Videos tagged with Parts Replacement

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly of a Ruger Mini-14 trigger group, prompted by a failure where the trigger group "flew apart." It covers identifying broken parts and reassembling the receiver. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights a common failure point and the process of repair.

This guide addresses a common failure point for AR-15 charging handles, where the component can shear off at the gas key interface. The video highlights a user's experience of a charging handle breaking on its first day at the range, suggesting either a defective part or an issue with an older firearm. The expert emphasizes that a broken charging handle requires immediate replacement.

This guide details the extreme high-round count maintenance and wear patterns observed on a Glock 17 Gen 5 and a Tanfoglio Stock 2, as explained by World Champion shooter Ben Stoeger. It highlights the differing durability and maintenance requirements of the two platforms when subjected to over 100,000 rounds, offering insights into parts longevity and repair strategies for high-use firearms.

This guide details the reassembly of a Walther PDP Pro slide, focusing on replacing the extractor plunger and spring. It emphasizes proper component alignment and functional checks post-assembly. The video highlights improved parts availability from Walther, addressing previous supply chain concerns.

This discussion clarifies the distinction between assembling firearms from kits and true gunsmithing. Genuine gunsmithing involves diagnosing and repairing complex issues, often requiring fabrication or modification of parts, rather than simply putting pre-made components together. The experts emphasize the importance of experience, humility, and continuous learning in the field, warning against overconfidence and the dangers of unqualified individuals attempting repairs.

This video details a common issue with the CZ-85's ambidextrous slide lock lever pin, which frequently breaks and is nearly impossible to replace. The MK3 Firearms team demonstrates a custom gunsmithing solution involving an aluminum sleeve that allows the use of standard CZ-75 slide lock levers, effectively restoring functionality to the CZ-85.

This guide, drawing from the expertise of the Dirty Civilian host, covers essential firearm maintenance and parts replacement for rifles and handguns. It emphasizes proactive replacement of wear items like springs and gas rings, the importance of proper tools like torque drivers, and preparedness for field repairs. The host's practical, survivalist-oriented approach highlights the value of owning critical spare parts to ensure firearm reliability in any situation.

This guide focuses on essential maintenance for Glock firearms, particularly for prepper scenarios. It highlights common failure points like striker and trigger return springs, emphasizing the need for a spare parts kit. The video features Robbie from Wheaton Arms, a professional gunsmith, providing expert insights into Glock reliability and repair, underscoring its 'plug and play' nature and aftermarket support.

This review of the Jennings J-22, presented by an experienced firearm reviewer, details its notorious unreliability. The video highlights common malfunctions like stovepipes and failures to eject. However, it offers practical advice on improving performance by using high-velocity .22 LR ammunition and ensuring the firearm is properly maintained and warmed up. The reviewer also notes the historical lineage of the Jennings brand, tracing it through Bryco Arms to Jimenez Arms.

This guide details the installation of an extended slide lock lever for Glock pistols, led by Lenny Magill, founder of GlockStore. It covers the benefits of the extended lever for easier disassembly, emphasizes firearm safety throughout the process, and explains the internal mechanics of the slide lock system. The video highlights the wide compatibility of this part across various Glock models.