the Browning Hi-Power platform. They offer comprehensive services including intricate trigger jobs, custom slide modifications for optics, barrel threading, caliber conversions, and professional Cerakote finishes. Their approach emphasizes meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, transforming weathered or new Hi-Powers into unique, high-performance firearms tailored to customer specifications.

Silencer Central streamlines the suppressor acquisition process by leveraging ATF's electronic Form 4, offering digital paperwork submission, and providing in-house barrel threading services. They emphasize a customer-centric approach, aiming for faster approval times (45-90 days) and a simplified buying experience. The company also highlights the versatility of their suppressors, such as the 'Finish' model, which can accommodate a wide range of calibers and features modular muzzle brake options.

This guide details the process of timing a muzzle device on an AR-15 platform using shims. It covers disassembling the upper receiver, selecting and applying shims to fill the gap between the barrel and muzzle device, and achieving the correct orientation for optimal performance. The video also touches on the use of Rocksett for suppressor-compatible mounts.

This guide, informed by Hickok45's expertise, details the process of acquiring a suppressor through Silencer Central. It covers selecting the right suppressor for various calibers, navigating NFA regulations and paperwork, understanding the approval timeline, and the convenience of direct-to-door shipping. The video emphasizes the support provided by Silencer Central throughout the entire process, from initial selection to final range testing.

Brandon Maddox, CEO of Silencer Central, explains how his company simplifies the complex process of silencer ownership. Silencer Central handles all ATF paperwork digitally, provides free gun trusts, offers 'pay while you wait' options, and can even thread rifle barrels in-house. They leverage a provision in the Gun Control Act to mail approved silencers directly to customers' front doors, making ownership accessible to 'real people'.

This "American Rifleman Television" feature segment explores Silencer Central, a company founded by Brandon Maddox to simplify the National Firearms Act (NFA) suppressor acquisition process. Maddox, a former pharmacist, streamlined purchasing by offering online/phone consultations, creating free gun trusts, and facilitating direct-to-door shipping of suppressors. The company, headquartered in South Dakota with a large facility and 142 employees, also maintains FFL licensed locations in every state where silencers are legal, with W2 employees handling final compliance and delivery. Silencer Central has expanded to offer its own line of suppressors and services like barrel threading and NFA trust guidance, aiming to make the NFA process "turn-key."

Gavin Gear details the intricate process of custom precision rifle builds, emphasizing the critical steps of barrel chambering and machining. He highlights the necessity of extreme precision, starting from barrel blanks and progressing through precise threading, tenon turning, and reaming the chamber. This process is crucial for achieving sub-MOA accuracy and consistent performance, differentiating custom builds from mass-produced firearms.

This guide details the installation of custom 3D printed furniture, designed for a cyberpunk aesthetic, onto a Hatfield SGL 12 Gauge shotgun. The process involves removing original parts, fitting the 3D printed grip and handguard, and ensuring proper alignment and functionality. The presenter, Booligan, an experienced designer and shooter, highlights the use of Duramic PLA+ filament and the Creality Ender 3 V2 printer for this project, emphasizing the importance of NFA regulations for short-barreled shotguns.