Videos tagged with Used Gun Inspection

This podcast episode covers various firearms-related topics, including discussions on specific handgun models like the Smith & Wesson Wildguard 38 and Charter Arms revolvers, as well as general advice on inspecting used firearms. The host also touches on firearm maintenance, such as polishing feed ramps, and addresses common questions about firearm reliability and design.

This guide, presented by the GUNBROS host with high authority, outlines two practical methods for assessing the quality of a used firearm. It emphasizes checking for brand consistency across all parts and estimating the round count by examining barrel wear and, for AR-15s, the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) interface. The advice focuses on practical, visual inspection for the average buyer, steering clear of specialized tools unless necessary.

This video provides a forward-looking analysis of what to expect at American gun shows in 2025. It highlights the increasing presence of the ATF due to new regulations, the prevalence of scams involving misrepresented war relics and potentially problematic used firearms, and a shift towards new, common firearms over older or antique models. The speaker advises caution regarding pricing and emphasizes the importance of thorough inspection of any firearm.

This video details how to inspect a side-by-side shotgun for a loose rib, a common issue that can lead to costly repairs. It covers visual checks for rib alignment and solder integrity, and introduces the 'tap test' using a brass hammer to differentiate between tight and loose solder joints by sound.

This guide details a comprehensive cleaning and inspection process for a used Beretta 92F, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms instructor. It covers field stripping, identifying potential issues from reloaded ammunition, deep cleaning internal components, and final reassembly. The instruction emphasizes thoroughness to ensure the firearm's serviceability and safety after purchase from the used market.