DESERT EAGLE 50 A.E FIELD STRIP

Published on September 22, 2011
Duration: 15:48

This video provides a detailed field strip and reassembly guide for the Magnum Research Desert Eagle .50 AE. It highlights the firearm's substantial size, comparing it to other popular handguns, and discusses the rationale behind choosing the .50 AE caliber and a gold finish. Key steps for disassembly and reassembly are demonstrated, including the unique dual recoil spring system.

Quick Summary

The Desert Eagle .50 AE field strip involves clearing the weapon, pressing the left-side disassembly button, rotating the right-side lever, and sliding the barrel/slide assembly off the frame. It's a large handgun, weighing 73 oz with a 6-inch barrel, and holds 7+1 rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Unboxing Desert Eagle .50 AE
  2. 00:51Why Choose .50 AE & Gold Finish
  3. 02:41Desert Eagle Size Comparisons
  4. 05:41Technical Dimensions & Weight
  5. 08:01Desert Eagle Field Strip Procedure
  6. 10:11.50 AE Ammunition Overview
  7. 10:36Reassembly & Magazine Details

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you field strip a Desert Eagle .50 AE?

To field strip the Desert Eagle .50 AE, first ensure it's unloaded. Press the disassembly button on the left side, rotate the lever on the right side upwards, and then slide the barrel and slide assembly forward off the frame.

What are the key dimensions and weight of the Desert Eagle .50 AE?

The Desert Eagle .50 AE is approximately 10.5 inches long with a 6-inch barrel. It stands nearly 6 inches tall and weighs about 73 ounces (nearly 5 pounds), which helps manage recoil.

What is the ammunition capacity of the Desert Eagle .50 AE?

The Desert Eagle .50 AE typically comes with a 7-round magazine, giving it a total capacity of 7+1 rounds (7 in the magazine plus one in the chamber).

How much does .50 AE ammunition typically cost?

.50 AE ammunition is relatively expensive. For example, Hornady 300 grain XTP rounds can cost around $26 for a box of 20 cartridges.

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