Videos tagged with Pin Removal

This guide details a quick method for removing stubborn brass blemishes from blued steel firearm surfaces, often caused by using brass punches for tasks like sight adjustments or pin removal. The technique involves using a Birchwood Casey Presto Gun Blue Pen, which contains a compound that dissolves brass residue, restoring the pristine finish of the firearm. The presenter, Tom Male from American Handgunner, also offers a tip on modifying brass punches for better sight work.

This YouTube video, presented by Caleb from Brownells, offers a "Quick Tip" on using gunsmith punches for firearm maintenance and repair. It covers various punch types, including standard, roll pin, center, taper, and cup tip punches, explaining their specific applications. The video also addresses common reasons for punch breakage and how to prevent it by selecting the correct size and using appropriate force. Emphasizing safety, particularly eye protection, the content aims to enhance the skills of both experienced gunsmiths and firearm enthusiasts, promoting precision and efficiency in firearm work.

This guide details the process of removing AR-15 front sight gas block pins, as demonstrated by Caleb from Brownells. It emphasizes the importance of identifying the correct pin direction, using the right tools like the Brownells Bench Block and Starrett punches, and employing proper striking techniques to avoid damage. The procedure involves starting with a larger punch for initial impact and switching to a smaller one to fully drive the pin out.

This guide details the process of removing the front sling swivel from an AR-15, a necessary step for installing certain handguards like the Magpul MOE SL. It emphasizes using the correct tools, such as a punch and hammer, and supporting the barrel properly. The instruction comes from an expert with high authority in firearm maintenance.