Videos tagged with Optic Mount Installation

This video details the process of fixing an overgassed Griffin Armament AR-15 rifle by modifying the gas system and upgrading key components. The presenter, with extensive military and law enforcement experience, explains the issues of overgassing, including cycling problems and bolt bounce. The solution involves installing a new gas block with a corrected port size and upgrading to a Midwest Industries Combat HD rail and Mark 2 QD optic mount for improved stability and modularity. The video also covers essential gunsmithing techniques like deburring feed ramps and polishing the chamber for enhanced reliability and accuracy.

This video details a comprehensive custom build on a Smith & Wesson 586 L-COMP revolver. Key modifications include custom barrel work with an 11-degree crown and channel porting, an ANR Designs optic mount, a Tromix cylinder release, custom Hammer Forge grips with unique faceting, and an asymmetrical Fitz trigger guard cut. The build also features a multi-tone Cerakote finish and an EPS Carry optic, resulting in a highly personalized and functional firearm.

This video details a negative experience with a Zenith ZF-5 MP5 clone, focusing on issues with optic mount installation and subsequent reliability problems after factory repair. The speaker highlights significant time spent troubleshooting the mount and expresses dissatisfaction with Zenith's customer service and the firearm's performance post-repair, contrasting it with positive experiences with other brands.

This guide details the installation of Midwest Industries Alpha accessories onto an AK-74 pattern rifle. It covers the removal of original furniture, modification of the rear trunnion for a 1913 adapter, fitting the Alpha handguard, and installing either a railed top cover or an optic mount. The process involves significant gunsmithing steps, including cutting metal and precise fitting, requiring advanced skills and tools.

This guide details modifications for the Beretta 1301 Tactical, focusing on aftermarket upgrades from Aridus Industries and Magpul. Key enhancements include installing an SGA stock adapter for adjustable length of pull, the CROM optic mount for co-witnessing, and the Zhukov handguard for accessory attachment. The guide also touches on functional improvements like the one-piece bolt release and extended charging handle.

This guide, presented by Dave Timm, details the proper application of threadlockers to firearm components. It covers degreasing, selecting the correct threadlocker strength (low, medium, high-heat), and applying it to screws for parts like bolt catches, optic mounts, and gas blocks. Proper torque and curing times are emphasized for reliable component retention.

This guide details the installation of the Brass Stacker Anchor Point Mount on a Yugoslavian M48 Mauser rifle, transforming it into a scout rifle configuration. The process, demonstrated by Sootch, requires no permanent modifications and is designed for the average user. It involves replacing the original recoil lug with the Brass Stacker unit and attaching the mount and riser block. The guide emphasizes safety and the importance of retaining original parts.