Browning BPS Maintenance Series: Disassembly

Published on April 13, 2015
Duration: 2:25

This video provides a detailed guide on disassembling the Browning BPS shotgun, a crucial step for proper cleaning and maintenance. It emphasizes safety by ensuring the firearm is unloaded before starting. The process involves removing the barrel, trigger assembly, internal components like the bolt and slide, and finally the carrier, preparing the shotgun for thorough cleaning.

Quick Summary

To disassemble a Browning BPS shotgun, first ensure it's unloaded. Remove the barrel by unscrewing the end cap. Then, drive out the lower receiver pin to remove the trigger assembly. Finally, remove internal components like the bolt and slide, followed by the carrier and forearm.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to BPS Maintenance Series
  2. 00:12Crucial Safety Check: Unload Firearm
  3. 00:22How to Remove the Barrel
  4. 00:38Removing the Trigger Assembly
  5. 01:05Taking Out Internal Components (Bolt & Slide)
  6. 01:29Carrier and Pin Removal
  7. 01:50Final Disassembly Step: Forearm Removal

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main steps to disassemble a Browning BPS shotgun?

Disassembly involves ensuring the shotgun is unloaded, removing the barrel by unscrewing the end cap, then removing the trigger assembly using specific pins. Following this, internal components like the bolt and slide are removed, and finally, the carrier and forearm are detached.

What safety precautions should be taken before disassembling a Browning BPS?

Before field stripping, it's essential to confirm the firearm is completely unloaded. Additionally, all ammunition should be removed from the immediate work area to prevent any risk of accidental discharge during the maintenance process.

How do you remove the trigger assembly from a Browning BPS?

To remove the trigger assembly, move the forearm forward, then use a punch and hammer to drive out the lower pin on the receiver. Once the pin is out, pull the trigger guard back and lift it upwards to detach the assembly.

What tools are needed for Browning BPS disassembly?

Basic tools required for disassembling the Browning BPS include a punch set and a hammer for removing pins. You'll also need to unscrew the barrel end cap, which may require a tool or careful hand manipulation depending on tightness.

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