Browning BPS Maintenance Series: Disassembly

Published on April 13, 2015
Duration: 2:25

This guide details the disassembly process for the Browning BPS shotgun, presented by Brownells. It covers removing the barrel, trigger assembly, internal components, and carrier, preparing the firearm for cleaning. The video emphasizes a methodical approach and highlights the importance of safety protocols throughout the process. Instruction is provided with a professional and instructional tone, demonstrating high expertise.

Quick Summary

Disassemble your Browning BPS by first ensuring it's unloaded. Remove the barrel by unscrewing the end cap after pulling the forearm halfway back. Then, remove the receiver pins, trigger guard, cartridge stops, slide, bolt, and carrier assembly using a hammer and punch.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Series Overview
  2. 00:12Safety Check & Ammunition Removal
  3. 00:22Barrel Removal Procedure
  4. 00:38Trigger Assembly Removal
  5. 01:05Internal Components Removal (Slide & Bolt)
  6. 01:29Carrier Removal
  7. 01:50Final Disassembly & Next Steps

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you remove the barrel from a Browning BPS shotgun?

To remove the barrel on a Browning BPS, first ensure the firearm is unloaded. Cock the gun, engage the safety, pull the forearm halfway back, unscrew the end cap, and then pull the barrel off the receiver.

What are the key steps for disassembling the receiver of a Browning BPS?

After removing the barrel, move the forearm forward. Remove the lower receiver pin, then the trigger guard. Next, remove the two cartridge stops, followed by the slide and bolt assembly. Finally, drive out the upper carrier pin to remove the carrier and retainer.

What tools are needed for Browning BPS disassembly?

The video demonstrates the use of a hammer and punch for pin removal. A bench block is also implied for supporting the receiver during pin removal. Ensure you have appropriate punches that fit the pins precisely.

Why is it important to remove all ammunition before disassembling a firearm?

Removing all ammunition from the work area before firearm disassembly is a critical safety protocol. It prevents accidental chambering or discharge of a live round during the maintenance process, ensuring the safety of the handler and bystanders.

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