Videos tagged with Stock Assembly

This guide details the installation of an MDT ACC Premier Gen2 Chassis System for a 300 PRC rifle build, as demonstrated by Ivan from Kit Badger. It covers mounting the folding stock, securing the Defiance Anti-X action with specific torque values (65 inch-pounds), installing the vertical grip, and attaching accessories like the MDT SkyPod bipod and Send It Gen2 electronic level. The process emphasizes proper recoil lug engagement and the use of specialized tools for a precise build.

This guide provides a foundational understanding of the AR-15 platform, as presented by GUNBROS. It details the identification and function of key components from the muzzle device to the stock assembly. The instruction emphasizes a clear, professional approach to learning the basics of this popular rifle system.

This guide details how to access the hidden compartment integrated into the stock hinge of the Palmetto State Armory JAKL rifle. The compartment, concealed behind a rubber grommet, is designed for storing an extra round of ammunition. The video demonstrates this feature with clear visuals, emphasizing its utility for tactical preparedness.

This guide details the reassembly of the Ruger Precision Rimfire, emphasizing a safety-first approach. It covers trigger group installation, stock assembly with precise torque specifications (35 inch-pounds), bolt insertion, and a crucial final function check. The instruction comes from an official Ruger Technician, providing high authority and detailed mechanical knowledge.

This video focuses on the 'Chunk Port Stock Spring'. While the description is minimal, the title suggests a technical discussion or demonstration related to a specific firearm component, likely a part of a stock assembly. The term 'chunk port' could refer to a modified or specialized design. The content is expected to be relevant to firearm maintenance, customization, or gunsmithing.

This video provides an in-depth overview of Brownells Retro Rifle components intended for building an M16A1 clone. The instructor details various parts, including the barrel assembly with its 1:7 twist rate, modern polymer handguards and pistol grips, and an A1-style stock. Specific attention is given to a 'blemished' lower receiver and the use of aftermarket parts like DPMS forward assists and Rock River Arms bolt carrier groups, while highlighting the advantages of modern materials for durability and authenticity.

This YouTube video from Brownells demonstrates their AR-15/M16 Stock Completion Kits. The video highlights the components and functionality of these kits, designed to provide essential parts for building or completing an AR-15 or M16 rifle's stock assembly. The description directs viewers to Brownells' video website for more information.