Videos tagged with Trigger Replacement

This video details the experience of acquiring and modifying a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 in .40 S&W. The presenter discusses replacing the factory hinged trigger with a non-hinged version, improving the trigger pull significantly. It also covers shooting techniques for managing recoil and achieving accuracy with the .40 caliber cartridge, emphasizing trigger control and avoiding 'pushing into the gun'.

This video demonstrates the potential unreliability and safety concerns associated with aftermarket triggers, specifically binary and 'super semi' triggers, in Glock firearms. The presenter advocates for using stock triggers in Everyday Carry (EDC) firearms due to their proven reliability. The video details the process of removing a problematic aftermarket trigger and reinstalling a factory Glock trigger to restore consistent functionality.

This guide details the intricate process of fabricating a replacement front trigger for a 1950s Beretta Silver Hawk 16 Gauge shotgun, a task requiring advanced metalworking skills. Lead Firearms Instructor Mark Novak demonstrates custom tool creation, precise metal fabrication, forging, fitting, and reassembly, emphasizing meticulous attention to detail and mechanical timing. The guide covers disassembly, trigger design based on the original, shaping the part from raw steel, heat treatment, final fitting, and functional testing, including verification of the automatic tang safety.

This guide details the process of safely replacing the modular trigger shoe on a SIG SAUER P322 pistol. It emphasizes the importance of removing the slide and ensuring the firearm is unloaded prior to any trigger manipulation. The video demonstrates how to position the hammer correctly for easier trigger shoe removal and installation, including the use of the included curved trigger option.

This guide details troubleshooting steps for the Foxtrot Mike FM45 AR Pistol, focusing on resolving light primer strikes and magazine compatibility issues. It outlines a process for diagnosing and replacing the trigger and firing pin, followed by testing with different ammunition and magazines. The expert instruction emphasizes safety and systematic problem-solving for enhanced firearm reliability.

This guide details the process of changing the grip module on an STI 2011 Staccato P pistol. The presenter demonstrates how to disassemble the old grip module, transfer internal components like the mainspring housing and trigger, and install a new grip module to achieve a two-tone aesthetic. The process is compared to working on a standard 1911, highlighting the similarities and minor differences.

This guide details the installation of the Ghost Inc. Edge 3.5 Complete Trigger Kit into a Glock 17, as demonstrated by Ivan from Kit Badger. The process involves detailed steps for both slide and frame disassembly and reassembly, including replacing the firing pin spring, safety plunger spring, trigger connector, and trigger spring. The video emphasizes proper reassembly order and concludes with a crucial function check to ensure correct operation after the modification. Ivan, with apparent professional experience, provides expert-level instruction.

This video appears to be about replacing a firearm's trigger. The description highlights Timney Triggers as a potential provider, noting they offer over 170 models for various gun types. The title "Time To Yank Out The Old Trigger" strongly suggests a hands-on demonstration or guide related to trigger modification or replacement.