Videos tagged with Captive Safety Lever

This video provides a beginner-friendly guide on how to safely check the functionality of a SIG SAUER P320 pistol at home. It details a partial disassembly process to inspect the striker, striker safety lock, and sear reset mechanism. The guide also covers testing the trigger bar, captive safety lever, and manual safety (if equipped), ensuring all components operate as designed for safe and reliable function.

This guide details the safe disassembly procedure for the SIG SAUER P320, emphasizing its unique safety features that prevent accidental discharge. It also outlines the five sequential mechanical actions required for the P320 to fire, as explained by Phil Strader, VP of Consumer Affairs at SIG SAUER. The video highlights the advanced manufacturing processes and redundant safety mechanisms built into the P320.

This video details the supplemental inspection criteria for the Air Force M18 modular handgun system, prompted by a fatal accident. It outlines specific steps for inspecting the fire control unit, including checking for burrs and spurs on critical components like the captive safety lever and sear notch. The guidance emphasizes thorough field stripping, function checks, and reporting any findings within 48 hours, integrating these checks into all future M18 inspections.