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  @robersonjr10 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for the help!

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  @mauricehunter358317 сағат бұрын

  Just used your video and 1 other video on KZread to fully service my SR9E. This was extremely helpful and very accurate. Thank you very much, Sir. Job well done!

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  @SiliconDrifter4 күн бұрын

  Camera way off

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  @tommya27235 күн бұрын

  It would be nice if the parts he is talking about were in the picture

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  @JD_Aguilar7177 күн бұрын

  6yrs later. This is still the best. Helped me out recently. 🫡

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  @maffioli147 күн бұрын

  To remove the mainspring pin i use a small curved o-ring pick. I hook the sping and pin together with the pick at about about 10 o'clock. Lift out the notches, rotate to where it'll fit and lower it into the magwell. Oreintated rails down and the backstrap facing away from yourself. Ive found it to be much easier than pliers.

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  @poseidon50038 күн бұрын

  Those are usually only available blued.

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  @pnwest2598 күн бұрын

  Part number for roll pin?

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  @tommyjackson248012 күн бұрын

  I have been looking for the best video for this model. This is the most complete video I have viewed. Your skills are remarkable !

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  @kikoman062314 күн бұрын

  why didnt you take out the bbu?

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  @deucedeuce157216 күн бұрын

  I'm glad these aren't designed like the EZ models. I still think they're still overcomplicated and poorly designed though. I never realized just how hard and strong hardened steel can be until I saw the sears on the Taurus PT-111/140 and G2, G3 models. They look paper thin, but there's very hard and strong. I think they're actually machined that thin too and aren't sheet metal. I know the GX4 one is at least and it's just as solid. (Has been a while since I worked on a PT-111, PT-140 or G2/G3 model.)

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  @zekeanderson474518 күн бұрын

  Does anyone know what happened to him. Did he quit KZread?

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  @jnelson95320 күн бұрын

  Outstanding video! I think this is the best of the ones I looked through. I found a very easy way to install the seer- just work from the right side instead of the left- seer first, then spring. I found it purely by accident and laziness because I hadn't removed the bolt release lever so I couldn't do it from the left side since the hole was blocked!

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  @dpeppe0126 күн бұрын

  Thank you for this video..........doubt I'll attempt it in a rush........

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  @ajose223w328 күн бұрын

  Thanks for the video was very helpful

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  @daviscc6528 күн бұрын

  This is great homie thank you. Weird on the new versions that tiny ball in the safety comes out. So stupid

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  @sampsonrice6402Ай бұрын

  7 years later and your video is still helping people because it helped me! Thanks man!

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  @christophercurry8561Ай бұрын

  Incredibly helpful video, thank you for being so thorough and detailed!

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  @thefleaflopАй бұрын

  P38/P1. Design.... Locking block design.

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  @thefleaflopАй бұрын

  Great job...thanks!!!... Mine looks exactly like project except hammer is solid and no decocker.... Only safety. I believe it to be a 1989 made model.

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  @vicfirman6585Ай бұрын

  Follow up on my Bersa Thunderer .22LR. Your video was tremendous help. I did tear it down and removed one coil off the hammer spring. Putting it together assembling the auto safety/hammer release cam/ejector and hammer was a BEAR. Ended up making two aluminum pins, one to temporarily hold the right side, the other to align the left side to start the hammer pin and they made it a lot easier. Yep, I did LOOSE the E-Clip that holds that washer on the hammer pin but was able to get one locally at a hardware store. I seen all the videos on this subject, yours is the MOST detailed. The job is complete, thanks.

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  @wkenn14Ай бұрын

  It can be a little frustrating to take apart and put together some of the parts. Mostly, don't fight it, go with it, a little gentle manipulaion and parts (like the op rod) come off withput much effort. It is made to be field stripped and lubricated. The necessary parts fit in the butt stock compartment. Thanks for the vid

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  @jaythompson01Ай бұрын

  thank you so very much for making/re-making this video.

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  @vicfirman6585Ай бұрын

  I have a Bersa Thunderer .22LR which is basically the same in construction as the .380. I've had problems with fail to feed/eject a LOT since I bought it. I bought a reduced slide spring which did help to an extent. After about 30 rounds (getting dirty), it becomes less reliable FTF/FTE. I've done MANY spring kit installations on double action revolvers and it really helped by putting reduced hammer springs in but you can't go to light which will cause a "light hit" FTF. As stated in this video, the hammer spring is VERY high pressure. I think if I reduce the hammer spring by one or two coils, my problem will be solved and it will cycle properly. Gun manufacturers have a tendency to OVER POWER trigger and hammer springs for "legal reasons" which in turn may render the firearm UNRELIABLE during a critical situation. Just my experience.

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  @BikerDashАй бұрын

  Thanks to this video, I was able to replace my Firefly's firing pin in about five minutes. Thank you for this outstanding instructional video.

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  @user-dx8ux7cg9eАй бұрын

  Make a video on Beretta 93R

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  @kyleMcBurnettАй бұрын

  Thanks a ton

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  @GB-4253-Ай бұрын

  Nice work

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  @johnmcmorris1170Ай бұрын

  Thanks for this video. I was doing a conservation on my PPK and had a devil of a time getting the trigger/trigger link back in place. I would strongly suggest doing this before you put the safety and trigger guard back on. Makes it much easier.

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  @ryancasler9331Ай бұрын

  Well all I wanted to see was disassemble and reassemble but the videos taking too long and sliding the bar across you missed too much You're describing how the gun works to all the idiots that don't know how a gun works. So actually your video is long disassembly with explaining how the gun operates along with reassembling how they going operates okay. No I'm just impatient that's all Don't care about how the gun works I just want to know how easy and how hard it is to take the damn thing apart.

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  @deucedeuce1572Ай бұрын

  Very unusual design. I like it. I've always liked seeing new/different mechanisms. Not many modern companies come out with entirely new designs... and even if they come out with some new, different guns, they almost always use very common designs/mechanisms. I know it has a simple rotating sear and disconnector like most other handguns, but it definitely works a little different than any other designs I've seen (except the Savage Stance, which is pretty much the identical gun).

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  @deucedeuce1572Ай бұрын

  I really like the simple design of these. I wish SIG would have considered not making their FCU so ridiculously and unnecessarily complicated. I don't know how they went from the P320 to the P365 with them being so very similar, yet so very different at the same time. I know there are pros and cons with both designs and many would consider the P365 a better gun... but I think the design is ridiculous. It's is both a good and a bad design in my opinion.

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  @alexferguson95712 ай бұрын

  Fabulous video. Thank you. Do you have other videos on cleaning and taking care of hunting rifles?

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  @mudgard4692 ай бұрын

  Absolutely supberb explanation! Can't thank you enough 🙂

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  @chipngo97582 ай бұрын

  You never dry fire the hammer without bolt carrier group.😂👎🤡

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  @firemanmicah43242 ай бұрын

  Awesome video! Exactly what i needed to fix this frustrating problem child

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  @newnum22 ай бұрын

  Definitely some jewels in here. I didn't know about the safety moving the hammer.

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  @rogerrodriguez82482 ай бұрын

  How long is the firing pin?

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  @MrAdamBlank2 ай бұрын

  Hi, I can see that reassembling of the extractor is quite tricky. Could you please show how the inside of its well (the place where it gets installed) looks?

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  @anarchy.hydrographicLLC2 ай бұрын

  Definitely appreciate this video I hit a little snag as well seeing as how honor defense in general was only around for a handful of years and the honor guard is the only thing they made it's really difficult to find anything about it. Fun fact though you did miss one piece which unless purchased in the original box most people don't know exists but there is a back plate on the back of the grip they can be interchanged between a small one and a large one to accommodate bigger and smaller hands I purchased mine new in the box and was pretty impressed by that little detail they threw in

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  @seankernel2 ай бұрын

  Is the CA Walther P22's rear sight compatable with other guns such as SW MP so that a red dot can be added? is there a size measurement on the P22 rear sight interface section?

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  @LoneWolfRanging2 ай бұрын

  I can’t get that roll pin out at all. Such a frustrating gun

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  @Zombiemurderer2 ай бұрын

  The only reason i watched was to watch the disassembly of the guard to see how the picanity rail was attached to the barrel. 😂

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  @user-zw8ot9vg3p2 ай бұрын

  If i bought a M*Carbo Beretta 92FS / M9 / 92 / 96 Pro Trigger Kit, can I use all the parts on my PT92?

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  @LhoushiibituoLhoushiibit-zx3vz2 ай бұрын

  Talk to much ,r u a news reporter or what, please talk less and show how to disassemble the gun.

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  @troyrankin5603 ай бұрын

  Sir, you did a fantastic job explaining that.

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  @dimassalazar9063 ай бұрын

  Just got a commander rowl hammer. Went to install it and the sear and hammer didn't match. The old one has a larger notch. Just hate the sharp hammer that ends in a chisel point. It's forged so I'm wondering about having it cut and welded. Or maybe wondering if a new sear would fit an old W.German. I like the P220 more than the 1911

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  @01yellowr3 ай бұрын

  My pin is crazy hard to get out. Much harder than my 43x.

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  @frazerbourgeois55303 ай бұрын

  @ashburnarmorer 13:16 I used a rubber band to hold the spring in place and it works really well!

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  @onutoob3 ай бұрын

  For anyone having trouble with installing the mainspring housing Assy watch this video @ 1:24 - l:28 And if you're still having trouble like I did, watch it again. Why you may ask. Because Armorer Dan explains it perfectly, so watch it again until you get it. This handgun has a reputation for being one of the most loved 2 2 's made but they got an F when it comes to manufacturing the mainspring assembly everyone has trouble with reassembly it seems when they first purchase this one. I love my 22/45 Mk III with the exception of the non removable grips. which means it doesn't really have grips. I should have never sold my 22/45 Mk III with the wood grips !?! Thanks, Dan