Videos tagged with Extractors

This video outlines eight essential items gun owners should stock up on before an ammunition shortage, beyond just ammunition itself. Key recommendations include proper bulk ammo storage solutions like ammo cans to protect against environmental damage, spare parts such as firing pins and springs, extra magazines (suggesting 10 per firearm), and reloading components like primers, powder, brass, and bullets. The presenter also emphasizes the importance of training ammunition, firearm accessories like red dots and flashlights, medical supplies including trauma kits and emergency medications, and essential cleaning supplies for firearm maintenance.

This video provides an expert comparison between the Remington 870 and Mossberg 590 shotguns, focusing on reliability under adverse conditions. Luke from Line45 emphasizes the Mossberg 590A1's out-of-the-box durability and Milspec pedigree, while highlighting the Remington 870 Police variants' potential with upgraded parts. The guide focuses on essential field fixes and part swaps for ensuring continued function when it matters most.

This review covers the Savage Fox Model B Series H, a 12 gauge side-by-side shotgun produced by Savage from 1929 to 1986. The presenter highlights its historical significance, simple yet robust box lock action, and suitability as a reliable "working man's gun." Specifics like the 24-inch barrels, internal hammers, double triggers, and extractors are detailed, along with a personal account of its restoration.

The TriStar Setter ST is an ultra-affordable over-under 12 gauge shotgun, ideal for beginners entering the world of clay sports. After 2.5 years and hundreds of rounds, the reviewer finds it holds up well despite rough handling, offering reliable performance for local competitions. Key features include selectable barrels for strategic shot placement and extractors for easy shell removal.

The Davidson's Exclusive GForce GF5 Plush is a 12-gauge shotgun designed for upland fields, featuring a select-grade Turkish Walnut stock and forend. It boasts a blued 28-inch chromoly steel barrel with a ventilated rib and a silver-finished receiver adorned with intricate laser engraving. The shotgun includes a tang safety, extractors, and a rubber butt pad designed to absorb recoil from 3-inch magnum loads. It comes with five extended chokes (cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, and full) in a Belli Mobile thread pattern.

The Mossberg Silver Reserve Eventide Turkey is a specialized 28-gauge over-under shotgun designed for turkey hunting. Its compact 37.75-inch overall length, achieved with 20-inch barrels and a 14.5-inch length of pull, offers excellent maneuverability in blinds and while on the move. The full Mossy Oak Green Leaf camouflage pattern and synthetic furniture enhance durability and concealment. It features a tang-mounted safety and barrel selector, a fiber optic front sight, and comes with three chokes (XX Full, Improved Cylinder) for versatile shot placement.

Amber from Exile Armory LLC presents a weekend showcase of newly arrived firearms and available inventory. The video highlights a diverse range of handguns and long guns, including shotguns, rifles, and pistols, with specific models, calibers, and prices mentioned. Several firearms feature optic cuts and laser sights, catering to various shooting preferences and tactical applications. The store is also hiring and encourages in-person applications.

This review covers the EAA Churchill 500 Series side-by-side shotguns, highlighting their classic styling and modern features. The shotguns are available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge, as well as .410 bore, with scaled receivers for different calibers. Key features include Turkish walnut furniture, extractors, a manual safety, a gold mechanical single selective trigger, and included choke tubes.

This video discusses the importance of firearm parts availability and support, contrasting platforms like the AR-15 and Glock, which benefit from widespread parts interchangeability and affordability, with more specialized or complex designs like the FN SCAR, LMT piston guns, and certain shotguns that have expensive or hard-to-find parts. The hosts emphasize that while simple, reliable designs are easier to maintain, even robust firearms can benefit from having essential spare parts like springs, firing pins, and extractors on hand, especially for long-term reliability or in situations where professional gunsmithing is unavailable. They also touch on the challenges of part support for niche firearms and the complexities introduced by different manufacturers and generations within a single platform, like 9mm PCCs.

This video details the manufacturing process and benefits of Nowlin 1911 barrels, emphasizing their Electro Chemical Machining (ECM) technique for superior accuracy, smooth finish, and stress-free rifling. It covers the advantages of tight tolerances and tighter-than-normal rifling for better bullet seal, leading to higher velocity and less fouling, making them ideal for high-volume shooting. The guide also explains the differences between drop-in and gunsmith-fit barrels, including fitting procedures for optimal lock-up, and highlights the availability of various calibers, lengths, and the Nowlin ramp feature for enhanced case support.

This comprehensive guide details the step-by-step disassembly of a W. Jeffery & Son British Side-by-Side Boxlock Shotgun, presented by English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe. The video covers the removal of all major components, including the barrels, action, trigger plate, hammers, and forend assembly, emphasizing traditional gunsmithing techniques and identification marks used by English makers. It's an expert-level walkthrough for those needing to clean, repair, or understand the intricate mechanics of these classic firearms.