Videos tagged with Trigger Cleaning

This video from Gun Talk Media features Alex McPherson from Chimney Triggers explaining how to clean their triggers. He advises against lubrication, recommending instead an alcohol-based cleaner and compressed air to remove debris. The key takeaway is to keep the trigger free of gunk to ensure proper function.

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 video focuses on the essential maintenance and cleaning of the Wilson Combat Tactical Trigger Unit (TTU). It provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly care for the TTU, including detailed instructions for its removal and reinstallation. This content is valuable for owners of firearms equipped with the TTU looking to ensure its longevity and optimal performance through routine upkeep.

This guide details the disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of a rifle, specifically a Gunwerks LR1000, emphasizing proper torque settings and component care for optimal long-range performance. It covers removing the scope, action screws, stock, bolt, and firing pin assembly, along with cleaning the trigger without lubrication. The information is presented by Dustin Row of BC Backcountry, highlighting the importance of rifle maintenance for accuracy.