Videos tagged with Rifling Inspection

This video demonstrates the correct procedure for checking a firearm's barrel for obstructions. It emphasizes that looking down the barrel from the muzzle end and seeing no 'daylight' is not a reliable indicator of an obstruction, as the bolt face will naturally block the view. The correct method involves disassembling the firearm, removing the bolt carrier group, and then inspecting the barrel from the breech end.

This guide details the setup and use of the Lyman Borecam 2.0, a smartphone-connected borescope for inspecting firearm barrels. It covers unboxing, assembly with caliber-specific mirrors, app connectivity via Wi-Fi, and the process of inserting the device into the bore to visually inspect rifling, gas ports, and chamber areas. The tool allows for capturing photos and videos of bore conditions, with adjustable LED brightness for optimal viewing.

This product spotlight introduces the Teslong Digital Borescope, a tool designed for inspecting firearm bores. It highlights the borescope's features, including interchangeable heads for various calibers, measurement markings on the rod for depth indication, and the ability to record video and take pictures. The demonstration shows its use in inspecting a new chrome-lined barrel, revealing shipping grease and the rifling, and also points out its utility for aligning gas blocks.

This video demonstrates the utility of a digital borescope for detailed firearm inspection and maintenance. Instructor Kevin Michalowksi from the US Concealed Carry Association highlights how a borescope can reveal internal conditions like fouling, rifling wear, and imperfections, aiding in effective cleaning and preventing potential malfunctions. He showcases its use on both rifles and pistols, emphasizing its value for identifying issues that might otherwise be missed, potentially saving on gunsmithing costs.

This video provides a comprehensive review and demonstration of the Lyman Borecam Digital Borescope. The instructor, with experience in firearms and reloading, details the setup, operation, and limitations of the device. He uses it to inspect four different firearm barrels, highlighting features like rifling, chamber condition, gas ports, and crowns, while also discussing image quality, durability concerns, and comparing it to a budget alternative.

This guide, presented by Iraqveteran8888, details essential steps for inspecting military surplus rifles in a gun shop. It emphasizes proper etiquette when handling firearms, the critical importance of the muzzle crown and rifling for accuracy, and how to assess the overall condition of metal hardware and wooden stocks to determine a rifle's value and negotiate price. The expert demonstrates how to identify potential issues like worn rifling and suggests solutions such as counter-boring.