Videos tagged with Bolt Assembly

This video provides an in-depth look at the Soviet GSh-23 twin-barreled aircraft cannon, detailing its design philosophy, technical specifications, and internal mechanisms. Curatorial Assistant Joe Ford explains the gun's gas-operated system, its unique dual-barrel firing sequence, and the intricate linkage that achieves its high rate of fire. The presentation includes a partial disassembly, highlighting key components like the bolts, hammer, trigger mechanism, and the innovative belt feed system, offering valuable insights for enthusiasts and gunsmiths interested in historical aviation weaponry.

This guide details the specific technique for operating the Lee Navy rifle's unique bolt mechanism, focusing on how to open the action when the firing pin has not fallen. It emphasizes the use of the manual override lever and highlights the importance of safety when handling firearms with less common actions. Instruction is provided by a specialist in historical military firearms.

This video provides an expert-level breakdown of the Ruger Mini-14, detailing its design origins as a scaled-down M14 and its unique manufacturing techniques. Ian McCollum highlights the rifle's gas system, bolt mechanics, and the extensive use of investment casting for efficiency, offering insights valuable for gunsmiths and firearm enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of its construction.

This guide details the field stripping process for the ZK-466 submachine gun, focusing on accessing the bolt assembly. It highlights the unique folding magazine well and dust cover mechanisms. The information is presented with expert authority, drawing from detailed historical and mechanical analysis.

This video provides a brief autopsy of four KAK NP3 dual ejector bolts. The primary issue identified is seized extractors, requiring significant force to remove the pins. The edges of the extractors are noted as being badly damaged, indicating misalignment and forceful installation methods.

This video provides an external examination of the Erma EMP 36 submachine gun, highlighting its design elements that directly influenced the iconic MP38 and MP40. Key features discussed include the pistol grip, the first underfolding stock of its style, the nearly vertical magazine well, and the muzzle hook. The internal mechanics, such as the fixed firing pin and detachable bolt face, are also briefly touched upon.

This video provides a detailed guide to disassembling and cleaning the SIG AMT rifle. Mark Serbu, a gun designer, walks viewers through the process, highlighting unique features like the winter trigger and loaded chamber indicator. He emphasizes the rifle's Swiss engineering and its similarities to the German MG42, offering insights into its internal mechanisms and maintenance.

This guide details the straightforward disassembly of the BC-22 upper receiver for cleaning and maintenance. The process involves removing a rear locking bolt and the charging handle, which requires a large Allen key. The bolt assembly and recoil spring can then be easily removed by hand, allowing access to all internal components for cleaning. The presenter notes this is comparable in ease to an AR upper and simpler than a Ruger 10/22.

This guide details the assembly of the Brownells BRN-22 receiver, a component designed for the Ruger 10/22 platform. It covers the installation of key parts including a Volquartsen trigger group and barrel, utilizing specific torque values and techniques demonstrated by Caleb from Brownells. The process emphasizes proper component fitment and secure assembly for a functional rifle.

This guide details the field stripping process for the Gewehr 43 (G43) rifle, as demonstrated by Karl Kasarda. It emphasizes careful handling of the spring-loaded bolt assembly and highlights the potential for losing small parts like locking flappers. The process involves removing the bolt as a single unit and then disassembling it further for inspection. A critical safety warning is provided regarding the firearm's unloaded status before commencing disassembly.

This YouTube video features a demonstration of the bolt carrier and bolt assembly for a 25mm Bushmaster Chain Gun, as found on the M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicle. The title and provided hashtags suggest a focus on military hardware, specifically referencing the U.S. Army and Navy, and hinting at a connection to warfare. The content appears to be technical and aimed at an audience interested in military ordnance and its components.

This guide details the reassembly of the Ruger American Rifle Generation II from a disassembled state. It covers securing the barreled action to the stock, reassembling the bolt, and performing critical function checks of the safety selector and magazine insertion. Proper torque specifications for action screws are emphasized for optimal performance and safety.