Videos tagged with Trigger Repair

This guide details gunsmithing procedures demonstrated by Ian McCollum, a recognized firearms historian. It covers trigger mechanism repair on a Laser Aim pistol, custom red dot adapter installation for a Calico 'cheek pistol', and the creation of a 'Black Hawk Down' M14 clone with a fake selector switch. The video also highlights ongoing custom modifications, such as a titanium FAL receiver, emphasizing the expertise of Diamondback Shooting Sports in Tucson for both standard and unique firearm projects.

This video details the initial experience with a new Draco Nak-9 AK pistol. The presenter encountered a trigger reset issue, which was addressed by adjusting the internal trigger spring. Modifications include a Tapco G2 trigger, SB Tactical brace, and a Parker Mountain Machine compensator. The video captures the first firing attempts and the subsequent malfunction, highlighting the challenges of troubleshooting.

This guide details the modification and repair process for a Masterpiece Arms MPA930T, transforming it into a modern, tactical firearm. It covers the installation of 3D printed accessories like a rear brace and custom shroud, mounting optics and lights, and addressing common internal failures such as a broken disconnector/hammer. The guide emphasizes DIY gunsmithing techniques for enhancing ergonomics and functionality.

This video details the complex process of replacing a broken trigger stud on a Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver. The instructor, with significant experience, guides viewers through diagnosing the failure, which involves a snapped stud and a wallowed frame hole. The procedure includes drilling out the broken piece, custom machining a new stud, threading the frame, and carefully fitting and finishing the new component. Emphasis is placed on maintaining critical dimensions for firearm safety and function, particularly the relationship between the trigger stud, hammer stud, and sear. The instructor highlights the advanced nature of this repair, noting that Smith & Wesson typically handles such work internally.

This guide details the restoration of an American Derringer, focusing on meticulous cleaning, reshaping internal components for a smoother trigger pull, and external refinishing. The process involves bead blasting with a garnet mixture for a matte finish, followed by hand-polishing the flats for a brushed look. Crucially, it emphasizes thorough cleaning of internal mechanisms after blasting to ensure proper function, particularly for small parts like the trigger safety reset pin.