Videos tagged with Headspace Gauges

This video demonstrates the process of installing a Remage barrel onto a Remington 700 style action, specifically a Stasa RS700 straight-pull variant. Lead Firearms Instructor Iain Harrison highlights that the core principles of barrel installation remain the same across different action types. He emphasizes the importance of using headspace gauges for safety and notes that this DIY process can be done at home without a gunsmith, saving time and money.

This guide details a comprehensive barrel autopsy procedure for an AR-15, as demonstrated by Chad Albrecht from School of the American Rifle. It covers essential checks including thread runout, material verification, erosion gauging, straightness, gas port alignment, and headspace. The critical step involves using a borescope to identify manufacturing defects, such as the smoothbore condition found in the featured Ballistic Advantage barrel, emphasizing the importance of thorough inspection regardless of brand reputation.

This guide details the rifle reloading process, highlighting key differences from pistol reloading. It emphasizes thorough brass cleaning, resizing, and the critical step of case trimming due to brass expansion. Safety is paramount, with specific warnings about high rifle pressures and the importance of accurate powder charges and case inspection. The process includes priming, powder charging, bullet seating, and using headspace gauges for critical dimension checks.

This video addresses common questions regarding firearm headspace gauges, specifically focusing on Go, No-Go, and Field gauges. The description emphasizes that the content is for learning purposes and explicitly warns individuals without the necessary skills not to attempt the procedures shown. It also includes a Patreon link for viewer support.

Brandon Herrera, a professional AK manufacturer, provides a realistic guide to building AK-pattern rifles at home. He details the significant tooling investment required, estimating basic tooling costs around $1,056 for finished receivers and more for building from flats. Herrera emphasizes the complexity compared to AR-15 builds and advises that it's only worthwhile if building multiple rifles, while also touching on legal considerations for home builds.

This guide, presented by Iraqveteran8888's Eric and Chad, details how to effectively shop for used firearms. It covers essential inspection techniques for both modern and surplus guns, emphasizing mechanical condition over aesthetics, identifying refinished firearms, and understanding critical safety checks like headspace and cylinder gap. The instructors, demonstrating high authority and deep technical knowledge, also provide practical advice on gun store etiquette and negotiation strategies for securing the best value.

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 YouTube video from Brownells focuses on showcasing Forster Headspace Gauges. The description highlights the availability of more information on their website. While no specific firearms, calibers, or detailed applications are mentioned in the provided text, the product itself (headspace gauges) strongly implies a context of firearm maintenance, gunsmithing, and potentially reloading or precision rifle building.