Videos tagged with Colt 601

This video showcases a 4x scale M16 Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) training aid from Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While not an educational video, it highlights the functionality of the oversized BCG, including its moving firing pin, locking bolt, extractor, and ejector. The presenter notes its construction from resin over plastic and foam, and the need for repairs to its eroded rubber bumpers.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of various firearms prominent during the Vietnam War era. Misha, with notable appearances by Brandon Herrera, showcases proficient handling and operation of iconic rifles, submachine guns, and pistols. The content highlights specific loading techniques using stripper clips and guides, alongside live-fire sequences, offering valuable insights for firearms enthusiasts and historians.

This video showcases the "first shots" of a BRN-601 Retro build, which is a replica of the very first AR15 rifle issued by the military. The content focuses on a range test and initial firing experience of this historical firearm replica, highlighting its connection to the Colt 601.

This video provides an expert overview of the Brownells BRN-601 Retro Upper Receiver Assembly, a detailed reproduction of the early Colt 601. It highlights key historical features such as the slick-side BCG, triangular handguard, duckbill flash hider, and gray anodized receiver finish. The content is presented by a Brownells product expert, offering in-depth knowledge for enthusiasts building or restoring retro AR-15 platforms.

This video provides an in-depth inspection of a 60-year-old Colt 601 AR-15 parts kit, utilizing a comprehensive array of USGI and modern gauges. The instructor, identified as a technical expert, meticulously checks various components including the barrel, bolt carrier group, and lower receiver for wear, corrosion, and proper function. The process highlights the importance of specific tools and techniques for assessing the condition of vintage firearms.

This is a teaser for an upcoming YouTube video focusing on the Colt 601 rifle. The video is scheduled to go live on Saturday. The teaser aims to generate anticipation for the full content, which will likely delve into the details, history, or review of this specific firearm.

This YouTube video details various modifications and enhancements made to what appears to be a Colt 601-style firearm, likely an AR-15 variant. The description lists numerous custom parts and services, including specialized screws, a modified bolt carrier, a fat firing pin, a "no tick" selector, Geissele SSA trigger, knurled slip rings, bipod collars, flash hiders, rear sights, bolt catches, magazine catches, takedown pins, magazine buttons, dust covers, trigger guard detents, extractor modifications, custom paint, FSB fixes, taper pins, sling swivels, and feed ramp polishing. Future plans involve enhancing furniture, adding a pistol grip sling loop, stenciling logos, milling lower receiver markings, and using cotton slings and unmarked magazine baseplates. The emphasis is on meticulous gunsmithing and custom detailing.

This video details the cleaning and restoration process for a heavily corroded 60-year-old Colt/Armalite 601 AR-15 parts kit. The instructor, a technical gunsmith, demonstrates effective methods for removing severe rust and carbon fouling using products like Evapo-Rust and Berryman's Chem Dip, while preserving original finishes. The guide emphasizes non-abrasive techniques to avoid further wear on the firearm components.

This video provides a detailed overview and comparison of components from a 60-year-old Colt 601 AR-15 parts kit against later M16 variants. The instructor highlights significant differences in furniture, receivers, bolt carrier groups, and barrels, emphasizing the historical evolution of the AR-15 platform. Several reproduction parts are identified as necessary replacements due to wear or damage on the original components.

This video series will detail the restoration of a 60+ year old Colt/Armalite 601 AR-15 parts kit. The instructor will provide an overview of the kit, its acquisition, and necessary repairs for compliance. The series will include cleaning, a detailed component autopsy using specialized gauges, lower receiver distressing, assembly, and testing. The project utilizes a Brownells retro lower receiver as the original receiver was a machine gun.

This live Q&A session covers a wide range of firearms topics, including magazine recommendations, rifle component compatibility, historical firearms analysis, and ammunition availability. The host, a firearms instructor, discusses specific models like the Duramag, LWRC rifles, FN's production of M16s/M4s, and the Beretta ARX. He also addresses common concerns such as AK vs. AR reliability, the impact of barrel length on ballistics, and the current ammunition shortage.

This video demonstrates the proper method for removing and installing early Colt 601 receiver extensions, which lack standard wrench flats. It highlights the use of a specialized USGI M231 tool, explaining how it interfaces with a hole in the receiver extension to provide leverage. The instructor emphasizes the importance of using the correct tool to avoid damaging these collectible parts, contrasting it with less effective methods like strap wrenches or filing flats.