Videos tagged with Specialized Tools

This guide details the specialized process of removing a rifled insert from a 20mm Mark-11 Autocannon revolver cylinder. The video demonstrates expert techniques using specific tools for this rare naval weapon system. It highlights the unique design where spin is imparted by these inserts before the projectile enters the main barrel.

This video, Part 2 of a series, details the use of Rockwell Automation's Liquid Helium Retro-Encabulating Cutting Arm (HeRECA) to safely remove a 200-pound squib load from an M201 8-inch howitzer. The technology, explained in layman's terms by Rockwell Automation, was crucial for performing the delicate cutting operation without damaging the projectile or personnel. The creators highly recommend watching the accompanying Rockwell Automation videos for a clear explanation of the HeRECA technology, emphasizing its innovative approach to retro-encabulation.

This guide details the expert technique for removing a stuck 200-pound M609A1 projectile from a Howitzer barrel, as demonstrated by Ordnance. The process involves specialized tools and a methodical approach to safely extract the lodged ordnance. Instruction comes from a high-authority source with clear expertise in handling heavy military equipment.

This guide details the advanced gunsmithing procedure for replacing a side plate on a semi-automatic conversion of a Browning 1919 machine gun, focusing on the hot riveting technique. Master Gunsmith Mark Novak demonstrates the precise steps, from component alignment and rivet heating to driving and finishing, emphasizing the metallurgical principles behind hot riveting for a structurally sound and historically accurate restoration. The process requires specialized tools and a deep understanding of NFA regulations.

This video showcases Zistos Corporation's advanced audio and video surveillance tools for tactical operations, featured at SHOT Show 2012. Zistos specializes in rugged, easy-to-deploy equipment designed to enhance safety for law enforcement and military personnel by gathering intelligence from a distance. Their proprietary VisionFlex® technology allows for modular adaptability and upgradability, making their systems a flexible and valuable asset in high-risk scenarios. The company serves a wide range of sectors including law enforcement, fire and rescue, military, corrections, and industrial markets.