Videos tagged with Spring Tuning

This guide details the process of tuning the recoil system for the AK-50, focusing on the custom multi-spring assembly, buffer system, and piston shaft redesign. It includes steps for disassembly, inspection of components like the S7 steel extractor, and testing carrier velocity for optimal spring adjustment. The information is presented by Brandon Herrera, the lead designer of the AK-50, highlighting his expertise in custom firearm engineering.

This guide details the installation and testing of the Dane Hogle T-1 Recoil Dampening System on a Smith & Wesson M&P Pro Series 9mm handgun. It covers attaching the device, tuning its internal components (tungsten weights and springs), and performing comparative baseline and post-installation shooting tests to evaluate recoil and muzzle flip reduction. The demonstration is presented by Jerry Miculek, a world-renowned professional shooter, emphasizing clear range safety protocols and detailed mechanical recoil tuning.

This guide details the installation and tuning of tungsten guide rods for various Glock generations. Lenny Magill, CEO of GlockStore, explains how the increased weight of tungsten rods significantly reduces recoil and muzzle flip, leading to faster follow-up shots and improved accuracy. The guide covers selecting appropriate spring weights for different ammunition types and firearm configurations, emphasizing the benefits for competition and self-defense applications.

This guide details how to tune recoil springs on a Glock pistol for competitive shooting, as demonstrated by The Humble Marksman. It emphasizes selecting the correct spring weight to optimize slide return, improve ejection, and enhance shot-to-shot accuracy by reducing 'slide dip'. The process involves using a non-captured guide rod and testing various spring weights to find the optimal balance for reliability and performance.

This guide details the installation and tuning of aftermarket compensators for Glock firearms, specifically comparing Texas Black Rifle (TBRCi) and Arc Division models. It highlights that TBRCi comps generally function reliably with OEM springs, while Arc Division comps may require recoil spring tuning for optimal performance. The video emphasizes understanding recoil impulse and the role of spring weight in achieving flatter shooting and reliable cycling. Instruction comes from an experienced firearms instructor demonstrating product comparisons and discussing technical features.