Videos tagged with Lower Receiver Assembly

This video demonstrates the assembly of an AR-15 lower receiver, focusing on the installation of critical components like the trigger group, safety selector, and buffer system. The builder, exhibiting advanced armorer skills, utilizes specialized tools and techniques for a precise build. While edited for entertainment, the process highlights the methodical approach required for a reliable firearm.

This video provides a detailed, piece-by-piece assembly of an AR-15 style rifle, presented in a stop-motion style by Wilson Combat. It covers the assembly of the trigger group, lower receiver components, upper receiver and BCG, and concludes with joining the receivers and adding accessories like an Aimpoint optic and magazine. The expert-level presentation showcases precise component placement and a professional assembly sequence.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive guide on assembling an AR-15 rifle, specifically focusing on a build using Palmetto State Armory (PSA) components. The content aims to be helpful for viewers looking to undertake their own AR-15 build, particularly those interested in budget-friendly and reliable options. A detailed parts list is provided via a Google Sheets link, and the video is filmed in a controlled, professional setting. The creator, 1st Shot Tactical, emphasizes the entertainment and educational nature of their content.

This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to building an AR308 rifle. Hosted by Caleb and Dallas at Brownells, the tutorial covers the entire assembly process, from selecting components to final assembly. Key stages highlighted include building the lower receiver, installing a TriggerTech trigger, and fitting a Magpul PRS Gen 3 stock. It's designed to be accessible for both new builders and experienced individuals looking to enhance their skills.

This guide details the assembly of an AR-15 using an Unbranded AR Ambi-Lower. It covers the installation of key components like the bolt catch, ambidextrous magazine release, AT3 Tactical 2-stage trigger, buffer system, stock, Midwest Industries handguard, and Samson vertical grip. The video emphasizes proper tool usage, including a torque wrench for the castle nut, and concludes with a function check. The builder demonstrates high expertise in firearm assembly.

This YouTube video provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to install and remove the magazine catch/release on an AR-15 lower receiver. It's presented as the third installment in a series on building an AR-15, and also offers a method for performing the process in reverse. The description includes affiliate links for thread locker and the creator's Amazon store, as well as social media links. The video aims to guide viewers through a specific part of the AR-15 build process.

This video provides a concise, under-5-minute guide on how to install a magazine catch on AR-15 and AR-style rifles. Presented by AT3 Tactical, it's aimed at individuals building their own AR rifles, offering a practical trick learned from their experience building thousands of ARs annually. The tutorial covers essential steps like tools, identifying threaded or pinned components, setting roll pins, and installing the forward assist and pivot pin. The description also links to comprehensive AR-15 and AR-10 builder's guides and highlights AT3 Tactical's commitment to educating the AR-15 community.

This video demonstrates the proper installation of an A2 style AR-15 buttstock. Key steps include installing a spacer on the buffer tube, preparing the takedown pin with oil, and carefully inserting the detent and spring. The buttstock is then slid over the buffer tube, ensuring the detent spring is not bent, and secured with a buttplate screw.

This guide provides essential tips for assembling an AR-15 lower receiver, emphasizing pre-assembly cleaning and inspection of all holes. It highlights using specialized tools like the AR Stoner fixture for trigger guard roll pin installation to prevent receiver ear damage and a Crosstac hammer block for safe trigger function testing. Following these steps helps avoid common errors in building this complex firearm component.