Videos tagged with CNC Milling

This guide details the process of mounting a Holosun 507K optic onto a Glock 43X MOS pistol. Due to interference from the factory MOS cut's rear posts, a specialized CNC milling service from GlockStore is required to modify the slide for a flush, adapter-plate-free mount. The service addresses potential interference with internal components like the extractor depressor plunger rod.

This video from Tactical Toolbox, presented by Reno May, delves into the prevalent scams targeting the firearms community and clarifies recent regulatory changes affecting DIY firearm manufacturing. May, recognized for his deep understanding of ATF regulations and DIY firearm assembly, provides crucial insights into protecting oneself from online fraud, including impersonation on social media and fraudulent giveaway schemes. He also details the latest ATF 'Frame or Receiver' rule changes and discusses serialization requirements for 80% frames, highlighting tools like the Ghost Gunner 3 for compliant manufacturing.

This video showcases a time-lapse of the Bo-Mar cut milling process, specifically for milling a rear sight dovetail. The description highlights that this is an in-depth video detailing the entire operation of creating a Bo-Mar standard rear sight seat. It's presented by Guido, who thanks viewers for watching.

This video offers an in-depth look inside the Smith & Wesson factory in Springfield, Massachusetts, guided by Mrgunsngear. It details the manufacturing process from raw materials to finished products, including the Performance Center, custom engraving, forging, CNC milling, barrel production, and heat treating. The tour also highlights Gemtech suppressor testing and the facility's historical features. The expert-level access and detailed explanations provide significant insight into high-end firearm manufacturing.

This guide details the process of having a Glock slide milled for a red dot optic, a modification popularized by GlockStore. It emphasizes the benefits of milling over dovetail mounts for a lower optic profile and the importance of co-witnessing with suppressor-height sights. The process involves sending the slide to GlockStore, where CNC milling ensures a precise fit for popular optics like the Trijicon RMR.