Videos tagged with Slide Machining

This video reviews the Stiffler Manufacturing Viper slide for the Glock 19. The presenter highlights the slide's construction from 17-4 stainless steel with a 28-32 Rockwell hardness, emphasizing its corrosion resistance and durability. Key features include aggressive front and rear serrations, beveled edges, and a three-window cut design. The presenter, with extensive experience in metallurgy and fabrication, praises Stiffler's meticulous quality control and assembly processes, noting their impressive 'throwaway pile' as an indicator of high standards. The slide is recommended for its fit, function, finish, and competitive pricing.

Cooper Riley, the robot polishing lead at Wilson Combat, discusses the intricate process of programming robotic polishers for specialized firearm slides. The Division 77 slide presents unique challenges due to its specific cuts and ports, requiring a skilled operator to achieve the high-quality finish Wilson Combat is known for. The focus is on maintaining crispness and exceeding established quality standards.

This video showcases the machining of an EDC X9 2.0 pistol slide. The content focuses on the mechanical process and is presented in a manner that likely emphasizes the sounds of the machining, akin to ASMR, for viewer enjoyment. The title and description highlight the specific firearm model and the modification process.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Staccato factory, detailing the meticulous manufacturing process for their 2011 pistols. It covers the transformation of raw steel billets into precision slides using advanced CNC machining and wire EDM, the creation of aluminum frames, and the critical fitting and finishing stages. The tour highlights the importance of tight tolerances, the application of Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating for durability, and rigorous quality control, including test firing, to ensure the high performance of Staccato firearms.

This guide details the custom modifications required to build a handgun for the InRange TV Handgun Brutality 'Compact Carry' class. It involves significant slide and frame work, including shortening the slide, relocating the optic mount, and integrating a custom frame with recoil-reducing tungsten weights and a Timney trigger. The goal is to maximize performance within strict size limitations, as demonstrated by Booligan, an experienced custom firearm builder.

This YouTube video showcases custom machined Glock slides from L2D Combat. While the description is brief, the title clearly indicates a focus on aftermarket firearm components, specifically for Glock pistols. The content is likely to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in modifying their handguns, with an emphasis on the aesthetic and functional upgrades L2D Combat offers.

This guide details the process of customizing a CZ Shadow 2 to rival high-end custom pistols like the Taran Tactical Combat Master 2011. The host, a high-level enthusiast with significant hands-on experience, explains how slide machining, Cerakote refinishing, and accessory integration can significantly enhance performance and aesthetics for a fraction of the cost. The modified CZ Shadow 2 is presented as a superior value proposition for competitive shooters and firearm enthusiasts.

This video from TrigCon 2019 showcases new offerings from Danger Close Armament, focusing on custom firearm packages and enhancements. Key highlights include the Arkon Firearms Type B with custom grip and slide work, the CZ P10 X (a P10 F frame with a P10 C slide), and custom packages for the Glock 48, including match-grade barrels. Danger Close Armament emphasizes their commitment to quality slide machining and frame stippling to elevate existing firearm platforms.

MK3 Firearms offers custom optic cuts for pistols, specifically demonstrating an FN 509 with a Trijicon RMR. They emphasize their ability to machine slides for various pistol models to accept red dot sights, cutting as low as possible for optimal sight picture. The service includes cutting the slide to accommodate the user's provided optic.

This guide details the process of modifying a Glock 17 slide for an RMR optic and custom features, drawing on the expertise of Kit Badger. It covers researching machinists, obtaining precise schematics, executing custom cuts like RMR mounting points and front cocking serrations, and the proper installation of the Trijicon RMR using its mounting kit. The guide emphasizes the importance of precision machining for reliability and the strategic placement of iron sights for optimal function.

This guide details the assessment of a custom Glock 19, focusing on the reliability issues encountered during range testing, the effectiveness of frame and slide modifications by Danger Close Armament and Two Bore Precision, and the trigger work by Heritage Gunworks. It also covers the integration of Trijicon optics and sights, providing insights into the overall performance and ergonomics of the customized firearm.

This guide details the meticulous gunsmithing process at the Smith & Wesson Performance Center, as explained by Roy Huntington and Tony Miele. It covers the custom build of pistols, emphasizing hand-fitting slides to frames with lapping compound and the final blending of components for a flawless finish, distinguishing these custom firearms from standard production models.