Videos tagged with Extractor

This video delves into the intricate mechanical design of the M1 Garand rifle, with animator Bruno detailing the complexities he encountered while animating its components. Key areas of focus include the convoluted bolt design, the non-linear cycling action, the challenging recoil spring system, and the precise machining required for parts like the clip release and the accelerator. The discussion highlights the unique engineering choices made during the Garand's development and contrasts them with more modern design philosophies.

This video discusses the Staccato warranty service, detailing personal experiences with multiple warranty claims over approximately 80,000 rounds across four Staccato pistols. The speaker emphasizes that while claims might seem frequent, many are for minor issues like loose screws or worn parts. The discussion also touches on optic mounting issues and the differences in warranty support compared to other manufacturers.

This video from Regular Guy Training LLC highlights the environmental resilience of the BRN-4 compared to traditional AR platforms. The instructor, demonstrating experienced authority, explains how the BRN-4's advanced lubrication system mitigates issues caused by snow, humidity, and desert heat, preventing malfunctions where standard ARs might fail.

This guide details the operation of the Franklin Armory Prevail bolt action rifle's proprietary 'Total Round Control' system, as explained by Dan Dement. It focuses on the unique lifter-activated auto-ejector and controlled round feed mechanism, ensuring reliable chambering and ejection. The demonstration highlights the precise mechanical timing involved in the bolt's action.

This guide details the takedown procedure for the Remington Model 10 Trench Gun, demonstrating how to disassemble the firearm even with its trench gun hardware. It emphasizes a critical step for reassembly involving the extractor, providing tips to prevent damage and ensure proper alignment. The process involves releasing a tab, rotating the magazine tube, and then separating the receiver.

This comprehensive guide details the cleaning and maintenance of the Springfield Prodigy 2011 pistol, going beyond a basic field strip. It covers detailed disassembly of the slide, including the guide rod, firing pin, and extractor, followed by thorough cleaning of all components using specific solvents and brushes. Reassembly and lubrication techniques are demonstrated, along with magazine maintenance and a function check. The video emphasizes attention to detail for ensuring reliability and longevity of the firearm.

This review of the Danish model Bergmann 1910 highlights its short recoil locked breech system, last round hold open feature, and reload capabilities via magazine or stripper clip. The presenter notes the unique, isolated lock work and the disassembly process requiring a punch. Despite its collector appeal, the ergonomics and trigger are critiqued.

This comprehensive guide from CJ at AT3 Tactical details the complete disassembly and reassembly of an AR-15 Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). It covers field stripping using minimal tools and then proceeds to a full deconstruction, including the extractor, ejector, and gas rings, with recommended tools and techniques for each step. The guide emphasizes proper lubrication and function checks for reliable operation.

Mark Serbu discusses the challenges of manufacturing BFG 50A bolt carriers and other components, detailing a complex SolidWorks modeling process for a helical cam pin cutout. He also provides a public service announcement regarding firing pin retention in the BFG 50A and offers advice on removing a peened firing pin retainer. The video highlights the outsourcing of parts like bolt carriers and extractors due to production demands.

This video details the aftermath of an ammunition 'kaboom' event, focusing on the damage to a firearm's bolt face and ramp. It explains how overpressure or setback can cause the cartridge case to expand, copying the firearm's components. The instructor highlights the importance of the extractor channel's role in venting excess pressure and discusses the differences between a true kaboom and a setback event.

This video demonstrates a quick field method to identify an AR-15 bolt or extractor issue where the extractor tail sits too high. By seating the bolt carrier and gently rotating it, excessive resistance indicates binding, which can cause chambering difficulties and wear. The instructor suggests replacing the bolt, extractor, or both if this issue is detected.