Videos tagged with Evapo-Rust

This video details the barrel of the Johnson 1941 rifle, highlighting its similarities to the AR-15 barrel extension. The presenter discusses the process of restoring a sporterized Johnson 1941 barrel, including removing unwanted modifications and using Evapo-Rust to address pitting and corrosion. The segment emphasizes the historical connection between Melvin Johnson's designs and Eugene Stoner's AR-15.

This video demonstrates a method for restoring a fire-damaged AR-15 using Evapo-Rust. The process involves soaking the firearm's components in the rust remover, followed by disassembly, thorough cleaning, and gauging. The goal is to test fire the firearm with minimal part replacement, addressing issues as they arise.

This video details the process of assessing and attempting to restore components of a fire-damaged PSA AR-15. The instructor demonstrates cleaning methods using Evapo-Rust and Simple Green, removal of melted plastic with basic tools, and inspection of various parts including the barrel, receivers, and small springs. The focus is on salvaging usable parts and identifying components that require replacement, with a detailed borescope examination of the barrel's interior condition.

This video details the process of disassembling a fire-damaged AR-15 upper receiver, focusing on separating the barrel from the receiver. The instructor demonstrates removing a seized gas tube using specialized tools and techniques, then tackles the challenging removal of a potentially warped or corroded barrel nut. The process involves liberal use of penetrating oil, heat, and percussive force, followed by submersion in a rust-dissolving solution.

This guide details the process of assessing and restoring a fire-damaged Palmetto State Armory PA-15 AR-15. It covers initial cleaning, inspection of critical components like the bolt carrier group and springs, replacement of damaged parts, and methods for addressing barrel corrosion using specialized tools and chemicals. The instruction emphasizes a methodical approach to salvaging the firearm, highlighting the importance of component integrity and proper material treatment.

This guide details the process of assessing and restoring a fire-damaged Palmetto State Armory AR-15, as demonstrated by Chad Albrecht from the School of the American Rifle. It covers initial assessment, disassembly, rust removal using Evapo-Rust, and inspection of critical components like the buffer spring and trigger group. The expert instructor emphasizes replacing heat-compromised parts and notes potential issues like metal brittleness and cooked-off primers.

This guide details a comprehensive method for removing barrel corrosion, as demonstrated by the School of the American Rifle. It emphasizes using Evapo-Rust for soaking, followed by specialized brushless bore cleaners like Wipe-Out Tactical Advantage and Accelerator. The process includes detailed borescope inspections before and after cleaning to assess the extent of corrosion and the effectiveness of the treatment, highlighting the importance of proper cleaning and protection to prevent future issues.

This video details the cleaning and restoration process for a heavily corroded 60-year-old Colt/Armalite 601 AR-15 parts kit. The instructor, a technical gunsmith, demonstrates effective methods for removing severe rust and carbon fouling using products like Evapo-Rust and Berryman's Chem Dip, while preserving original finishes. The guide emphasizes non-abrasive techniques to avoid further wear on the firearm components.