Videos tagged with Repair

This expert guide from School of the American Rifle details how to identify and replace a malformed weld spring in an AR-15's delta ring assembly. A misaligned weld spring can cause gas tube issues, leading to potential component damage. The video provides a clear visual comparison and step-by-step instructions for replacement, emphasizing proper alignment for optimal function.

This video demonstrates a gunsmithing technique for repairing a damaged or incorrectly machined extractor slot using TIG welding. The instructor emphasizes building up the material higher than needed and then reshaping it through machining or filing. The process highlights the flexibility of welding for correcting errors in firearm components.

This YouTube video, titled "Whose grandpa fixed this?", appears to be a lighthearted or potentially humorous take on firearm maintenance or modifications, implied by the phrasing "fixed this". The description reiterates the title and provides links to the creator's Patreon page, email newsletter, and a compilation of their websites and affiliate links, encouraging viewer engagement and support. The content likely revolves around a firearm that has undergone some form of repair or alteration.

This video focuses on the maintenance routine for two-wheeled mobility, acknowledging that the process can become complex depending on the chosen approach. The description mentions '#dirtycivilian', implying a connection to a firearms-related community or content creator, but the core content appears to be about vehicle maintenance rather than firearms themselves.

This video title suggests a creative approach to fixing a dirt bike using artificial intelligence. The inclusion of #ai, #dirtbike, #mancast, and #viral indicates a focus on technology, a specific vehicle type, and potentially a male-oriented audience seeking viral content. The absence of any firearm-related terms means the content is not relevant to the firearms niche.

This video details a gunsmithing repair on a Rock River Arms bolt carrier group where the carrier key channel was milled too narrow. The instructor demonstrates how to use a milling machine to correct the channel's dimensions, ensuring proper alignment of the carrier key. The repair involves opening the channel, addressing minor damage, and sealing the new key with Loctite 620 for a functional bolt carrier.

This video, titled 'Do you have the right size?', focuses on the importance of using the correct size tools, specifically screwdrivers, to prevent damage to screw heads. While not directly about firearms, the principle of using the right tools for a task is universally applicable to firearm maintenance, gunsmithing, and modifications. The description hints at a broader context possibly related to EDC or practical skills.

This video, titled 'Ringing Barrels,' focuses on a critical firearm safety and maintenance issue: the danger of firing a damaged or 'dead' barrel without proper correction. The description emphasizes the necessity of addressing such issues before attempting to use the firearm, implying a focus on gunsmithing or the consequences of neglecting firearm care.

This guide details the assembly and use of a compact AR-15 field repair kit, emphasizing portability for on-the-go maintenance. It covers essential components like the BCM SOPMOD rebuild kit, ProShot cleaning rod, bore snake, and multi-tool for cleaning, clearing malfunctions, and making minor repairs. The instruction highlights the importance of regular maintenance, especially chamber cleaning, and the use of specific tools for efficient upkeep outside a traditional workshop environment.

This video is the third part of a series documenting the repair and testing of a fire-damaged AR-15. The host aims to reassemble the rifle without replacing any parts, thoroughly inspecting and testing its functionality to determine which original components will survive. The owner is being assisted with a new rifle, and manufacturers Geissele and Daniel Defense have offered to replace damaged parts if needed. The video highlights the supportive nature of the gun community.

This video, titled 'Big A Wrench,' offers no explicit description of its content. Based solely on the title, it's difficult to ascertain the specific subject matter. However, assuming a potential connection to firearms or tools given the common association of 'wrench' with mechanical tasks related to guns or equipment, the tags are generated with that possibility in mind. Without further information, the content's depth, relevance, and overall quality remain undetermined.

This video details a user's experience with a broken Streamlight TLR-8 weapon light. The user contacted Streamlight's warranty department and successfully had the light repaired, with the only cost being shipping it back. The video aims to be helpful to others who might encounter similar issues with their Streamlight products.