Videos tagged with Field Repair

This video demonstrates the Hazzbro Elf on the Shelf BB-gun challenge using a lever-action BB gun. The host provides a brief overview of equipment preparation, including checking for air leaks and performing a quick field fix with mineral oil. The challenge involves shooting at a custom elf target from 7 yards, showcasing basic marksmanship and simple airgun maintenance techniques.

This guide details the field repair of a Brownells BRN-4 rifle following a catastrophic ammunition failure. The video, presented by a professional firearms instructor from Regular Guy Training LLC, demonstrates how a blown-out case can damage components. Despite initial fears of total destruction, the instructor successfully repaired the rifle by simply replacing the damaged extractor, highlighting the resilience of the HK416 platform and the importance of proper diagnosis.

This entry details a field repair scenario involving a Retay 12-gauge shotgun, where a Victorinox knife and fiberglass rod were used to fix a sling swivel. It also highlights Ted Nugent's advocacy for the 10mm caliber and his anticipation of a Marlin 10mm lever-action rifle, emphasizing a return to traditional firearm commonality.

This video provides essential long-term maintenance and repair strategies for tactical gear and personal well-being in the field. It covers repairing clothing and textiles with basic sewing, using ripstop tape and duct tape for various repairs, and maintaining leather boots with wax and proper drying techniques. The guide also emphasizes personal maintenance, including foot care to prevent trench foot, proper hydration with salt intake, and hygiene practices to maintain morale and performance.

The MP Field Tool is a compact, lightweight, and durable multi-tool designed for riflemen. It features unique capabilities for clearing common rifle malfunctions like stuck cases in the chamber or above the bolt. Constructed from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum with Type III anodization, it weighs less than one ounce and is made in the USA. The tool also includes a quick range estimator, hex wrenches, a 1/4-inch bit driver, knot puller, flathead screwdriver, door spindle tool, and bottle opener, making it a versatile addition to any rifleman's kit.

This video details a dramatic 20-story drop test comparing a Glock 17 and a Tisas 1911 Duty. Despite significant damage, both firearms were subjected to field repairs and surprisingly remained functional and combat accurate, demonstrating remarkable resilience. The test highlights the robust nature of modern firearms and the effectiveness of basic field expedient repairs.

This video details an extreme torture test of a Palmetto State Armory AR-15 and a Cylee T3 optic. The rifle undergoes drop tests, being run over by a truck, dragged behind a vehicle, and shot with a 12-gauge shotgun. The test highlights the rifle's surprising resilience and the optic's ability to maintain zero under duress, with a focus on field-expedient clearing of debris.

This video demonstrates a method for re-zeroing an ACOG optic after it has been impacted, referencing an "old Army trick" involving a hammer and a Gerber tool. The presenter uses a Daniel Defense V7 rifle equipped with an ACOG and a DBAL-A3 laser aiming module. The demonstration involves live-fire testing to assess the optic's zero after the impact and subsequent adjustment.

This guide details how to troubleshoot a common rifle malfunction where the buffer tube detent pin dislodges, preventing proper cycling. The video demonstrates that a simple re-installation and proper rotation of the buffer tube can resolve the issue, highlighting the importance of correct assembly for reliable function. The speaker, an experienced enthusiast, guides viewers through the fix in his workshop.

This video demonstrates a quick, $1 repair of a shattered wooden shotgun stock using only super glue. The presenter, an experienced firearms content creator, tests the durability of this unconventional repair method under live fire conditions. The repair held during the test, offering a temporary solution for a severely damaged stock.

This guide details the process of testing the durability of a budget Trijicon SRO clone purchased from Wish.com. The testing involves mounting the optic on a Glock 43X, conducting live-fire tests at an outdoor range, attempting a field repair with duct tape, and finally performing destructive impact testing. The results indicate significant durability issues with the budget clone.

This guide, drawing from the expertise of the Dirty Civilian host, covers essential firearm maintenance and parts replacement for rifles and handguns. It emphasizes proactive replacement of wear items like springs and gas rings, the importance of proper tools like torque drivers, and preparedness for field repairs. The host's practical, survivalist-oriented approach highlights the value of owning critical spare parts to ensure firearm reliability in any situation.