Videos tagged with Torque Settings

This guide details the proper use of the Wheeler Engineering FAT Wrench for firearm assembly and maintenance, as demonstrated by Roy Huntington. It emphasizes the importance of using inch-pound torque specifications to prevent damage to firearm components. The guide covers setting the tool, understanding torque values for different parts like scope rings and action screws, and the significance of the audible click mechanism.

This video provides an update on RovyVon's GL4 Pro and introduces the GL5 Pro, focusing on improved mounting systems. The presenter details testing of the new crossbolt mount on a SCAR 16, emphasizing the critical importance of proper torque settings to avoid screw failure and maintain zero. The GL5 Pro's transversely mounted battery is highlighted as a significant durability improvement.

This video demonstrates the use of the Wheeler F.A.T. Wrench Auto Torque for installing scope rings. It highlights the tool's ability to automatically set and maintain precise torque, preventing common issues like stripped screws or scope slippage. The integrated light and rechargeable battery are noted as beneficial features for gunsmithing tasks.

This guide details the installation of the Trijicon RCR reflex sight, emphasizing its unique cap stand screw mounting system. It covers the proper torqueing procedure using the included Allen wrench and Loctite to ensure a secure and reliable attachment. The video highlights the RCR's ruggedized design and RMR footprint compatibility, making it suitable for demanding applications.

This guide details the process of mounting a rifle optic, focusing on achieving correct eye relief and ensuring the optic is securely settled to prevent zero shift. It emphasizes using a torque wrench set to 100 inch-pounds with a wet torque setting and includes a method for settling the optic after initial torquing to maintain zero under stress.

This guide details the process of properly mounting and tuning the accuracy of a Savage Axis II rifle, emphasizing the critical steps of scope ring torque and bore-sighting. It highlights how common issues like loose rings can drastically affect performance and how to achieve consistent 1 MOA accuracy. The guide is presented by Joel Persinger, an expert with extensive firearms experience.

This guide details the process of cleaning a rifle's trigger assembly and reassembling the firearm. It emphasizes flushing debris from the trigger mechanism using solvents or butane, followed by a thorough visual inspection of the stock and action. Proper reassembly involves carefully seating the action and torquing screws to precise specifications to maintain accuracy and reliability. This procedure is crucial for ensuring the firearm functions correctly after extensive use in the field.

This guide details the process of modifying a factory rifle, specifically a Remington Model 700, for improved long-range accuracy. It covers trigger replacement and bedding the recoil lug to enhance stability. Proper torque settings for action screws are emphasized for optimal performance.

This guide, presented by a Brownells Gunsmith, details the proper application of Loctite 242 for securing firearm components like scope mounts. It emphasizes the critical step of degreasing threads to ensure proper bonding and advises on adjusting torque settings due to Loctite's lubricating properties. Proper thread preparation and application are key to preventing component loosening.

This guide details the process of accurately mounting a rifle scope, presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. It covers essential steps from installing bases and rings to ensuring proper eye relief and leveling crosshairs. The instruction emphasizes the use of specialized tools like the Wheeler Engineering FAT Wrench and Scope Ring Alignment Kit to achieve a secure and precise scope mount, crucial for rifle accuracy.