Videos tagged with Tool-less Takedown

This guide details the field stripping process for the Type 94 Nanbu pistol, as demonstrated by an expert instructor. It emphasizes the firearm's design for tool-less takedown, highlighting the unique method of using the firing pin to drive out the cross key. The steps cover the separation of major components like the slide, breech block, barrel, and recoil spring assembly, with a reminder to retain small parts like the firing pin and its spring.

This guide details the field takedown procedure for the Heckler & Koch MR556 A4, emphasizing its tool-less takedown pins for simplified maintenance. The video highlights significant upgrades over the MR556 A1, including an updated gas system and lighter barrel profile. Expert instruction from Tim Harmsen of Military Arms Channel covers the practical application and mechanical improvements of this civilian HK416 variant.

This expert comparison, led by an instructor with high authority and practical experience, details the nuances between the Walther PDP Pro SD and the Springfield Echelon. Key differences in optics mounting systems (plate vs. VIS direct mount), slide serrations, trigger characteristics, and ergonomics are analyzed. The Echelon's lower bore axis and softer recoil are noted, while the Walther's superior trigger is acknowledged. The instructor ultimately favors the Echelon for its overall feature set and shootability in a duty context.

This review of the Springfield Armory Hellcat micro-compact 9mm pistol covers its specifications, features, and performance. The presenter highlights its compact size, 13+1 capacity, OSP cut for red dot sights, and tool-less takedown. The review also touches on the trigger pull, grip texture, and potential accessory rail compatibility issues.

This guide details the tool-less disassembly and reassembly process for the Walther CCP M2, as demonstrated by TheFirearmGuy. It covers the steps for field stripping the pistol, highlighting the unique gas-delayed blowback system and its components. The guide emphasizes safety checks throughout the process.

This guide explains how to differentiate between GI style and full-length guide rods in 1911 pistols. It details how to identify each type through visual inspection of the spring plug and slide action. The speaker, TheYankeeMarshal, offers a pragmatic perspective on their functionality and aesthetic differences, noting that the choice often comes down to personal preference and specific firearm configurations.

This episode of TGC News covers the Walther CCP M2's Gen 2 updates, including its unique piston recoil system for reduced felt recoil and easier slide manipulation. It also discusses the formation of the Firearm Trainers Association (FTA) and its insurance offerings for instructors, contrasting it with NRA insurance. Finally, it reports on financial struggles for Winchester and Ruger, and Crosman Corporation's rebranding to Velocity Outdoor.

This review of the Walther CCP M2 highlights its significant improvement over the original model: tool-less field stripping. The presenter emphasizes the original's difficult reassembly and the M2's user-friendly design, which now requires only an index finger. Ergonomics are praised as second to none, making it a comfortable handgun to hold and shoot, with recoil described as manageable for a 9mm.

This review of the Walther CCP M2 highlights its improvements over the original, focusing on the new tool-less takedown system, a striker fire indicator, and an improved trigger. The presenter, 'TheFireArmGuy,' provides hands-on demonstration and shooting impressions, noting the pistol's comfortable grip and soft-shooting characteristics due to its gas-delayed blowback system.

This video from SHOT Show 2015 features Eric from Iraqveteran8888 showcasing Just Right Carbines (JRC). He highlights the JRC Takedown model's easy, tool-less disassembly, ambidextrous features, and compatibility with Glock and M&P magazines. The review also touches on specialized finishes and New York SAFE Act compliant configurations.

This video provides a quick demonstration and review of the WE 1911 4.3 Desert Warrior GBB airsoft pistol. The presenter showcases its functionality, including firing tests with .25g Airsplat Bio BBs, demonstrates the use of safety mechanisms, and details the tool-less takedown procedure. A full written review is linked for further details. The video expresses gratitude to Airsplat for providing the airsoft pistol.