Videos tagged with Revolver Repair

This video delves into the most common mechanical failure point in revolvers, specifically excluding ammunition or user error. The creator emphasizes viewer support through merchandise, Patreon, and SubscribeStar, highlighting the channel's independent nature. The content appears to be a detailed mechanical analysis rather than a typical range review or shooting demonstration.

This video delves into the technical aspect of revolver maintenance, specifically focusing on 'cylinder end shake'. It explains what cylinder end shake is, whether it's a significant issue for revolvers, and provides guidance on potential fixes. The content aims to educate viewers on a specific mechanical problem and its solutions within the context of firearm ownership and care. The description also includes links to the creator's merchandise, backup channel, and support platforms.

This guide provides expert-level instruction on replacing the rear sight blade for Smith & Wesson revolvers, as demonstrated by Brownells. It details the necessary tools, including a spanner wrench and specialized screwdrivers, and emphasizes critical safety precautions like wearing eye protection. The process involves carefully breaking the old windage screw, managing tiny detents and springs, and staking the new sight to ensure its stability.

This video, part 4 of a 4-part series from Brownells, provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly reassemble a Single Action Revolver. It complements previous videos on disassembly, cleaning, and lubrication, offering viewers essential knowledge for firearm maintenance. The content is geared towards gun owners and enthusiasts looking to understand the inner workings and upkeep of their revolvers.

This video details how to diagnose and correct excessive cylinder endshake on Smith & Wesson revolvers. It covers measuring endshake using a feeler gauge, identifying the need for endshake bearings, and the disassembly process including removing the extractor rod. The guide also touches on using Power Custom bearings for correction and yoke reamers for insufficient endshake.

This comprehensive guide details the complete disassembly of the Ruger Old Army Black Powder Revolver, essential for thorough cleaning and maintenance. Expert instruction covers tool requirements, safety protocols, and step-by-step removal of all major components, including the cylinder, grips, springs, hammer, trigger, and cylinder nipples. The video emphasizes careful handling of small parts and springs.