Videos tagged with Trigger Assembly

This guide details the process of removing the magazine disconnect from a Shadow Systems XR920, a modification often performed on California-compliant models. The process involves disassembling the trigger assembly, carefully removing specific pins and the disconnect lever, and then reassembling and function-checking the firearm. The instruction is direct and demonstrates practical DIY firearm modification skills, emphasizing the use of proper gunsmithing tools and knowledge of internal trigger mechanics.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly of the Finnish TKIV-85 sniper rifle, focusing on its unique Toro bedding block and modified bolt. Expert instruction from Ian McCollum highlights the cost-effective nature of this rifle's development by repurposing Mosin-Nagant actions. The process requires careful attention to detail, especially with the bedding block and trigger mechanism, to maintain the rifle's renowned accuracy.

This YouTube Short appears to be a review or discussion about a "2 Stage Trigger" for firearms, focusing on its "Value." The title suggests the presenter is highlighting a trigger that offers excellent performance or features for its price point. Given the #shorts format, it's likely a concise overview or a quick highlight of the trigger's benefits. Without more context from a transcript or further description, it's difficult to pinpoint specific firearm models or calibers, but the topic strongly indicates a firearms-related review.

This guide details how to diagnose and fix a common full-auto malfunction in AR-style lower receivers. The speaker, demonstrating expert-level gunsmithing skills, identifies incorrect hammer spring placement and a missing sear spring as the culprits. Following these steps can help resolve similar issues, ensuring safe and reliable firearm operation.

This YouTube video focuses on the gunsmithing process of reassembling the "triplice" (triple) components of a 1911 pistol. The description emphasizes that all work is performed by authorized personnel in a licensed facility, and includes crucial safety warnings for handling firearms, particularly regarding ammunition, trigger discipline, and seeking assistance from a range officer when clearing malfunctions. The video also promotes the "Vampire Guns" channel on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook for updates and more content.

This video provides a detailed teardown and cleaning guide for the Savage Renegauge shotgun, highlighting common areas of carbon buildup after high-volume shooting. It demonstrates the disassembly process, focusing on the bolt, firing pin, and gas system, and emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning for gas-operated semi-automatic shotguns.

This guide details the process of upgrading a Kel-Tec Sub-2000, focusing on replacing factory components with aftermarket parts from M-Carbo. The speaker, a self-proclaimed 'glutton for punishment,' aims to improve the ergonomics and functionality of the firearm, particularly addressing issues like cheekbone bruising from the buffer tube and the perceived 'cheesy' nature of some original parts. Key upgrades include a metal takedown lever, improved trigger assembly, buffer tube pad, stainless steel feed ramp, enhanced charging handle, and the addition of a red dot optic on a quick-release rail.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly process for the IWI US Carmel rifle, presented by Tom Alabrando of IWI US. It covers field stripping the bolt group, trigger assembly, and gas regulator/piston, along with crucial reassembly steps and a function test. The instruction emphasizes proper alignment and the use of common tools for maintenance.

This guide explains how to properly track round counts when swapping components between handgun frames and slides. The primary recommendation is to always associate the round count with the frame (receiver). For consistent maintenance and wear tracking, it's advised to swap internal parts like the recoil spring, guide rod, and barrel to the new slide that will be paired with the frame. This ensures that the most critical wear components remain with their original frame's history.

This episode of Gun Guys features Bill and Ken Hackathorn taking an in-depth look at the AR Tactical Trigger Unit (TTU) from Wilson Combat. They explore the engineering and manufacturing process, including behind-the-scenes footage of its creation on Sodick wire EDM machines with Wilson Combat's top process engineer, Brent Boyer. The discussion covers the development of high-performance AR-platform triggers, focusing on speed, light pull weight, accuracy, and stability for tactical applications.

This guide details the process of building a Walther PPK/S, famously known as the James Bond gun, from a bare frame. It covers the installation of internal components, slide assembly, function checks, and grip selection, emphasizing the precision required for small parts. The video features Colion Noir and Luke from Walther at the Walther factory, demonstrating a hands-on approach to firearm assembly.

This video from Brownells features Paul Levy showcasing new product arrivals. Key items highlighted include the FM Products AR15 Monolithic Upper Receiver, a Brownells Glock 43 Blank Slide, the Apex Tactical Specialties S&W M&P M2.0 Fail Resistant Extractor, and the Schmid Tool AR-15 Nickel Teflon Trigger Assembly. The video encourages viewers to subscribe for weekly updates on new products.