Videos tagged with Receiver Cleaning

This video from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74, details five common reasons for AK-47 failures, focusing on practical troubleshooting. Key areas include magazine issues (weak springs, deformation), magazine release catch tolerance, obstructions in the gas block and receiver, and firing pin problems. The instructor emphasizes proper cleaning techniques for the gas system and receiver to maintain reliability.

This guide details the proper cleaning procedure for the Browning BPS shotgun, as demonstrated by Brownells Gunsmith. It covers step-by-step instructions for cleaning the barrel, barrel extension, trigger assembly, receiver, bolt, and furniture, emphasizing the use of specific cleaning agents and tools. The instruction highlights manufacturer recommendations regarding trigger group disassembly and stresses a methodical approach to ensure thorough maintenance.

This guide details the cleaning process for the FN FAL rifle, as demonstrated by an expert instructor from Brownells. It covers bore cleaning, bolt carrier and top cover maintenance, piston spring and gas plug care, and receiver cleaning. Special procedures for corrosive surplus ammunition are also noted. Lubrication will be covered in a subsequent video.

This guide details the cleaning process for an M1 Garand, as demonstrated by Brownells. It covers essential steps from chamber and bore cleaning using specialized tools like the Dewey bore guide, to cleaning the receiver, bolt, trigger group, and gas cylinder. Emphasis is placed on using appropriate solvents and brushes, and crucially, keeping the gas cylinder dry.

This guide details the cleaning process for a Ruger 77/22 firearm, following disassembly. It covers cleaning the bore and chamber with specific steps involving solvent, brushing, and patching. The guide also outlines cleaning the receiver, bolt body, breach block, firing pin hole, and cocking piece, emphasizing the use of TCE and aerosol cleaners while advising caution to protect the stock finish. Proper cleaning of these components is crucial for reliable function and longevity.

This guide details the cleaning process for AK-47 and AK-74 firearms, emphasizing the critical need to neutralize corrosive ammunition salts using water or specialized solvents. It covers step-by-step instructions for cleaning the gas tube, piston, barrel, and receiver, with specific tool recommendations and techniques for removing carbon and salt buildup. The instruction comes from Brownells, a major industry retailer and gunsmithing resource, indicating a high level of authority and expertise.

This guide details the cleaning process for the Browning Maxus shotgun, emphasizing the protection of specialized finishes like Dura-Touch and camouflage. It covers barrel, trigger group, receiver, bolt, and gas system cleaning, recommending synthetic-safe solvents and specific tools for effective fouling removal. The instruction comes from Brownells, a recognized authority in the firearms industry.

This guide details the cleaning process for a Ruger 10/22, as demonstrated by an expert from Brownells. It covers barrel cleaning from the muzzle or breach-to-muzzle using specialized jigs, receiver and bolt cleaning, and trigger assembly cleaning with aerosol solvents. The video emphasizes using appropriate tools and techniques for effective firearm maintenance.

This guide details the cleaning process for the Remington 870 shotgun, focusing on the barrel, trigger group, receiver, and bolt assembly. It emphasizes using specific solvents and brushes for effective fouling removal. The video, presented with high authority by Brownells, Inc., provides detailed knowledge of cleaning solvents and efficient techniques.