Videos tagged with Stock Adjustment

This guide, based on expert instruction from Tenicor, addresses a common mistake: fully collapsing rifle stocks. It emphasizes that adjustable stocks are designed for customization to fit the individual shooter and their gear. For most standard carbine-length systems, the optimal general setting is often fully extended. Proper stock adjustment is crucial for consistent shooting performance.

This video provides a detailed tabletop preview of the Derya TM22 Flash 18, a .22 LR rifle from Turkey. Expert insights cover its AR-style aesthetics, unique magazine feeding mechanism for rimmed cartridges, and practical features like an 18-inch threaded barrel and M-LOK handguard. The review, presented with high authority by Graham Baates, also examines controls, sights, stock adjustability, and trigger feel, offering a comprehensive look for potential buyers.

This expert-level guide from Thompson/Center Arms focuses on enhancing rifle shooting accuracy through fundamental techniques. It emphasizes the critical role of trigger control, proper rifle setup including eye relief and scope mounting, and a natural shooting position. The video also details breathing techniques, the importance of follow-through, and the benefits of dry fire practice and low-recoil calibers for new shooters. Consistent practice and attention to these core principles are highlighted as key to becoming an excellent shooter.

This guide details how to adjust the stock and operate the safety on the Ruger American Gen II Ranch rifle, based on expert instruction. It covers length-of-pull adjustments via the sling swivel stud and cheek riser swaps, along with a clear explanation of the three-position tang safety mechanism. The information is presented with a high degree of authority, drawing from experienced firearm demonstrations.

This video emphasizes that a 'perfect' gun mount is less about a specific position and more about absolute consistency. The instructors explain that while individual preferences exist, the key is to develop a repeatable mount that places the gun in the same spot in the shoulder pocket every time. They advise against forcing uncomfortable positions and suggest adapting body mechanics to achieve this consistency, which is crucial for proper gun fit and improved shooting performance.

This video provides an in-depth look at the B5 Systems Precision stock, highlighting its adjustability and ergonomic benefits for AR-platform rifles. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proper length of pull and cheek weld for consistent shooting, detailing how to adjust the stock for an optimal fit. The review also covers the stock's robust construction, including internal ball bearings for a wobble-free fit, and its M-LOK compatibility for accessory mounting.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the Magpul MOE TR Carbine Stock, emphasizing its toolless takedown system and M-LOK accessory mounting capabilities. The video, presented with professional authority by Magpul, covers the step-by-step process for attaching the stock to a standard carbine receiver extension, adjusting its length of pull, and replacing the butt-pad. It also highlights the use of M-LOK QD sling mounts.

This guide details the process of removing and installing comb risers on the Ruger American Rifle Generation II. It emphasizes safety by ensuring the rifle is unloaded before starting. The procedure involves loosening a rear stud to create a gap, allowing the old comb to be removed and a new one installed, which can add up to 3/4 inch of height. Proper orientation and secure fitting of the new comb are crucial for a stable stock.

This guide details how to adjust the length of pull on a Ruger American Rifle Generation II. It involves disassembling the recoil pad assembly, swapping spacers to achieve a desired length of pull (e.g., 13 1/4 inches), and reassembling the components. Proper tool usage and safety precautions are emphasized throughout the process.

This guide details how to convert the Midwest Industries Alpha stock from a right-hand to a left-hand configuration. The process involves removing the cheek piece and butt pad, then flipping the arm bar assembly to the opposite side and reassembling. This modification is beneficial for left-handed shooters who find the stock screws interfere with their cheek weld.

This guide covers essential operational techniques for lever action rifles, drawing from the expertise of Honest Outlaw. It addresses common challenges such as loading difficulties, short-stroking, and malfunction clearing, emphasizing the need for deliberate action and proper ammunition selection. The guide also touches on sight limitations, accessory compatibility, and caliber constraints inherent to the platform, offering practical advice for users to maximize their experience and proficiency with lever action firearms.

This guide details the process of adjusting and testing the Ruger Precision Rimfire, drawing from expert insights provided by Sean of Pew Pew Tactical. It covers essential steps for optimizing ergonomics through stock adjustments and fine-tuning the trigger for precision shooting. The guide also touches upon accessory mounting and accuracy testing protocols, emphasizing safe handling throughout.