Videos tagged with DIY Fix

This video demonstrates a simple, low-cost modification known as 'The Quarter Trick' for AR-15 firearms equipped with .22 conversion kits. The technique involves using a US quarter as a shim within the buffer tube to reduce play in the bolt carrier group, which can often lead to feeding issues with .22LR ammunition due to manufacturing tolerances in milspec AR-15 receivers. This fix aims to improve the reliability of .22 conversion kits by ensuring proper alignment and movement of the BCG.

This guide provides a quick and effective DIY solution for a common AR-15 accessory issue: a rattling M4-style collapsible stock. Professional instruction demonstrates how to use Gaffer tape to create a snug fit, eliminating unwanted noise and movement. This modification is essential for maintaining a stable shooting platform and improving the overall feel of the rifle.

This guide details how to address the common stock wobble issue on the FN SCAR 17 using simple DIY shimming techniques with electrical tape. It also covers applying witness marks to barrel assembly screws as a maintenance best practice to detect loosening. Instruction is provided by Lucas Botkin, a recognized industry figure with extensive experience evaluating firearms and gear.

This video details the unboxing and disappointing range performance of a Bear Creek Arsenal AR-410 upper. The reviewer encountered significant bolt-closing and feed issues, attributing them to a potentially flawed bolt design, specifically the extractor's inability to clear the .410 rim. Aggressively dremeled feed ramps and a stiff ejector spring are also noted as contributing factors. A temporary fix involving extractor modification is discussed.