Videos tagged with Magazine Spring Tension

This video explains why loading 30 rounds into an MP5 magazine can cause issues during tactical reloads on a closed bolt. It demonstrates that the high spring tension of a full magazine can make it difficult to seat and lock. Two solutions are offered: loading 28-29 rounds for easier insertion or pulling the charging handle back to lock the bolt before inserting a full 30-round magazine, though this ejects a round.

This guide, drawing on the expertise of seasoned firearms instructors, details the 'Gun Detective' approach to diagnosing and troubleshooting common firearm malfunctions. It covers issues ranging from chamber fouling in an M1 Carbine to bolt lug contact on a Remington 700, emphasizing the importance of understanding mechanical interactions, ammunition, and user handling. The advice stresses self-reliance, careful modification, and crucial range safety awareness.

This video discusses common magazine feed issues encountered with firearms, particularly the Kimber Ultra Carry and Sig P938. It explores potential causes such as bullet shape, magazine feed lips, and spring tension. Solutions like polishing the feed ramp and using higher-quality magazines are suggested. The discussion also touches on the importance of proper firearm maintenance and understanding ammunition characteristics.