Videos tagged with Gas System Cleaning

This Brownells maintenance guide provides a comprehensive cleaning and lubrication tutorial for AK-pattern rifles, using a Zastava M70 as the example. Host Caleb details field stripping, safe cleaning of the barrel, bolt, gas system, and receiver. The video covers essential cleaning supplies like CLP, steel wool, and bronze brushes, along with specialized lubricants for AK heat resistance. It also addresses common issues such as stuck firing pins and carbon buildup, offering practical tips for maintaining AK reliability and longevity without overcomplication.

This video demonstrates the cleaning drills for the gas system of the M14/M1A rifle, provided by Sadlak Industries. It offers a practical guide for maintaining this specific firearm component. The description also directs viewers to Brownells for more information.

This guide details the proper cleaning procedure for the Remington Versa Max shotgun, as demonstrated by an expert instructor from Brownells. It covers essential steps from barrel cleaning with solvents and brushes to addressing carbon buildup on pistons, plugs, and the gas block. The guide also outlines cleaning the trigger group, receiver, and bolt, emphasizing thorough inspection of all components post-cleaning. Instruction from a professional firearm maintenance expert ensures best practices are followed.

This guide details the cleaning process for Remington 1100 and 1187 shotguns, as demonstrated by a Brownells Gunsmith. It covers essential tools and step-by-step instructions for cleaning the barrel bore, extension, gas cylinder, barrel seal, piston, trigger group, receiver, action bar, and bolt. Key areas of focus include clearing gas holes and inspecting the O-ring for wear.

This video demonstrates an advanced gunsmithing procedure for an extremely fouled Saiga 12 shotgun. The presenter, Eric, details the process of removing a solid puck of carbon and plastic wadding from the gas piston and gas block, which was causing significant cycling issues and potential safety hazards. The expert-level instruction highlights the critical importance of regular firearm maintenance, even in the face of severe neglect.