Videos tagged with Leaf Spring

TheYankeeMarshal, an expert firearms instructor, addresses a viewer's question about the internal mechanisms of the Taurus 692 compared to the Smith & Wesson 686. He explains that the Taurus 692 utilizes a spring and strut system, while the S&W 686 typically uses a leaf spring. The discussion also touches on Colt Pythons using a V spring and Ruger revolvers also employing the spring and strut system. The instructor expresses interest in finding an internal diagram of the Taurus 692 for a visual comparison.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio's After Show covers a range of firearms topics. Mark Holly shares a troubleshooting tip for his Smith & Wesson 686 revolver, identifying a loose grip screw affecting primer ignition. The discussion also touches on magazine compatibility for the Ruger PC Carbine, the appeal of lever-action and single-action firearms, and practical considerations for concealed carry in winter conditions, including the potential for shooting through coat pockets. The hosts also delve into political commentary regarding gun control advocacy and voter engagement.

This video provides an expert-level explanation of how a SEAR (Sear) mechanism functions in firearms, presented by TheYankeeMarshal. It details the SEAR's role in holding the hammer back and its interaction with the trigger mechanism, emphasizing that most firearms with a trigger-activated firing pin or hammer utilize a SEAR. The instructor encourages newcomers to ask questions, highlighting the importance of understanding fundamental firearm components.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling and reassembling the Argentine Ballester Molina service pistol. The presenter, Eric from Iraqveteran8888, walks viewers through the entire process, highlighting key differences from the 1911 platform and diagnosing a failure-to-fire issue caused by rust and corrosion in the firing pin channel. The guide covers the removal of all major components, including the slide, barrel, frame internals like the sear, hammer, and leaf spring, and offers tips for reassembly, particularly for challenging parts.

This guide details the advanced gunsmithing process of creating new leaf springs for British side-by-side shotguns, as demonstrated by English-trained gunsmith Jack Rowe. The process involves shaping spring steel bar stock, heat treating, hardening, and tempering to achieve the correct tension and elasticity. This technique is crucial as replacement springs are often unavailable.

This guide details a basic, non-obtrusive trigger job for the Mosin-Nagant rifle, as demonstrated by Eric from Iraqveteran8888. The process involves carefully modifying the sear and cocking piece engagement surfaces to reduce pull weight and creep, aiming for a cleaner break. It emphasizes precise material removal and polishing, followed by a critical safety check to ensure reliability. Instruction is provided by a professional gunsmith, highlighting detailed explanations of firearm mechanics.

Master Gunsmith Terry Gardner provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to performing a trigger job and fitting a new safety on a 1911 pistol. The process involves careful stoning of internal components, precise fitting of a Wilson Combat safety lever using a Dremel, and adjusting the three-finger leaf spring to achieve a desired trigger pull weight. This expert instruction emphasizes meticulous attention to detail for optimal firearm performance and safety.

This video details a comprehensive trigger job on a Taurus PT 1911 by master gunsmith Terry G. It covers the disassembly process, fitting oversized aftermarket parts like a Wilson Combat thumb safety, adjusting the trigger stirrup for creep, and stoning the sear and hammer hooks to achieve a precise break. The session also touches on metallurgy differences between MIM and forged parts and tuning the leaf spring for a target 4lb trigger pull.