Videos tagged with Ejection Issues

This video details the initial assessment of a recently acquired auction firearm. The presenter notes a potential issue with the articulated trigger spring, specifically that it sometimes ejects the entire cartridge from the left barrel. This is identified as a problem that a service or gunsmithing intervention should be able to resolve, suggesting the gun is not beyond repair despite its condition.

This guide, based on expert analysis from Lucky Gunner Ammo, details how to troubleshoot failures to eject in the Sig P365-380. It emphasizes understanding the interplay between ammunition choice, grip technique, and firearm mechanics like slide velocity. The video uses high-speed camera analysis to illustrate how factors like bullet weight and type (JHP vs. FMJ) impact reliability, offering practical advice for selecting and testing carry ammunition to ensure consistent performance.

This video reviews four handguns that ultimately disappointed the presenter: the Smith & Wesson Model 19 Performance Center Carry Comp, the Sky DVG-1, the Beretta APX Carry, and the Star BM9. Issues ranged from trigger lock-up and customer service neglect with the S&W, to slide lock-back failures with the Sky, light primer strikes with the Beretta, and persistent ejection problems with the Star BM9. The presenter emphasizes that reliability and customer support are crucial for firearms, especially those intended for carry.

This video from Classic Firearms, featuring insights from Clint, delves into why the United States has historically shied away from adopting bullpup service rifles. It analyzes the trade-offs between bullpup designs and the traditional AR platform, focusing on ergonomics, weight distribution, manual of arms, malfunction clearing, and modularity. The discussion highlights the ingrained familiarity with the AR platform within US military training as a significant factor, alongside practical considerations like trigger quality and ejection port management.

This review of the Taurus 856 Executive Grade highlights both its potential and significant flaws. While the trigger is praised for its smoothness and stageability, and the gun exhibits tight tolerances, critical issues like grip interference with ejection and a catastrophic yoke screw failure under 500 rounds render it unsuitable for self-defense. The video features expert analysis from Jon Patton, a seasoned reviewer, detailing these problems.

This video details the troubleshooting and repair process for a Colt Burgess firearm experiencing ejection, feeding, and carrier drop issues. The instructor identifies specific problems, including an incorrectly installed spring, a rusted ejector, and a missing component, and explains the steps taken to resolve them, referencing a spare parts drawing for the missing piece. The repairs result in improved cycling and functionality of the firearm.

This video reviews the Christensen Arms Ranger .22LR rifle, highlighting its lightweight design and accuracy across various ammunition types including SK Rifle Match, CCI Standard, Federal Hunter Match, RWS High Velocity, and Eley High Velocity. While praising its performance and compatibility with Ruger 10/22 magazines, the reviewer notes a significant issue with extraction and ejection. A Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40 rimfire scope is recommended.

This video, titled 'Loading 6.5 Grendel - ep 2 - Function testing the gun. Ejection issues!', focuses on the second part of a series detailing the loading process for 6.5 Grendel ammunition. The primary topic covered is function testing of a firearm chambered in this caliber, with a specific emphasis on troubleshooting and diagnosing ejection issues. The video aims to provide insights into firearm operation and potential problems encountered during testing.