Videos tagged with Firing Pin Channel

This video examines a late-production Type 94 Nambu pistol, highlighting manufacturing shortcuts employed for rapid production. It details how the frame was milled from the outside, the exposed transfer bar, and the use of plates for guiding paths, often dovetailed, pinned, or welded. The breech block was bored through and then welded and ground to shape, demonstrating a focus on speed over traditional machining methods.

This guide details the subtle internal and external differences between a standard Glock Gen 5 and the updated 'Gen V' model, as explained by hickok45. It focuses on modifications to the firing pin channel and striker assembly, highlighting their purpose as anti-conversion measures to prevent the attachment of illegal full-auto devices. The information is presented with an analytical and casual tone, reflecting high expertise.

This guide details the internal modifications found in the new Glock V models, as presented by Lenny Magill. Key differences include a smaller striker lug, a narrower firing pin channel, and new ramp features within the slide. The video also highlights that slide cover plates are not interchangeable between the V model and Gen 5 due to design variations. This information is crucial for gunsmiths and advanced Glock enthusiasts looking to understand the latest internal changes.

This video provides a detailed teardown and cleaning guide for the Savage Renegauge shotgun, highlighting common areas of carbon buildup after high-volume shooting. It demonstrates the disassembly process, focusing on the bolt, firing pin, and gas system, and emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning for gas-operated semi-automatic shotguns.

This video details significant reliability issues encountered with the FN SCAR 20S chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, specifically concerning frequent blown primers. The presenter, an experienced firearms reviewer, documents multiple instances of primers backing out, puncturing, and causing malfunctions that bind the rifle. Despite extensive testing with various ammunition types and even swapping bolts with a known-good 308 SCAR, the problem persisted, suggesting a fundamental design flaw in the 6.5 Creedmoor variant.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling and reassembling the Argentine Ballester Molina service pistol. The presenter, Eric from Iraqveteran8888, walks viewers through the entire process, highlighting key differences from the 1911 platform and diagnosing a failure-to-fire issue caused by rust and corrosion in the firing pin channel. The guide covers the removal of all major components, including the slide, barrel, frame internals like the sear, hammer, and leaf spring, and offers tips for reassembly, particularly for challenging parts.