Videos tagged with Custom Rifles

This video offers an inside look at the Gunwerks philosophy, emphasizing function over gadgets. Matt Carrey, a long-time customer, highlights the thoughtful design and meticulous manufacturing process that caters specifically to hunters' needs. The content showcases the journey from CAD design to the active reloading of .375 H&H mag ammunition, underscoring the brand's commitment to quality and performance.

This video announces the new "home" for Paramount Custom Rifles, signifying a new chapter for the company. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the title implies a focus on custom rifle building and potentially showcasing their work or facility.

This episode defines 'Bubba' as the detrimental force in rifle collecting, characterized by irreversible modifications that devalue historical firearms. It categorizes these modifications into reversible, importer-driven (Bubba Inc.), and extreme (Cocaine Bubba) types, using examples like the Swedish M41B, Finnish M39 Mosin Nagant, and Type 99 Arisaka. The discussion highlights the significant loss of value and the complex economics of restoration, emphasizing that even restored rifles rarely regain the value of original, matching examples.

This video appears to be an in-depth look at two different 5.56 caliber rifle setups. The title suggests a focus on AK and AR platform rifles, implying a comparison or demonstration of various configurations. The "Up Close and Personal" phrasing indicates a detailed examination of these firearms, likely covering their features, modifications, and potentially their performance. It's geared towards enthusiasts interested in these specific rifle platforms and the popular 5.56mm caliber.

This video showcases bespoke firearms from renowned custom gun makers across the USA and Europe. It directs viewers to firearmsguide.com for in-depth research, offering high-resolution images, pricing, technical specifications, and detailed features of these unique firearms. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in high-end, custom-made guns.

This video is a coming soon announcement for a rifle painting tutorial. While no specific rifle model or type is mentioned, the title clearly indicates the content will focus on modifying and customizing a rifle's appearance through painting. It suggests a focus on aesthetic enhancements and potentially DIY firearm customization techniques.

This video details the industrial button rifling process for Savage rifle barrels. It covers essential steps like tool preparation with specialized lubricants, precise machine alignment, and the cold-forming of lands and grooves by pulling a rifling button through the steel bore. The process concludes with post-production inspection and collection of finished barrels.

This video explains the process of 'action blueprinting' or 'action truing,' a gunsmithing technique to ensure maximum accuracy and reliability in bolt-action rifles. It involves precisely aligning and matching critical components like the barrel threads, receiver shoulder, recoil lug, and bolt lugs. High-end custom actions are often pre-blueprinted from the manufacturer, contributing to their higher cost.

This "Gun Talk Radio" episode, "After Show" from July 14, 2019, features hosts Tom, Jim, and Michelle discussing crucial topics for firearm owners. They emphasize the legal importance of understanding different states' gun laws before traveling or crossing state lines. The conversation also delves into the practical aspects of customizing hunting rifles for optimal performance and explores the age-old tradition of hunting with dogs. The show is part of a broader radio program that covers firearms news, products, and politics, available on multiple platforms.

This video explores five exceptional, lesser-known gunmakers: AA Brown & Sons (England), Johann Fanzoj (Austria), Armi Quqezi (Italy), Peter Hofer (Austria), and Piotti Guns (Italy), with a wildcard mention of Famars (Abbiatico & Salvinelli). It highlights their unique craftsmanship, bespoke options, and artistic detailing in creating high-end rifles and shotguns, showcasing a range of prices and customization possibilities.

This video provides an inside look at Liberty Suppressors and their operation, hosted by Kit Badger. The creator highlights the quality and variety of silencers produced by Liberty Suppressors, mentioning his personal experience with the Liberty Mystic multi-caliber suppressor. A significant focus is placed on the custom work, particularly the integrally suppressed rifles. The video encourages viewers to consider Liberty Suppressors for their next suppressor or custom integral build.

Achieving higher rifle accuracy involves advanced case preparation beyond standard factory tolerances. Techniques like segregating brass by weight, investing in quality brass like Lapua, and performing neck turning are crucial for concentricity. Neck sizing, as opposed to full-length sizing, preserves the fire-formed shape of the brass for improved consistency and accuracy in precision shooting applications.