Videos tagged with Revolver Upgrade

This video showcases the Midwest Industries (MI) tactical chassis, a significant upgrade for revolvers like the Smith & Wesson 686 and Ruger GP100. The chassis adds a full-length top rail for optics, M-LOK slots for accessories, and a unique side-folding stock with an integrated 6-round shell holder. The installation process modernizes the classic wheelgun platform, enhancing its tactical utility and ergonomics.

This YouTube video provides a 'How To' guide for performing a milled flute modification on a single-action revolver. It delves into the technical aspects of gunsmithing, specifically focusing on enhancing the aesthetics and potentially the functionality of a revolver through milling.

This video demonstrates the Hogue LE J-Frame Laser Grip, highlighting its ease of installation and features designed to improve handgun accuracy and confidence. The grip integrates a laser module directly into the frame, with a rubber overmold for comfort and control. Key features include a simple battery replacement process that maintains laser zero, adjustable windage and elevation, a positive off-switch, and programmable laser modes (solid or blinking). The video also briefly mentions a compatible automatic retention holster.

This guide details the process of replacing a rear sight blade on a Smith & Wesson revolver, as demonstrated by Larry Potterfield. It covers disassembly, installation of a new blade (available in various heights and with a white outline option), and securing the assembly using specialized tools. The instruction emphasizes methodical steps for a successful upgrade, improving the sight picture.

This guide details how to remove trigger serrations on a Smith & Wesson revolver for a smoother double-action pull. Expert instruction covers using a Dremel tool with various attachments, securing the trigger in a vise, and finishing with polishing and cold bluing. The process significantly alters the feel of the double-action trigger for improved shooting experience.