School of the American Rifle

[308]

For those who enjoy working on their AR-15 type firearms, the following YouTube channel is a wealth of knowledge. Enjoy.

Link to Videos:

https://m.youtube.com/c/InstructorChad/videos

I found this one to be particularly clever:

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[Stomper]

For those who enjoy working on their AR-15 type firearms, the following YouTube channel is a wealth of knowledge. Enjoy.

Link to Videos:

https://m.youtube.com/c/InstructorChad/videos

I found this one to be particularly clever:

It sure is handy having opposable thumbs and a prehensile tail!

 

[P7M13]

Thanks for the link.
I have spare pins that I use so I never let the detent and spring extend all the way. When removing the old one, after rotation, I push it out with the old pin so it's always back. When I want to insert the new pin, such as a YHM extended take down or pivot pin, I then just push it in.
I have plenty of those 1/16th allen keys left over from lots of install kits. Now I will grind one rather than throw it away. Sure beats a dog-leg dental pick.
@Stomper, there are some Thalidomide folk who could do that with their toes and make us opposable thumb sans prehensile tail types look uncoordinated...

 

[Stomper]

Thanks for the link.
I have spare pins that I use so I never let the detent and spring extend all the way. When removing the old one, after rotation, I push it out with the old pin so it's always back. When I want to insert the new pin, such as a YHM extended take down or pivot pin, I then just push it in.
I have plenty of those 1/16th allen keys left over from lots of install kits. Now I will grind one rather than throw it away. Sure beats a dog-leg dental pick.
@Stomper, there are some Thalidomide folk who could do that with their toes and make us opposable thumb sans prehensile tail types look uncoordinated...

I sure do wish I could peel bananas with my feet!









Too far?

 

[P7M13]

Wish I could hang from tree limbs with mine. Don't need no stinkin' tree blind.

 

[titsonritz]

I did this a few years ago with one of my BCM's and a few since. Was taught the technique by Will Larson, God rest his soul. Chad is an AR super geek.

 

[powermad]

I've been watching his stuff for a while.
He does a great job of explaining how it all works or isn't working as efficiently as it could be.

The old Colt he just finished is pretty cool.

 

[titsonritz]

 

[TTSX]

What I've learned from this channel is not to buy fail zero products

 

[titsonritz]

What I've learned from this channel is not to buy fail zero products

I learned that years ago from Will, too.

 

[308]

I sure do wish I could peel bananas with my feet!









Too far?

You just need a good woman do do that work

 

[Stomper]

You just need a good woman do do that work

That looks like a blonde joke in disguise, LMAO!

 

[osprey]

The first ar I built years ago came with a fail zero bolt with the build kit and it has been flawless through thousands of rounds. I will have to perform a physical on it to see how it is faring. I am amazed how many supposed higher end parts fail his physicals. Good channel!