Videos tagged with Bolt Replacement

This guide details the servicing of a TA Targets Phoenix Plate Rack, as demonstrated by an experienced instructor. The video covers the inspection and repair of common issues like shot-off or snapped bolts. It emphasizes the Phoenix's serviceability, showing a step-by-step disassembly and reassembly of the center carriage, including replacing a broken bolt with Grade 8 hardware. The process concludes with reassembly, lubrication, and cable replacement, ensuring the rack is ready for continued use.

This guide details the process of checking headspace on an M1 Garand after replacing the bolt. It emphasizes the importance of using go and no-go gauges to ensure the chamber dimensions are within safe operating tolerances. The video demonstrates the correct procedure, highlighting that a properly functioning Garand bolt should close on a go gauge but not on a no-go gauge, preventing potential safety issues.

This video details the return of a Ruger American rifle chambered in .308 caliber from the Ruger factory after a repair. The owner expresses satisfaction with the swift service, noting that the bolt was replaced and the rifle was returned within just 9 days. The package also included complimentary silicon cloths for cleaning. The owner is eager to get back to shooting the rifle, despite current cold and rainy weather.