Videos tagged with Hammers

This video from Brownells highlights essential tools for gunsmiths, emphasizing quality and durability for everyday use. Host Caleb discusses the importance of a good screwdriver set, precision calipers, durable punches, versatile hammers, bench blocks, files, pliers, and a robust gunsmithing vice. He stresses that investing in quality tools like Brownells' magnet tip screwdriver set and Starrett calipers can prevent damage to firearms and save money in the long run.

This live panel discussion from GunCon 2024 debunks the myth that a formal degree is required to be a gunsmith. Experts Steve Astrom, Zeke, and Caleb share their experiences, emphasizing hands-on learning through apprenticeships and practical work. They discuss the evolution of gunsmithing from traditional 'smithing' to part replacement and repair, highlighting the importance of machining skills, tool selection, and the value of continuous learning and content creation in the firearms industry.

This video offers a concise demonstration and explanation of the 'double-tap' shooting technique, also referred to as 'Hammers' or 'Controlled Pairs'. The content focuses on rapid, accurate follow-up shots in a tactical context.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of essential gunsmithing tools for beginners and professionals. Key recommendations include high-quality vises with swivel bases, specialized hollow-ground screwdrivers, and a variety of punches and hammers. Safety equipment like glasses and proper lighting are emphasized, alongside specialized tools for tasks such as sight installation, trigger measurement, and precision measuring with calipers and micrometers. The video also covers specific tools for AR-15s and general power tools for fabrication.

This video details essential hand tools for British side-by-side shotgun gunsmithing, emphasizing precision and traditional methods. Key tools include custom-ground turn screws, various files for metal removal, flat peen hammers, and specialized items like the Purdey disc key. Techniques like smoke fitting and using a square punch for forends are demonstrated, highlighting the importance of meticulous work for maintaining firearm integrity and function.

This guide outlines the essential tools and setup for a basic gunsmithing workshop, as demonstrated by Iraqveteran8888. Key recommendations include a multi-axis vise, specific types of hammers and screwdrivers, a versatile belt sander, precision calipers, and essential cleaning/lubricating chemicals. Proper organization and tool selection are emphasized to prevent firearm damage and ensure efficient work.