Videos tagged with Takedown Pins

This Brownells Quick Tip video provides a concise visual inspection guide for the AR-15 platform. It focuses on identifying potential issues and ensuring proper assembly without requiring disassembly. The video covers checks for the magazine catch, castle nut, buffer tube alignment, grip, takedown pins, upper receiver and handguard alignment, gas tube orientation, gas block, muzzle device, selector, magazine release, spring tests, trigger, buffer retainer, bolt carrier group, gas key staking, and feed ramp alignment. This is ideal for individuals purchasing firearms at gun shows, local shops, or private sales.

This video focuses on the front and rear takedown pins, a crucial component for firearm maintenance and disassembly, specifically referencing them with the identifier #556. While the specific firearm model isn't explicitly stated beyond the implied association with a '556' designation (often related to AR-15 platforms), the topic suggests a demonstration or discussion related to gunsmithing or basic firearm handling for AR-15 owners. The content likely involves the practical aspects of removing and reinserting these pins for cleaning, maintenance, or potential upgrades.

This video from AT3 Tactical's "GeAR Grind" series focuses on new Aero Precision AR-15 components. Travis reviews the Aero Precision M4E1 Pro Ambidextrous Lower Receiver, the Aero Precision Mod 4 M-LOK Handguard, the Aero Precision Pro Ambidextrous Safety Selector, and the Aero Precision EZ Install Pivot and Takedown Pin Set. The review emphasizes FIT, FORM, FEEL, FUNCTION, and FEATURES, aiming to provide helpful, fact-driven information for the AR-15 community and promote safer firearm handling and building. Links are provided for AT3 Tactical's Amazon and website, as well as AR-15 and AR-10 building guides.

This YouTube video provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to install the front and rear takedown pins on an AR-15 lower receiver. The presenter guides viewers through the process, offering practical advice and demonstrating the installation. The description also includes affiliate links to recommended tools like lubricant and wire cutters, as well as a playlist for building an AR-15 and links to the creator's social media channels for support. The video encourages engagement through likes, subscriptions, comments, and shares.

This YouTube video focuses on the Knights Armament Company SR-15 lower receiver, specifically highlighting its oversized bolt catch pin bore and takedown bores. The content likely delves into the technical specifications, potential benefits, or troubleshooting related to these specific features of the SR-15 lower.

This video from Forgotten Weapons addresses a viewer question about why more rifles don't feature captive takedown pins. Ian explains that while seemingly beneficial, captive pins add complexity and require specific material properties to accommodate the necessary springs and detents. Materials like stamped sheet metal and certain polymers are not ideal for this design, making it less universally applicable or cost-effective for all firearm manufacturers. The discussion highlights engineering trade-offs in firearm design.

This video showcases JP Enterprises' new Double Oversized MicroFit™ Takedown Pins, designed to address poor receiver fit in firearms. The description highlights how these pins compensate for loose or tight receiver tolerances, aiming for a snug yet functional fit without the need for tools. The product is presented as an improvement over the original JP Tension Pin and is recommended for most rifles experiencing receiver fit issues. A link to JP Rifles' receiver section is provided for more information.

This video showcases the new MicroFit takedown pins, introduced by John Paul at SHOT Show 2017. The product is presented as a new offering, with a direct link provided for viewers to purchase the pins. The video appears to be a product announcement and demonstration.

This video focuses on the Battle Arms Enhanced Takedown Pins specifically designed for the AR15/M16 platform. It provides a visual demonstration of these upgraded components, highlighting their features and potential benefits for firearm enthusiasts looking to customize or improve their rifle.