Videos tagged with Blue Loctite

This guide explains the critical step of applying Loctite to holster adjustment screws to prevent them from loosening over time. It emphasizes using removable blue Loctite and applying it sparingly to just a few threads. Proper Loctite application ensures consistent retention and prevents parts from falling off, maintaining the reliability of your concealed carry setup.

This guide details the process of mounting a Vortex Defender XL red dot sight onto a Glock 47 MOS pistol using an Arise Manufacturing Low Rider plate. It emphasizes the importance of proper torque specifications, the use of blue Loctite to prevent screws from backing out, and the application of witness marks for ongoing monitoring. The instruction is provided by Joel Park, who has extensive experience mounting optics on Ben Stoeger's firearms.

This guide details the installation of the Swamp Fox Kraken red dot optic onto a handgun. It covers selecting the correct mounting plate (RMR or MOS), using blue Loctite on screws for both the plate and the optic, and the importance of proper torque and a 24-hour curing period for the Loctite. The video also briefly mentions the Kraken's incompatibility with Picatinny mounts for co-witnessing iron sights.

This guide details the essential tools and techniques for properly mounting a rifle scope, emphasizing the importance of correct torque values and scope leveling. Instructor Ryan Cleckner highlights the benefits of using a torque wrench and a dedicated scope leveling tool over improvised methods for consistent accuracy. The video covers tools for base installation and ring attachment, recommending blue Loctite for securing base screws.

This video by Iraqveteran8888 delves into the crucial topic of threadlocker application on firearm components and accessories. It emphasizes that using the wrong type or amount of threadlocker can be detrimental to firearm function and maintenance. The content aims to educate viewers on proper usage to avoid potential issues, highlighting the importance of understanding the specific needs of different firearm parts.

This unboxing and installation guide for the GBRS Group Hydra Optics Mount covers the contents of the waterproof case, including the mount itself, stickers, blue Loctite, an Allen wrench, and a Chapman mini ratchet. The video emphasizes using factory screws with blue Loctite for mounting optics like the Aimpoint T2 or Sig Romeo, and highlights the secure storage of the toolkit within the case to prevent damage.

This video provides a brief update on the Smith & Wesson 34-1, detailing the installation of a new rear sight. The process involves using blue Loctite on the securing screw to ensure it remains in place and a thorough cleaning and oiling of the firearm to maintain its bluing. The firearm is now considered 100% functional after the repair.

This guide from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, addresses common accuracy issues with AK-style rifles by focusing on the secure mounting of optics and suppressors. It emphasizes the critical role of properly tightened optic mounts, the use of blue Loctite on optic and mount screws to prevent loosening from recoil, and ensuring suppressors are firmly attached to the muzzle device. The instructor highlights that loose components are a primary cause of 'extreme spreads' in accuracy.

This guide details the process of installing a Primary Arms Micro Dot optic onto an AR-15 platform using an integral mount, bypassing the removable base. It emphasizes proper screw tightening with blue Loctite and an X-pattern to ensure zero retention. The instructions are suitable for beginners new to AR platform optics.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide for installing the Wilson Combat TRIM Rail. It covers proper barrel nut torquing, alignment procedures using an alignment screw and optional shims, and the final attachment of the rail with specific torque values. The guide emphasizes precision and proper alignment for a secure and functional installation.