Videos tagged with OEM Parts

Neglect, not round count, is the primary cause of firearm failure. This guide outlines 17 proactive habits to ensure firearms like Glocks and AR-15s exceed 20,000 rounds without major repairs. Key practices include meticulous round logging, regular cleaning and lubrication, timely replacement of critical springs and components, proper magazine care, and using quality ammunition and parts. Following these expert-recommended procedures can significantly extend a firearm's service life and maintain its reliability.

This video explores acquiring OEM Glock parts for Glock 26, 27, and 33 models. The presenter aims to show viewers how to build or acquire these specific Glock pistols for less than the cost of a new factory-produced Glock, suggesting the process is more straightforward than many might assume. The focus is on using original manufacturer parts to achieve a cost-effective outcome.

This video provides two practical methods for assessing the quality of used firearms without specialized tools. The first tip emphasizes checking if all parts are original to the brand, as aftermarket modifications can be difficult to verify. The second tip focuses on estimating round count by examining barrel finish wear, with examples like the Glock 25 illustrating minimal wear on newer firearms. For AR-15s, it's recommended to prefer OEM builds over custom 'garage builds' and to inspect the bolt carrier group's interface with the hammer for signs of heavy use.

This episode features Kohlton Anderson of Black Canyon Systems discussing the concept of "Rites of Passage" and how they are reflected in contemporary activities, particularly the world of rodeo. The description draws a parallel between rodeo culture and gun culture, suggesting shared underlying principles or traditions. The episode is sponsored by Obsidian Arms, a firearms and parts manufacturer, and also mentions support for the REDACTED Culture Cast and their products.

This video discusses the importance of using Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts or high-quality aftermarket alternatives when replacing worn barrels on firearms. The emphasis is on maintaining reliability and performance by choosing reputable components, suggesting that cost-cutting on essential parts can lead to suboptimal results and potential issues. The title implies a focus on making informed decisions for firearm maintenance and longevity.

This review highlights a negative experience receiving a KCI 6-round 9mm magazine instead of a Glock OEM magazine for a Glock 43. The speaker expresses strong dissatisfaction with KCI's quality and the deceptive practice of substituting products. The video serves as a warning to consumers about aftermarket parts and the importance of verifying product details before purchase.

This video highlights a small but significant improvement from SOLGW (Sons of Liberty Gun Works) – a new grip screw for their AR-15 platform. The screw features a combo head compatible with both 3/16" hex drivers and flathead drivers, is constructed from durable 4140 Steel, and finished with a Black Oxide coating for corrosion resistance. SOLGW emphasizes their commitment to continuous fine-tuning and readily available parts, stating this screw will be included in all their firearms, lower parts kits, and offered to OEM partners. The focus is on enhancing an already functional platform with quality components.

This video provides a detailed, yet simplified, guide to replacing the timing belt and water pump on Honda J-Series 3.0, 3.2, and 3.5 engines. It is specifically targeted towards owners of Honda Odyssey vehicles. The description includes affiliate links to genuine Aisin OEM timing belt kits and essential tools like jack stands, a jack, a tire iron, and an impact gun. The creator emphasizes their role as an Amazon associate earning from qualifying purchases.

This video features Unbranded AR discussing their product philosophy, emphasizing quality components, US manufacturing, and a minimalist aesthetic. The brand aims to provide accessible parts for consumers, dealers, and OEMs, particularly for AR-15 builds. They highlight their lack of flashy logos and their focus on essential functionality. The description encourages viewers to search for Unbranded AR online and mentions a contact email for questions, as well as links to the Guns & Tactics website and social media.

This video demonstrates the functionality of an OEM Glock Armorer's Half Slide Cover Plate. The description highlights its design, which is two-thirds the size of a standard cover plate, allowing users to inspect the engagement between the Trigger Bar and Firing Pin Lug without needing to fully disassemble the firearm. This tool is identified as item #6342 and a link to purchase it from Glockstore is provided.