Videos tagged with Barreled Action

This video documents the process of building a custom 300 PRC rifle barrel, focusing on the use of a Helix 6 Precision carbon fiber wrapped barrel. The expert demonstrates precision machining techniques, including CNC work, manual truing, chambering, and headspace verification. The build aims for a balance of hunting practicality and competition compliance, adhering to weight regulations under 16 pounds.

This video showcases a semi-custom rifle build featuring a Bergara Premier barreled action chambered in 6.5 PRC, integrated with a lightweight 24-ounce S2 Delta Magnesium Chassis. The creator guides viewers through the assembly process, shares initial tactile impressions of the magnesium chassis, and takes the rifle to the range for a performance evaluation. The video emphasizes a no-fluff, first-impression approach to reviewing the 6.5 PRC caliber and the custom rifle setup. Cole-Tac is highlighted as the exclusive sponsor.

Bergara's new offering of standalone and barreled actions from their Premier Series is set to disrupt the hunting and precision rifle market. This move allows for more cost-effective custom builds, mirroring the modularity of the AR platform. Consumers can now more easily upgrade components like barrels and stocks, or build specialized rifles for competition, hunting, or mountain use without the high cost of traditional custom gunsmithing.

This video details the assembly of a custom bolt-action rifle, focusing on installing a Proof Research barrel onto an Aero Precision Solus action. It covers the use of specialized tools like the Short Action Customs barrel vise and Aero Precision action wrench, emphasizing proper lubrication and torque specifications. The guide also demonstrates headspace verification using Go/No-Go gauges and an alternative barrel nut installation method, concluding with trigger and chassis assembly.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ compares and contrasts rifle chassis systems with traditional wooden stocks. Expert Caleb Savant explains how chassis systems offer superior precision and stability by maintaining a consistent relationship with the barreled action, unaffected by environmental factors like humidity. He highlights the ease of installation compared to the time-consuming bedding required for wood stocks. The video also emphasizes the customization advantages of chassis systems, including compatibility with AR-15 components, allowing for easy changes to grips, buttstocks, and the addition of M-LOK® accessories like bipods. While acknowledging some polymer/fiberglass stocks with bedding blocks offer similar benefits, they lack the external configurability of a full chassis.

This video showcases new products from several prominent firearm manufacturers. It highlights the Masterpiece Arms chassis system for the Remington 700, ideal for PRS and long-range shooting, featuring extensive buttstock adjustments and accessory mounting options. The Howa 1500 Barreled Action in .300 AAC Blackout is presented with its 16-inch hammer-forged, threaded barrel. CMC Triggers' drop-in module for pistol-caliber AR-15s, promising reliable function and a 3.5 lb pull, is also featured. Finally, the Ed Brown Drop-In Match 1911 Barrel with its visually appealing spiral fluting is shown.

This video demonstrates how to build a capable $1,000 precision rifle using a used Remington 700 barreled action and a KRG Bravo chassis. Key components include a Vortex Diamondback Tactical scope, and the build prioritizes essential features over high-end accessories to meet the budget. Range testing confirms sub-MOA accuracy at 100 yards and effective engagement out to 600 yards.

This video focuses on Howa barreled actions, highlighting their guaranteed sub-MOA performance and lifetime warranty. It details key features of the Howa 1500 barreled action, including its two-stage trigger, three-position safety, bolt throw, M16-style extractor, two-lug bolt design, and flat bottom receiver with an integral recoil lug. The content suggests Howa barreled actions are a strong consideration for building a versatile rifle and provides a link for further information. The video aims to inform potential rifle builders about the quality and specifications of Howa components.

This video provides a concise guide to building a Howa 1500 hunting rifle. It covers the installation of a Hogue stock, EGW scope rail, and Sig Sauer optic, emphasizing proper torque values for action screws (50 in-lbs) and rail screws (20 in-lbs). The build highlights efficient assembly using a pre-built barreled action, suitable for a general-purpose rifle.

This video provides a "how-to" guide for building a long-range precision rifle using the Howa 1500 barreled action. Brownells Guntech Steve Ostrem shares insights, highlighting the Howa 1500's features such as its Lifetime Warranty, sub-MOA guarantee with premium ammo, two-stage trigger, three-position safety, 70-degree bolt throw, M16-style extractor, two-lug bolt, and flat bottom receiver with an integral recoil lug. The content is aimed at those looking to construct an accurate and affordable long-range rifle.

This video features Paul Levy, Brownells Product Manager, showcasing new firearm-related products released during the week of May 4, 2017. Key items highlighted include a Howa 1500 barreled action in 6.5 Creedmoor, a 1911 .45 ACP match-grade parts kit, and an 8-inch round steel rifle target system. The video provides brief overviews of these products, with a link for viewers to learn more on the Brownells website.

This is the second part of a two-part series demonstrating the professional epoxy bedding process for bolt-action rifles. Focusing on a Tikka T3 Hunter as a working model, the video details the preparation of both the stock and the barreled action for optimal results. It highlights the benefits of a two-point bedding system over full action bedding, emphasizing improved stability and longevity that is less reliant on precise stock screw torque. Viewers are strongly advised to watch Part I for essential preparation information, and the process is recommended only for individuals with demonstrable manual skills and competence.