Videos tagged with Thread Locker

This guide details the installation of the Olight OSight C red dot sight on a Glock pistol. It covers the necessary RMR footprint compatibility, adapter plate installation with specific torque values (12-13 in-lbs), and optic mounting to either the plate (15 in-lbs) or a direct-milled slide (17 in-lbs) using a T10 Torx bit. The instruction emphasizes proper torque specifications and thread locker application for a secure optic mount.

This YouTube Short addresses the reliability and trustworthiness of pre-applied thread-locker, a common practice in firearm assembly and maintenance. The content aims to educate viewers on whether they should rely on this pre-applied solution for securing components, likely within a firearm context given the title's implication. The video focuses on a specific technical aspect relevant to gunsmithing and modifications.

This video from Brownells features Jude showcasing new products. He introduces the BRN-4 Quad Rail Handguards, available in 11-inch and 9-inch sizes, and in FDE and black color options. The handguards are highlighted as ideal for M27 and M38 builds. Jude also discusses the relevant M27 and M38 profile barrels and introduces Brownells' new line of thread lockers. The video concludes with a call to action to visit the Brownells website and subscribe for updates.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to precisely install both front and rear iron sights on a Glock pistol. The creator demonstrates methods ranging from eyeballing alignment to using a digital caliper for enhanced accuracy. Essential tools like a vise, punch, Glock front sight tool, hex tool, and thread locker are highlighted. The tutorial aims to assist viewers with their Glock builds and modifications, offering a practical approach for DIY firearm upgrades.

This YouTube video provides a step-by-step guide on how to install the bolt catch (also known as the bolt release) on an AR-15 lower receiver. It's presented as part of a larger series on building an AR-15. The description also includes affiliate links for recommended thread locker and a playlist of AR-15 building resources, along with social media links for the creator. The video aims to assist viewers in completing their AR-15 build.

This video provides a practical gunsmithing tip on how to remove a stuck gun screw. Brownell Gun Tech Caleb demonstrates techniques applicable to various screw types (slot-head, Phillips, Torx, Allen). He emphasizes using the correct screwdriver size and fit for the screw slot. Methods discussed include using penetrating oil overnight to combat rust and gently tapping the screwdriver handle with a gunsmithing hammer to break loose frozen threads. As a last resort, using a crescent wrench on the screwdriver shank for increased leverage is shown, with a caution about the risk of breaking the screw head.

This YouTube Short focuses on the practical application of thread locker in firearm maintenance. The title directly highlights its importance, suggesting a demonstration or explanation of why thread locker is a necessary tool for ensuring firearm components remain secure. The video likely aims to educate viewers on proper firearm assembly and the prevention of loose parts during use or over time.

This video explains the importance and application of witness marks on firearms. The presenter emphasizes that properly applied witness marks indicate a shooter has their firearm setup correctly and indicates a level of proficiency. The video briefly touches on what Dave uses for witness marks and concludes with a final thought on their value. Links to recommended oil-based paint markers and thread locker are provided, along with a link to the Guns & Tactics website for more information.

This video from VSO Gun Channel delves into the effectiveness of different thread lockers, likely in the context of firearm components. Despite a description data loss, the channel emphasizes its role as an educational resource promoting responsible gun ownership and safety. VSO is a media production company and a contracted lab for testing and evaluation, committed to objective content. They retain creative rights and are transparent about their contractual relationships with manufacturers, ensuring their opinions are not bought.

This CMMG Q&A session addresses production-related questions submitted by viewers. Mike discusses the thread locker used on the DefCan 3 flash hider, the challenges of being a gun manufacturer, in-house vs. outsourced parts manufacturing, and their Cerakote application process (in-house or vendor). He also clarifies whether Cerakote in Midnight Bronze will match on uppers and lowers. The video encourages viewers to sign up for CMMG Insider and check out their Instagram.

This April 2021 QA episode from Guns & Tactics addresses viewer questions and comments covering a range of firearm-related topics. The discussion includes AR platform components, screw block applications, red dot sights (RDS), and shotguns. The video also highlights several previously released videos on topics such as the "Sweet Sixteen Rifle," Holosun 509 review, the state of red dot optics, thread locker usage, AR spare parts, gun belt setup, and how to shorten screws. Viewers are encouraged to submit questions via email and are provided with sponsor information and website links.

This video aims to educate viewers on Loctite, also known as thread locker, and its applications for various equipment. The description includes multiple links for merchandise, training opportunities, Patreon support, and other social media platforms where the creator is active. While the video title focuses on Loctite, which is commonly used in firearm maintenance and assembly, no specific firearm models, calibers, or firearm-related activities are mentioned within the provided title and description. Therefore, tags are focused on the general application of Loctite as a tool for equipment maintenance.