Videos tagged with LSA

This guide details the visual and technical aspects of the Charger Loading Lee-Enfield (CLLE) MkI Naval conversion, a rare modification performed on older Long Lee rifles for British naval service. It highlights key changes like the addition of a charger bridge, removal of the dust cover, and rear sight recalibration for high-velocity ammunition. The conversion aimed to modernize existing rifles for new service requirements just prior to WWI.

This video features an interview with Allen Goldman, chemist and owner of G96 Gun Treatment, discussing the history and technical specifications of his company's firearm lubricants and solvents. Goldman highlights the rigorous military testing his products undergo, including corrosion resistance and extreme temperature performance, and explains the development of synthetic and bio-based formulations. The interview emphasizes the life-saving potential of reliable firearm maintenance products in combat and law enforcement scenarios.

This comprehensive guide, presented by a retired law enforcement officer with military background, details the expert process for cleaning and lubricating an AR-15 rifle. It emphasizes using LSA lubricant for its superior performance under heat and advocates for a dry chamber to prevent dangerous bolt thrust. The video covers detailed disassembly, cleaning techniques for critical components like the bolt carrier group and upper receiver, and strategic, minimal lubrication points.

This guide covers the operational and maintenance aspects of the Lee-Speed Military Model Commercial Enfield, a variant of the Lee-Enfield rifle. It details the rifle's unique features like the cocking piece safety, cartridge cutoff, volley sights, and the constant-force flat spring magazine. The information is presented with high authority by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, emphasizing the craftsmanship and historical context of this rifle.

This episode of Gun Talk features Wade, owner of Precision Firearm in Baton Rouge, discussing a free firearms training program for women with restraining orders. The initiative was sparked by local violent crimes, highlighting the inadequacy of restraining orders alone. The program offers free training, firearms, and ammunition, filling up within 40 hours of announcement. Discussions also cover Louisiana's firearm laws regarding transport in vehicles and homes, the importance of gun rights advocacy, and the need for active participation in organizations like the NRA.