Videos tagged with German Drilling

This guide details the comprehensive maintenance and repair of a German Drilling firearm, as demonstrated by gunsmith Mark Novak. It covers the disassembly of complex lock mechanisms, identification and resolution of firing pin issues, and the use of specialized techniques like chamber casting with Cerrosafe to determine the rifle caliber (identified as 9.3x72R). The process emphasizes meticulous cleaning and minor adjustments for successful restoration of function.

This video from Iraqveteran8888 presents their top five deer hunting rifles, offering expert insights from seasoned firearms instructors. They cover a range of platforms from classic lever-actions like the Marlin 336 and Henry X Series to modern AR-15s and specialized bolt-actions like the Mauser Model 66 and Ruger M77 Mark II, discussing suitable calibers and ammunition. The selection emphasizes versatility, reliability, and effectiveness for filling the freezer.

This guide details the process of repairing a loose stock and cracked trigger guard on a pre-World War II German drilling. The primary cause identified is wood compression under the action, leading to a loose screw and subsequent stock movement. The repair involves inletting a brass washer to restore proper screw torque, repairing damaged wood with epoxy, and addressing the cracked trigger guard. The video emphasizes understanding the root cause of firearm issues rather than just treating symptoms.