Videos tagged with Magazine Tube Extension

This video details extensive modifications to a Benelli M4 platform, focusing on both legitimate Benelli M4s and Turkish clones. It breaks down various aftermarket parts, including barrels, stocks, handguards, and internal components, assessing their performance impact and value. The instructor provides insights into which upgrades are beneficial and which might be considered gimmicks, offering guidance for both starting with a clone and upgrading an existing platform.

This video explores the enduring relevance of pump-action shotguns, focusing on the Remington 870 Express. The presenter details modifications for home defense, including shortening the barrel and increasing magazine capacity with extensions and side saddles. It also discusses different ammunition types (slugs, buckshot, birdshot) and their suitability for various applications, while emphasizing the importance of practice and understanding potential over-penetration risks.

This video details the complex process of converting a Winchester 1897 shotgun into a trench gun configuration. It covers critical steps such as legally shortening the barrel, modifying the magazine tube, fabricating and fitting a bayonet lug and heat shield, and addressing significant engineering challenges that arise from using reproduction parts. The presenter emphasizes the need for specialized tools and advanced machining skills to achieve a functional and safe result.

This guide details the process of replacing the factory magazine tube on a Benelli M4 or its clones to increase capacity. It involves disassembling the shotgun, removing a limiting snap ring and limiter, and using a heat gun to break Loctite on the old tube before installing a new, full-length seven-round magazine tube. The process is presented as a straightforward 20-minute job.

This guide details the expert gunsmithing process for refurbishing a Winchester 1886 rifle, including replacing a damaged barrel and fabricating a magazine tube extension from EMT conduit. Master Gunsmith Mark Novak demonstrates advanced techniques for disassembly, part fabrication, and reassembly, culminating in successful test firing. The process highlights common pitfalls and solutions for working with historical firearms.

This video details custom modifications to a Remington 870 SBS. Key upgrades include a flush-fitting Scattergun Technologies magazine tube extension, threading the barrel for chokes and suppressor mounts, and installing Wilson Combat tritium front sights integrated with a Picatinny rear rail. The presenter also explains a technique for reinforcing epoxy front sights by tack welding a mushroom under the bead.