Videos tagged with Custom Firearm Parts

This video details the process of machining a replacement hammer strut nut (Schlagfederstangen-Mutter) for the Swiss SIG P210 pistol using a lathe. The custom part is designed to prevent wear on the firearm's frame by distributing force over a larger area. The guide covers drilling the cross-hole, turning the diameter, tapping the internal thread, and parting off the finished component.

This video provides a first impression of the Airborne Arms Geronimo Trigger. While the video title focuses on the trigger itself, the extensive description highlights the creator's website, Patreon, merchandise, and a curated list of top Amazon products including optics (Sig Sauer Romeo 5, Primary Arms, Trijicon MRO, Trijicon RMR), scope rings, sights, hearing protection, magazine loaders, and targets. Camera and audio equipment are also detailed, along with social media links and a supported charity. The disclaimer emphasizes that the content is for documentary, educational, and entertainment purposes only, with a strong warning against imitation and adherence to all firearm laws.

Jim Clark of Clark Custom Guns discusses the intricacies of firearm customization, focusing on the Ruger 10/22 and 1911 platforms. He highlights the demand for custom 10/22 builds for both competition and plinking, and the precision required for 1911 bullseye pistols. Clark also details their unique shotgun-to-double-rifle conversions, emphasizing the quality and cost-effectiveness compared to European counterparts. The conversation touches on the current market for firearms, suggesting it's an opportune time for buyers due to overstocking.

This video demonstrates a gunsmithing technique for creating a replacement forend hanger for a rolling block firearm. Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, showcases the process of fabricating a custom part when original components are difficult to obtain. The tutorial focuses on the practical application of gunsmithing skills for firearm restoration and maintenance.

This video demonstrates how to create a simple DIY fixture for accurately cutting off small screws to the correct length, a common task in gunsmithing. By drilling and tapping a piece of flat stock, users can create a secure holder that protects screw threads during grinding or filing, ensuring clean, usable threads. The presenter also mentions commercially available alternatives like the Brownells Screw Checker or Screw Gizzy.