Videos tagged with Trigger Spring

This video features competitive shooter and instructor Ben Stoeger analyzing recent controversies surrounding the Sig Sauer P320, particularly an incident in Minnesota involving ICE agents. Stoeger critically examines the potential causes of accidental discharges, discussing mechanical failures like a crushed striker return spring due to excessive dry fire, and the tactical breakdown of the Minnesota event. He also touches on public perception and political commentary regarding the firearm's reliability.

This video discusses firearm maintenance and modification, specifically focusing on trigger springs in Smith & Wesson revolvers and recoil springs in semi-automatic pistols. The speaker, identified as TheYankeeMarshal, provides insights into how altering these springs can affect trigger pull and reliability, emphasizing the importance of avoiding light primer strikes and understanding the trade-offs involved in spring tuning. He also touches on general firearm care and the nuances of different firearm components.

This YouTube Short provides a quick guide on reassembling the trigger spring for Tanfoglio production pistols. The description highlights this as a tricky step in the reassembly process and offers this extract from a longer disassembly video. The content is aimed at gunsmithing enthusiasts or owners looking to perform maintenance on their Tanfoglio firearms.

This video from Brownells, featuring Stephen Caleb, provides essential advice on spare parts for the AK platform. It emphasizes that while AKs are durable, springs like the recoil, camera, trigger, and extractor springs are prone to wear over time, primarily due to round count. Experts like Jim Fuller and J-Mac Customs agree that the extractor spring is a key component to keep on hand. It's recommended to replace springs around the 5,000-round mark, or sooner if using a suppressor, which increases system stress. The video advises purchasing full spring kits for cost-effectiveness and highlights the overall robust construction of the AK platform, suggesting that most other parts are built to last.

This YouTube video demonstrates a modification to the trigger (hammer) spring of a Rex Zero 1 handgun. The described modification aims to improve the firearm's reliability, particularly when using a light competition trigger spring. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon community and merchandise store.

This video showcases an "Amazing Trigger Kit" for the Thompson Center Compass rifle, specifically by MCARBO. The reviewer highlights the $20 trigger spring kit as a significant upgrade, stating it provides a "match grade trigger" that enhances the rifle's accuracy. The presenter believes this upgrade should have been standard on the rifle from the factory and is crucial for "squeezing every ounce of accuracy" out of the Compass. The description also includes links to the reviewer's Amazon store and social media, along with a call to like and subscribe for weekly content from the "Deuce and Guns" channel.

This video introduces the Glock Survival Parts Kit, developed by GlockStore in response to customer needs for replacement parts that are frequently lost or broken during firearm maintenance. The kit contains individually packaged and labeled essential components like spring cups, firing pin channel liners, and trigger springs, along with a disassembly tool and a schematic for easy identification and reassembly. It's presented as a practical insurance policy for Glock owners, ensuring functionality is maintained even after minor part failures or losses.

This guide details the installation of the GlockStore Performance Center Competition Spring Kit on a Glock 17. It covers the safe disassembly of the slide, replacement of the striker spring, safety plunger spring, and trigger spring, followed by reassembly and a function check. The kit aims to reduce trigger pull weight for competition use.