Videos tagged with Ejector Mechanism

This guide details the field stripping procedure for the Fagnus revolver, also known as the Maguire revolver, a significant firearm for French Army officers and a precursor to modern revolver lockwork. The expert instruction covers its single and double-action capabilities, unique gate and cylinder detenting, flip-around ejector, and rapid takedown system, culminating in a full disassembly to reveal the 1874-patented lockwork.

This guide details the operation of the bottom-break action and unique ejector mechanism on a Devisme Cartridge Revolver, as explained by Ian McCollum. It covers safe manipulation for cylinder access and cartridge ejection, highlighting the sophisticated engineering of this rare 19th-century firearm. McCollum's high authority level is evident in his deep dive into obscure mechanical features.

This comprehensive guide details the intricate re-assembly process for a W. Jeffery & Son sidelock shotgun, led by English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers everything from installing complex internal mechanisms like the safety and trigger group to traditional techniques such as heat bluing striker discs. The video emphasizes methodical work and the use of specialized tools for a professional finish.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Westley Richards ejector system, a widely used mechanism in British side-by-side shotguns. It details the disassembly process, explaining the function of components like mainsprings, sears, and hammer kickers, likening the system to 'little gun locks.' The video also covers how to adjust the timing of the ejector mechanism to correct issues with premature or delayed ejection.

This video provides an advanced guide to disassembling the Westley Richards box ejector mechanism, a common component in older box lock shotguns. It details the process of removing the ejector springs, highlighting the differences between the Westley Richards and its predecessor, the Deely box. The instruction emphasizes careful handling of springs and the use of specific tools for the task.

This video addresses a common shotgun issue where a loose forend prevents the ejector from functioning correctly. The root cause is identified as a cracked solder joint around the barrel loop, leading to a forward shift and a gap. The speaker explains how this affects the ejector mechanism, specifically mentioning the older Baker system found in Greener guns and contrasting it with the modern, universally adopted Southgate system.