Videos tagged with Hard Chrome Plating

This video details a 24-hour underwater submersion test of a new Henry 45-70 All-Weather rifle. The presenter, Clint Morgan, aims to assess the rifle's durability and corrosion resistance without any added lubrication. Despite being submerged in fresh running water, the rifle, featuring a hard chrome plating, showed minimal signs of rust and remained functional, though some minor discoloration on the stock and forend was noted.

Bob Serva of Fusion Firearms discusses the company's philosophy of providing high-quality firearms at an accessible price point. He details the materials and manufacturing processes used, emphasizing that quality is not solely determined by price. Serva highlights the importance of customer feedback and the company's commitment to continuous improvement, contrasting their approach with larger, more marketing-focused manufacturers.

This entry details Colt's historical issue with hard chrome plating on M16 bolt carrier groups. Despite hard chrome being a sound concept for the BCG, Colt's attempt to perform the plating in-house to save costs led to substandard results. The plating failed to meet specifications, causing flaking and operational problems, ultimately ruining a good design through cost-cutting measures.

This video discusses the challenges of protecting blued firearms from rust, especially in wet environments. The speaker shares personal experience of needing to clean blued guns daily after water exposure and highlights the effectiveness of hard chroming both a duty Sig firearm and its magazines for enhanced corrosion resistance. The content also touches on adapting gear for water activities, noting that simply placing a firearm inside a float coat pocket is insufficient to prevent it from getting wet.

This video provides an in-depth review of the E2 Armory Titanium Nitride Bolt Carrier Group (BCG). The reviewer, who has extensive experience with firearms, details the BCG's construction, materials, and performance after approximately 2500-3000 rounds. Key features highlighted include the 8620 steel carrier with hard chrome internal plating, the 9310 steel bolt, and the durable titanium nitride exterior coating. The review emphasizes the BCG's reliability and ease of cleaning, noting minimal wear only on the bolt lugs.