Yankee's 'MURICA! Guns! and Freedom! *LIVE CHAT!*

Published on August 1, 2022
Duration: 64:54

This video provides detailed guidance on replacing a loose pin in a Smith & Wesson Model 60 revolver, specifically the front locking pin for the cylinder. The instructor explains how to identify the pin, the potential causes of looseness (like heavy recoil), and where to source replacement parts affordably. He also offers advice on preventative maintenance and ordering small parts in bulk to save on shipping and ensure readiness.

Quick Summary

To fix a loose pin on a S&W Model 60, likely the front locking pin for the cylinder, you'll need to carefully punch out the old pin. Then, acquire a replacement pin, which can be found affordably on sites like MidwayUSA or eBay, and punch the new pin back into place. Ensure the hole isn't excessively worn before attempting the repair.

Chapters

  1. 01:05Introduction & Live Chat Rules
  2. 03:51Sticker Size Discussion
  3. 06:23Fundraising Progress Update
  4. 07:05Balkan Ancestry Discussion
  5. 09:17Favorite Little Rascals Character
  6. 10:37Pistols with Red Dots
  7. 11:28Julia Child vs. Paula Deen
  8. 12:42Hole on S&W 686 Barrel Shroud
  9. 14:42Best Pizza Topping & Source
  10. 15:52Fudgsicles & Ice Cream Transport
  11. 16:49Kimber K6s Availability
  12. 17:55Zombie Green Grips for Model 642
  13. 19:06Little House on the Prairie Memories
  14. 19:57Loose Pin on Model 60 Revolver
  15. 22:26Identifying the Loose Pin
  16. 23:11Sourcing Replacement Pins
  17. 24:00Assessing Pin Looseness
  18. 25:02Ordering Small Firearm Parts
  19. 26:01Bear Encounter Risk
  20. 26:22Pin Looseness After Recoil
  21. 27:15Glock 31 in .357 SIG Caliber
  22. 28:08Carrying Different Handguns
  23. 29:40Revolvers vs. Semi-Autos for EDC
  24. 30:30Grandfather Clause Explained
  25. 31:19Waking Up Without Pain
  26. 33:29Cerakoting High-Capacity Mags
  27. 34:04Bullet Chart for Werewolves
  28. 34:54Donation to Fur Friends Animal Rescue
  29. 35:05Boogie Nights Song Memory
  30. 36:49Sticky Extraction on .327 PC
  31. 39:26Anti-Gun Partner Concerns
  32. 39:52Michelle Nichols Passing
  33. 40:39Disco Music Appreciation
  34. 41:01Chick-fil-A Worker Incentive
  35. 41:24Grocery Store Kindness
  36. 42:07Clint Eastwood Death Rumor
  37. 43:10How to Donate Without Stickers
  38. 45:20AF1911 S15 Pistol Inquiry
  39. 47:08Kimber Production Models
  40. 49:36Favorite Holster Material
  41. 50:36Model 60 Pin Discussion Recap
  42. 50:42Food Preferences: Plain vs. Fancy
  43. 51:51Pin Loose Confirmation
  44. 51:561911 Trigger Tips
  45. 52:25Donation for Fur Friends
  46. 52:54Donation for Pups
  47. 53:16Donation for Pets and Vets
  48. 53:57Waking Up Pain-Free & Bike Parts
  49. 54:43Charity Legal Issues & Recipient Process
  50. 56:30Contacting State Representatives
  51. 57:23Shooting .38 in a .327
  52. 57:35Joe Manchin Voicemails
  53. 58:01Dog Riding the Bus Story
  54. 58:21Donna Summer & Low Power Drill
  55. 59:01Flat-Faced Trigger for PX4 Storm
  56. 59:24CJ-7 Engine Swap Ideas
  57. 61:17Holster for Para Ordnance P13
  58. 61:45Para Ordnance P13 Holster Fit
  59. 62:16Audi 5-Cylinder Engines
  60. 62:37Outro & Next Stream
  61. 63:11Toyota Supra Purchase Plans
  62. 64:46Final Reminders & Safety

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I fix a loose pin on my Smith & Wesson Model 60 revolver?

To fix a loose pin on a S&W Model 60, likely the front locking pin for the cylinder, you'll need to carefully punch out the old pin. Then, acquire a replacement pin, which can be found affordably on sites like MidwayUSA or eBay, and punch the new pin back into place. Ensure the hole isn't excessively worn before attempting the repair.

Where can I buy replacement pins for firearms like the S&W Model 60?

Replacement pins for firearms, such as the front locking pin for a Smith & Wesson Model 60, are readily available from online retailers like MidwayUSA, where they can cost as little as $1.51. You can also find them on auction sites like eBay, often at competitive prices.

What causes a pin in a revolver to become loose?

A pin in a revolver, particularly the front locking pin for the cylinder on models like the S&W Model 60, can become loose due to factors such as heavy recoil or consistent vibration from shooting. It's advisable to check these pins periodically, especially after firing many rounds.

Is it worth buying a small kit of firearm parts?

Yes, it can be very cost-effective to buy a small kit of common firearm parts, including pins, springs, and screws. This is especially true when ordering inexpensive individual parts, as it helps meet minimum shipping costs and ensures you have necessary components on hand for future maintenance or repairs.

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