Videos tagged with Fire Control Group

This video provides an initial look at the new ARC Fire from AS Designs, alongside a discussion of other FRT (Fire Control Group) options. The presenter shares their experience after putting a few thousand rounds through some of these systems, noting that the ARC Fire is still being tested. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions in the comments. The description also includes affiliate discount codes for AS Designs and Bauer Precision.

The Shark Coast Tactical Podcast, episode 24, covers a wide array of topics relevant to firearm enthusiasts. Host Will, Omer, and Luke discuss an upcoming birthday celebration with major firearm manufacturers, delve into societal perceptions of violence in light of recent high-profile events, and critique the current healthcare system. The episode also highlights anticipation for new firearm releases and a preview of the SHOT Show. A notable segment features Luke showcasing the new Ruger RXM pistol, emphasizing its removable fire control and Glock parts compatibility. The podcast encourages subscriptions and provides social media links for further engagement.

This video showcases demonstrator units of the AR-15/M-16 fire control group. It likely explores the internal mechanisms and functionality of these critical components, offering insights into how they operate within these iconic rifle platforms. The content is expected to appeal to gunsmiths, hobbyists, and those interested in the mechanical intricacies of firearms.

This video review focuses on the new all-metal frame/grip module for the Springfield Echelon by Icarus Precision. The presenter explores how this metal grip module can significantly alter the feel and handling of the firearm, highlighting the importance of the grip module and fire control group technology in modular handguns. The review covers the feel, fit, and performance of the Icarus Precision module, discusses its price point and overall value, and touches on additional features and future plans for the product. The video also includes affiliate links for merchandise and ear protection, and adheres to YouTube's advertising guidelines.

This video provides an overview of the T.REX Lower Parts Kit. The kit is described as a bare-bones offering that excludes a trigger guard, grip, and fire control group. The presenter highlights their preference for such kits, as it allows for personalized part selection, avoiding the accumulation of unwanted spare parts. The kit is manufactured by Schmid Tool, contains no MIM (Metal Injection Molding) parts, and meets or exceeds Mil-spec standards.

This video tutorial features Caleb from Brownells demonstrating a detailed build of a 10/22 Takedown rifle. The build utilizes a Brownells BRN-22 Takedown Receiver and showcases the integration of aftermarket parts such as a Tactical Solutions Takedown Barrel, a Powder River Precision fire control group, and a Midwest Industries chassis with AR-15 components for enhanced ergonomics. The video covers the entire assembly process, from unboxing to final adjustments, and highlights the importance of selecting appropriate magazines and optics, leveraging the receiver's integral rail and M-LOK capabilities for customization. The tutorial aims to provide viewers with a comprehensive guide to assembling and customizing their own 10/22 Takedown rifle.

This video features Guy Joubert of Wilson Combat showcasing their line of "drop-in" TTUs (Trigger/Fire Control Groups). He emphasizes the simplicity of the installation process, highlighting how straightforward it is to upgrade or build a firearm with these components. The description also provides contact information for Wilson Combat and links to their website and social media.

This video delves into the AR-15 "anti-walk" versus "anti-rotation" pin controversy, distinguishing their functions and addressing common misconceptions. Caleb and Brownells Gun Tech Steve clarify that anti-walk pins are essential for certain aftermarket cassette-style triggers, preventing pins from walking out due to the absence of a standard hammer spring. Anti-rotation pins, on the other hand, are designed to prevent pin rotation, which theoretically mitigates wear on receiver holes over extensive use, though the video suggests this is often a solution to operator error. The discussion also covers pin breakage, attributing it to firearm issues like overgassing rather than pin design, and reassures viewers that incorrect pins likely won't cause problems until significant round counts are reached.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step teardown and reassembly sequence for the Winchester M40 semi-automatic rifle. The description highlights that the disassembly process is unique and differs significantly from common maintenance advice, emphasizing that users should only attempt this if they are confident in their skills and know the correct sequence. The video breaks down the process into stages, including removing the barrel group, fire control and buttstock group, shell lifter, latches, operating handle, and bolt, before reassembly and a test fire.

This video showcases an impressive virtual reality (VR) simulation experience from Tactical AR, highlighted at a show. The presenter, Chris, details how Tactical AR offers a realistic VR setup that includes movement, a physical platform, and engaging scenarios. Beyond the software, they've developed a "drop-in fire control group" for AR platforms, allowing a real firearm to function as a VR controller. The reviewer found the experience highly enjoyable and time-consuming. Contact information for questions and links to the Guns & Tactics website and social media are provided, along with standard disclaimers about affiliate links and content ownership.

This video provides a quick tip on installing an AK trigger retainer plate, a potential upgrade over the traditional "Shepherd's Hook." Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant demonstrates how to replace the hook with a retainer plate from aftermarket suppliers like Tapco or Power Custom. The process involves field stripping the rifle, removing the safety, and then the old retaining mechanism. The new plate is then easily installed, securing the hammer and trigger pins while allowing for simpler disassembly for cleaning and adjustments. The video covers the AK-47, AK-74, and AKM platforms and emphasizes improved ease of access to the fire control group.

This video provides a detailed, multi-chapter guide to installing, gauging, fitting, and tuning three different AR-15 fire control groups (FCGs): the Geissele SSA-E, LaRue MBT, and a factory type. It covers essential steps like spring inspection, pin removal and inspection, de-magnetizing, de-greasing, and precise gauging of FCG components and lower receiver bores. The video also touches upon receiver bore lapping, selector bore gauging, and pistol grip installation issues. While focusing on FCGs, it explicitly states it does not cover anti-rotation pins, lightened hammer springs, or cassette triggers. The content is highly technical and geared towards AR-15 builders and enthusiasts seeking to understand and optimize their trigger systems.