Videos tagged with Gunsmith Tip

This video, titled 'Brass Vs. Steel! Gunsmith tip of the day!', focuses on a practical gunsmithing tip, as indicated by the inclusion of '#gunsmith' and '#tipsandtricks' in the title. The comparison of 'Brass Vs. Steel' likely refers to ammunition types or firearm components, offering valuable advice for firearm owners and enthusiasts. The inclusion of '#dbossfirearms' suggests a focus on this particular firearm entity.

This YouTube video, titled "DON'T use bullet casings! gunsmith 'tip' of the day!", offers a specific gunsmithing tip. Based on the title and description, the content likely focuses on a practical piece of advice for firearm maintenance or modification, specifically advising against the use of bullet casings in some context. The hashtags suggest it's a brief, helpful tip relevant to firearm owners and enthusiasts, possibly demonstrating a technique or highlighting a common mistake in gunsmithing. The video is tagged with general gunsmithing terms and mentions its origin in Kentucky.

This YouTube video from D Boss Firearms offers a "tip of the day" from Dustin, a gunsmith. He suggests keeping a set of chopsticks in your range bag, highlighting their utility as a versatile problem-solving tool. The video also promotes D Boss Firearms' website, D Boss Coatings, and their Facebook page.

This YouTube video excerpt from Panteao Productions' "Make Ready with Dean Caputo - 1911 Armorer's Bench" focuses on essential maintenance tips for the 1911 pistol. Dean Caputo, a gunsmith, highlights key issues that can impact the reliability of this classic firearm. The video is promoted by the NSSF as part of their "Let's Go Shooting" initiative, encouraging firearm ownership and responsible practices.

This video from NSSF's 'Let's Go Shooting' series features Gunsmith Mitch Schultz demonstrating how to add choke tubes to a smoothbore shotgun. Schultz highlights the benefits, the process involved, and the potential costs of this modification. The aim is to enhance the performance of older smoothbore shotguns, making them more versatile and potentially a go-to firearm for various uses. The video emphasizes practical gunsmithing for firearm enthusiasts and promotes shooting participation.