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Demonstrations of field stripping, cleaning & lubrication of many different firearms including Glock, 1911, Shield EZ, Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Springfield and many others.
Recently purchased what is my third AR but I sold the others off so long ago that I could not remember how to disassemble the BCG. Thanks for the reminder!!
This is a great training video. Now it’s customary to blind fold yourself then field strip the weapon and put it back together and function check it in the dark.
I already have a G2c and GX4, but couldn't pass up this deal. Early Aug-2024 in a Rural King daily email ... ready for pickup next day. Taurus G3c (1-G3C931) cardboard box with thumb safety and (3) 12rd mags. $211.75 net ($184.91 +$12.99ship +13.85tax). Will probably sell my G2c now.
I already have a G2c and GX4, but couldn't pass up this deal. Early Aug-2024 in a Rural King daily email ... ready for pickup next day. Taurus G3c (1-G3C931) cardboard box with thumb safety and (3) 12rd mags. $211.75 net ($184.91 +$12.99ship +13.85tax). Will probably sell my G2c now.
Thank you, this is the best and most informative video I have watched so far, Real Avid needs to hire you to make a video for them about their Master Sight Pusher.
Much thanks from a lefty shooter! I recommend using a super- thin philips screwdriver in conjunction with a paper clip; my paper clips alone couldn't handle the torque without breaking and I used the screwdriver to hold the block piece up while pushing the paper clip thru the hole in the button itself.
@@davesgunchannel Nope, you're mistaken. On the Glocks you don't have to pull the trigger to get them apart. That's what made me so confused that I had to watch your video to figure how to get the g3c apart.
On every Glock, the trigger needs to be in the rear-most position to get the slide off. There is only one way to get it in the rear most position and that is to press the trigger. Now, having said that, you CAN press or pull the trigger BEFORE you start the field strip process, but you still have to press the trigger. The sear must be out of the way for the firing pin lug to clear it. So, if you are saying you don’t need to press the trigger at the same time you are pulling down the slide lock, you are correct, so long as the trigger is in the rear-most position before you start. You can watch any of my MANY Glock videos to see how it is done. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VGFR0V2XLbo.htmlsi=RhJ32n8Q8e1zZ6bl
Hi ,i bought my MC9 yesterday , I confirm that I spent time making this left-handed button swap, I hope that the designers will quickly improve it on the next ones Operation is easy to do on my second CANIK SFX TP9 . THANKS for your video , in the name of all left-handers across the Atlantic ;-)