Videos tagged with British Shotgun

This comprehensive guide details the intricate process of repairing and maintaining fine British side-by-side shotguns, drawing on the expertise of veteran English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers essential gunsmithing techniques such as action tightening, rejoining barrels, sear adjustment, and troubleshooting automatic ejectors. The discussion also delves into the historical context of gunsmithing tools and methods, the specifics of trigger pull weights, and the critical safety considerations for Damascus barrels.

This comprehensive guide details the intricate re-assembly process for a W. Jeffery & Son sidelock shotgun, led by English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers everything from installing complex internal mechanisms like the safety and trigger group to traditional techniques such as heat bluing striker discs. The video emphasizes methodical work and the use of specialized tools for a professional finish.

This comprehensive guide details the advanced disassembly of a sidelock side-by-side shotgun, specifically an AYA model, with comparisons to L.C. Smith designs. Expert English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe demonstrates specialized techniques and tools, emphasizing the intricate mechanisms like intercepting sears and Southgate ejectors. The process requires precision and specialized equipment for safe and effective breakdown.

This video provides an in-depth overview and disassembly of the Baker style ejector system, commonly found in British side-by-side shotguns. Hosted by Jack Rowe and Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, the content focuses on the mechanical intricacies of this particular shotgun ejector design. Viewers interested in the mechanics of classic British shotguns or gunsmithing would find this video informative.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Westley Richards ejector system, a widely used mechanism in British side-by-side shotguns. It details the disassembly process, explaining the function of components like mainsprings, sears, and hammer kickers, likening the system to 'little gun locks.' The video also covers how to adjust the timing of the ejector mechanism to correct issues with premature or delayed ejection.

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 offers an introduction to British side-by-side shotguns, featuring insights from firearm expert John F. 'Jack' Rowe, who has extensive experience in maintaining and repairing fine shotguns. Rowe shares his knowledge, with this filming facilitated by his desire to pass on his expertise and the shared passion for gunsmithing and knowledge dissemination by MidwayUSA and Larry Potterfield. The description highlights Rowe's lifetime dedication to shotgun care and repair.

This trailer for a gunsmithing DVD features John F. "Jack" Rowe, an English-trained gunsmith from Enid, Oklahoma. The content focuses on the repair of fine British shotguns, demonstrating the process of taking a gun apart, inspecting it, and reassembling it. It highlights the tools used by the gunsmith and promises a comprehensive look at the techniques involved in maintaining these classic firearms.