Videos tagged with Tap

This video demonstrates a common issue encountered during gas block installation: shallow or improperly tapped threads on the set screw holes. The instructor from School of the American Rifle shows how to identify this problem, where the set screw doesn't fully seat, leading to a false torque reading. A practical solution involving running a tap through the holes to clean and deepen the threads is presented as a quick fix, emphasizing that this is a common gunsmithing task rather than a reason to return a part.

This video demonstrates a specialized machining process to install dual spark plugs into Holley heads, a modification aimed at improving fuel combustion efficiency. The presenter, Dragonman, details the steps involved in precisely milling a new seat for a 9/16-14 millimeter spark plug, drilling the hole, and tapping the threads. This technique is presented as a solution for engines running on high-methanol fuels that can lead to carbon buildup.

This guide details the essential inspection and preparation steps for an AR-15 lower receiver before assembly. It emphasizes cleaning out detent and pin holes using specific drill bit sizes and a pin vise, and cleaning pistol grip screw threads with a tap. Proper prep work ensures easier assembly and a functional firearm.

This YouTube video features a range test of Hornady TAP (Tactical Application Police) 12 gauge "Low Recoil" buckshot. The description emphasizes the "amazingly low felt recoil" of this ammunition, suggesting a focus on user comfort and manageability during shooting. The video creator also directs viewers to subscribe and explore various playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear reviews, and range tests, while also promoting their social media presence.