Videos tagged with Spring Replacement

This episode delves into the often-underestimated costs and complexities of professional gunsmithing. Hosts Brent Wheat and Rory Huntington discuss why 'just doing it yourself' or opting for cheap services can lead to more problems and expense. They highlight the specialized tools, skills, and time required for tasks like drilling and tapping, action jobs, and even basic cleaning, emphasizing that professional gunsmiths provide value through expertise, quality, and safety.

This guide details the essential maintenance steps for police trade-in Glock models like the 22 and 23. It emphasizes replacing common wear parts and inspecting critical components to ensure reliability. The information is presented by an experienced instructor, offering practical advice for owners of these budget-friendly firearms.

This guide synthesizes expert insights on the Rock Island Armory BBR 3.1, a compact .45 ACP pistol. It covers essential maintenance, including spring replacement schedules and the benefits of DPM systems, and discusses its suitability for everyday carry, noting expected holster wear. The information is presented with an experienced instructor's perspective.

This guide details troubleshooting a 'dead trigger' issue on a CZ P-10 F Competition, a problem where the trigger fails to reset. It highlights the importance of contacting CZ customer service for warranty repairs and suggests a potential trigger spring issue. The guide emphasizes safety during any repair attempts.

This guide, drawing on an authoritative instructor's expertise, details essential maintenance for firearms like the AR-15 and Glock 19. It covers cleaning for carbon/copper buildup, proper torque application for mounts, headspace checks, component lifespan (springs, barrels), magazine care, lubrication, muzzle integrity, storage, and the importance of quality ammunition. Regular inspection and round count logging are key to maintaining peak performance.

This guide details the maintenance and cleaning process for 2011 pistols, drawing on the extensive experience of a competitive shooter. It covers proper lubrication techniques, spring replacement intervals, optics mounting best practices, and common troubleshooting tips for reliability issues, emphasizing a practical, high-round-count approach.

This guide details 17 habits for extending the life of an AR-15, drawing on military armorer data. Key practices include listening to the rifle for early warnings, adhering to specific cleaning intervals, inspecting critical components like bolts and springs, using appropriate lubricants, and managing heat. Following these steps can help an AR-15 exceed 20,000 rounds of reliable service.

This guide demonstrates the use of a specialized tool for the efficient installation and removal of a firearm's magazine catch spring. The process involves carefully lifting the spring with the tool, removing it with needle-nose pliers, and then reinserting it into its designated 'V' notch. The tool significantly simplifies a task often made difficult by standard flathead screwdrivers, ensuring proper spring tension and function.

This guide details 10 essential maintenance secrets to ensure firearms operate reliably and last longer. It covers proactive spring replacement, thorough cleaning of critical components like extractors and bores, managing environmental factors like humidity, and optimizing lubrication. By implementing these techniques, firearm owners can prevent malfunctions and extend the lifespan of their weapons.

This guide details how to improve the double-action trigger pull on a Ruger SP101. It covers selecting lighter hammer springs from reputable manufacturers like Wolff or Wilson Combat, performing a careful disassembly, polishing internal components for a smoother action, and reassembly. The goal is to reduce the trigger pull weight from a stock 14 lbs to a more manageable 10-12 lbs while maintaining reliability. This modification is recommended for owners seeking a better shooting experience with their SP101.

This video provides an in-depth look at the iconic 1911 pistol, tracing its design origins by John Browning and its evolution through various models like the 1911A1. The presenter discusses its technical specifications, original chambering in .45 ACP, and modern availability in multiple calibers. Comparisons are drawn to the Glock 19, highlighting differences in size, weight, and recoil management. The video also addresses common criticisms regarding ergonomics for smaller-handed individuals and explores aftermarket solutions and alternative shooting techniques.

This video explores whether upgrading a firearm's trigger is necessary for competitive shooting or general use. Instructor Joel Park explains that for some firearms, like the Tanfoglio Stock 2, trigger upgrades are crucial for competitiveness, reducing pull weight from around 12 lbs DA/6 lbs SA to more manageable levels. For others, like the Glock 47 and Walther PDP, factory triggers can be adequate, with modifications often focusing on ergonomics (e.g., flat trigger shoes) or minor enhancements. The decision hinges on the firearm's intended use, with competition guns benefiting most from tuning for an edge, while carry guns prioritize reliability across all ammunition types.