Videos tagged with Rifling

This video from Sons Of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) dives deep into their SPR Barrels, highlighting what makes them exceptional, particularly for precision builds. Mike from SOLGW breaks down key features including the rifling, materials used, gas port design, barrel profile, and muzzle threading. The video emphasizes the quality, quality control, and craftsmanship of SOLGW barrels, asserting that their PRECISION barrels are the most accurate they have ever offered. It encourages viewers to consider an SPR barrel for their next custom precision rifle build.

This 'I Have This Old Gun' segment from American Rifleman Television delves into the history and unique design of the British Brunswick rifle. It highlights how the Brunswick rifle, positioned between the iconic Baker rifle and the revolutionary Enfield, addressed the loading challenges of earlier military rifles. Unlike traditional rifling, the Brunswick employed two deep grooves in the barrel and a corresponding ring on the bullet for a mechanical fit, a system previously not used to a great extent in military arms. The video aims to tell the story of this distinctive firearm.

This video provides a detailed look at the Lyman Borecam 2.0, a bore scope designed for inspecting firearm barrels. Caleb from Brownells demonstrates the unboxing process, setup, and highlights key features such as adjustable lighting and smartphone connectivity for capturing photos and videos. The tutorial covers inspecting rifling, gas ports, and chambers, making it a valuable tool for shooters and gunsmiths seeking to maintain and understand their firearms' internal condition.

This video details the meticulous and precise process of crafting a premium rifle barrel. It showcases the journey from raw metal blanks, cut, drilled, reamed, and rifled, to the final shaping on a lathe. The description highlights the importance of accuracy and quality, mentioning T/C Encore Barrels are coming soon. Social media links for T/C Arms Co. are provided.

This video, a re-edit of an original from May 13, 2024, focuses on the process of rifling firearm barrels. The creator plans future, more in-depth rifling videos, including one specifically on ECM rifling. They tease an upcoming short video demonstrating a quick, albeit potentially 'ugly' or 'epic,' method using inexpensive Chinese rifling buttons, grease, and a hammer. Links to American-made rifling buttons from Danjon and DME Tool are provided.

This video explores the mechanics of artillery, specifically focusing on the rifling of a cannon designed to spin-stabilize a 106mm recoilless rifle bullet. It delves into the physics and engineering behind projectile stabilization in large caliber firearms.

This video focuses on the process of rifling a Savage rifle barrel. Rifling is a crucial machining process that creates spiral grooves inside a gun barrel, imparting spin to a projectile for increased accuracy and stability. The content likely details the techniques, tools, and precision required for this gunsmithing task, appealing to those interested in firearm mechanics and custom firearm work.

This video focuses on the Radian Compressor Adjustable Guide Rod, highlighting its adjustable weight options (13, 15, and 18 lbs). The title suggests an in-depth look at this specific firearm component, likely detailing its installation, function, and performance benefits for pistol users. It appears to be a product review or a technical demonstration of a firearm modification.

This video focuses on providing practical advice for firearm owners on how to accurately determine their firearm's rifling and achieve optimal seating depth for reloaded ammunition. The description includes numerous affiliate links to various firearm and accessory retailers, suggesting the creator aims to monetize their content through product recommendations and partnerships. Brands like Vedder Holsters, Targets Sports USA, Sig Sauer, Magpul, and Palmetto State Armory are mentioned, indicating a broad range of firearms-related products and services the creator engages with.

This video features firearm expert Jonathan Ferguson examining dueling pistols specifically designed to cheat. Unlike previous discussions where the existence of 'dueling pistols' was questioned, these are presented as genuine examples, built with a hidden rifling feature to provide an unfair advantage. The Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour, is behind this content, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at their collection and encouraging engagement through comments and support.

This 'Smyth Busters' video debunks the myth that bronze bore brushes damage steel gun barrels. The hosts explain that soft bronze is unlikely to harm modern steel, though very old barrels or excessive force with abrasive powder residue could cause wear. They also caution against bronze brushes with steel cores scratching muzzle crowns and recommend brass cores for extra safety. The video suggests that damaged rifling might stem from improper cleaning techniques, such as using a steel rod in a .22 rimfire or excessive drilling with a brush on a dry bore. The myth is declared busted, with advice to use good solvents, nylon brushes, bore guides, and care with steel rods.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to selecting the correct AR-15 barrel, highlighting how an improper choice can severely damage the rifle. It delves into various crucial aspects, including barrel length (from SBRs to 20-inch), profiles (pencil vs. heavy), materials (4150 CMV, 416R stainless), coatings (chrome lining, nitriding/Melonite/QPQ), rifling methods (button vs. cold hammer forged), twist rates (1:7, 1:8, 1:9) and their relation to bullet weights (55gr, 77gr), and the importance of the gas system and BCG for reliable cycling. The video categorizes AR-15 builds into general purpose, long-range precision (DMR), and CQB/SBR/pistol, explaining trade-offs in accuracy, weight, and handling. It also covers chamberings like 5.56 NATO, .223 Wylde, and .223 Remington, emphasizing the barrel as the most critical AR-15 component.