Videos tagged with Bench Vise

This video showcases the IQ Vise System from Work IQ Tools. While the description doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the term 'vise' in a tool context can be associated with gunsmithing, maintenance, and firearm customization. The IQ Vise System is likely a tool designed for precise work, which could be applied to handling firearms during such tasks. Therefore, tags are generated with a focus on potential firearm-related applications of this tool.

This is a livestream titled 'Man Cave Mondays' where the host reacts to Blade West content, discusses Everyday Carry (EDC) items, and hosts a Q&A session. Various gear and tools are mentioned and linked, including knives, flashlights, watches, bags, pliers, shears, vehicle trash accessories, a bench vise, toolboxes, organizers, and Leatherman bits. The host also shares their PO Box, details on joining their YouTube channel's 'Battalion' for perks, Discord server, Instagram, and a secondary YouTube channel. Favorite gear, today's carry items, stick-related items, camera equipment, audio gear, and lighting are also listed.

This livestream focuses on Everyday Carry (EDC) discussions and a Q&A session with the host. While the title and description heavily emphasize EDC, the provided video data lists several items that fall under the broader category of tools and useful equipment, including a Civivi Elementum knife, Knipex pliers, emergency shears, a bench vise, and a steel toolbox. The content appears to be a casual discussion and interaction with the audience about practical items and life questions, with affiliate links for featured products.

Brownells Gun Tech™ Caleb provides a step-by-step guide on installing the Reptilia RECC-E Stock for AR-15 platforms. The tutorial covers the entire process, from removing the old stock and buffer assembly to disassembling and reassembling the RECC-E for installation. It details torquing procedures for the buffer tube and the stock's hex bolt, including important notes on torque values (foot-pounds vs. inch-pounds) and the use of thread-locker. The video highlights the stock's lightweight design, wide cheekweld, substantial recoil pad, and ambidextrous QD sling swivel socket. It also mentions upcoming A5 and SR-25 versions of the stock.

This video demonstrates the 'old school' manual method for installing pistol sights, particularly useful for suppressor-height sights that may not fit standard pushers. It covers slide disassembly, proper vice setup for force transfer, using brass punches to avoid damaging slides, fitting new sights by stoning material from the dovetail, and final installation with a set screw. The process concludes with cleaning brass marks using a cold blue touch-up product.

This video, titled 'No more Hitch Vise slop! (Hitch Vise Part 2)', is a continuation of a series addressing issues with a Hitch Vise. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely focuses on modifying or repairing the Hitch Vise to eliminate play or looseness. This suggests a gunsmithing or modification-oriented topic for firearm owners who utilize such vises for their work.

This video highlights essential tools for basic firearm maintenance and repair. Key items include a bench block for pin work, a quality screwdriver set to prevent screw damage, a cleaning rod that doubles as a knockout rod, hex wrenches for modern accessories, punches and a hammer for disassembly, a bench vise for stability, and safety glasses for protection. Proper tools ensure efficient and safe gun care.

This video features Caleb Savant, a Brownells Firearm Support Technician, demonstrating the Geissele Automatics AR-15 Reaction Block. The tool is designed to securely clamp an AR-15 lower receiver in a bench vise via the receiver extension (buffer tube), allowing for detailed work on components like the trigger, magazine release, bolt release, and safety selector. Machined from billet aluminum, it uses three non-marring polymer setscrews to lock the receiver extension in one of three positions. The video specifies that the Reaction Block is compatible only with mil-spec 1.14-inch O.D. receiver extensions. It also directs viewers to Brownells' extensive video library for more gunsmithing advice.

This video provides a step-by-step guide on installing a Volquartsen Lightweight THM Tension Barrel onto a Smith & Wesson M&P15-22. Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem demonstrates how to safely remove the original barrel and install the new THM barrel, highlighting its unique carbon fiber sleeve design for enhanced accuracy and reduced weight. The process involves securing the upper receiver in a vise, removing the handguard plug and flash suppressor, and carefully unscrewing the barrel nut due to its fine threads. The upgrade promises to further improve the already accurate .22 LR AR-15 platform.

This guide details installing Glock night sights using specialized tools like the MGW sight pusher and digital calipers for precise alignment. It compares Trijicon HDs and TruGlo TFX Pro sights, highlighting their day/night visibility features. The video covers slide disassembly, rear and front sight removal/installation, and an alternative 'redneck' method using punches, emphasizing safety and proper technique for a perfect sight picture.

This video details essential hand tools for British side-by-side shotgun gunsmithing, emphasizing precision and traditional methods. Key tools include custom-ground turn screws, various files for metal removal, flat peen hammers, and specialized items like the Purdey disc key. Techniques like smoke fitting and using a square punch for forends are demonstrated, highlighting the importance of meticulous work for maintaining firearm integrity and function.

This video focuses on the Brownells Multi-Vise, a tool designed for firearm maintenance and gunsmithing tasks. The description provides a direct link for more information, indicating the video serves as an introduction or demonstration of the product's capabilities for firearm enthusiasts and builders.