Videos tagged with Take-down design

This guide details the unique loading and take-down procedures for the Browning SA-22, as demonstrated by Misha. It covers loading .22 LR cartridges through the buttstock's loading port and the interrupted thread take-down system for compact storage. The video highlights the rifle's bottom ejection and reliable performance.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly process for the Browning Trombone .22 pump action rifle, as demonstrated in an ASMR style. It covers the take-down procedure by unscrewing the receiver bolt and separating the main components, followed by loading the tubular magazine and reassembling the firearm. The video showcases proficient handling and safe practices, highlighting the rifle's take-down capability for maintenance or transport.

This guide details the conservation process for a Winchester Model 12, as demonstrated by gunsmith Mark Novak. It covers disassembly, rust conversion via boiling, wood finishing with Watco Danish Oil, internal lubrication with SAE 30 oil, and reassembly. The process aims to stop decay and restore functionality without altering the historical finish. Novak's expertise in historical firearm conservation is evident throughout the meticulous procedure.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the Just Right Carbine 9mm Take Down Model, as demonstrated by Sootch00. The process involves unscrewing the handguard to remove the barrel, highlighting the keyed alignment for precise reassembly. The video also emphasizes the carbine's compatibility with Glock magazines and AR-15 parts, and its ambidextrous features.