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Jose Avila
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2010
Glock 19 frame disassemble and reassemble
A quick demonstration how to disassemble and reassemble a Glock 19 frame.
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Oil, grease or loctite. AR10 build
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Very short and to the point video going over where I use oil, grease and loctite on my builds. I’m using Rand CLP, medium strength loctite (blue) and black rifle balm (lithium grease). The rifle is sniper grey cerakote The Gun Company Ti-10 in 308 with a 16” rifle gas Criterion barrel, Vseven ultralight m-lok handguard, raptor charging handle, badass safety selector, spikes compensator, Magpul ...
Glock trigger pin removal takedown
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Great for those hard to remove trigger pins on brand new never fired guns and especially the new gen5.
Glock 19 17 - slide takedown disassembly and reassembly
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Glock 19 17 - slide takedown disassembly and reassembly
My spring keep falling how do I fix that ?
@@yxngfolks223 which spring? I’m guessing the trigger safety plunger spring. I would put the spring on the safety plunger then hold the slide, sights side up, and put plunger and spring in from the bottom up so the spring doesn’t fall. Once it’s in, make sure it is in there and not binding up. Once the extractor is in the plunger will stay in place.
Big meaty claws lmao
Thank you I just got a new nitride slide and this video made the assembly process so easy
A video from 3 years ago still helping out people. Thanks for taking your time to make this video!
Thanks for the video. Solid set of paws on ya
Thx
Wait, this aint airsoft
That was a great video bro, I appreciate simple and correct!
Great video
Quick video very clear and to the point thanks man
Thanks for the tip, very helpful
Did this just now, and it worked - it was a PSA dagger and did not want to budge - thank you
Fast simple to the point, thank you
Thanks for the instructions! Worked like a charm!
No cleaning oil or anything needed?
This was just a take down and reassembling but for cleaning I would use a cleaning solvent and soak for a bit then clean it off with a clean cloth or rag. You can use a dental pick or similar tool to scrape off any carbon build up if needed. Then use very light oil like CLP or any gun oil and use a little on the springs. Very little. And oil, not grease. The recoil spring is the only spring I would even consider using a lithium grease on. But I still prefer oil for that as well.
You’re a scholar and a gentleman.
Thank you this video was straight forward and I got my new slide on!
Very quick and detailed. You dont see videos like this very often anymore. Im having exteacting issues on my p80... how likely is the exteactor to be the issue? Im aware of the one part that people often times swap out. Im just wondering if the extractor could possibly be the issue. It just doesnt seem to kick the shells out.
I’ll say this: if you have a optic cut slide, your problem very well might be that the optic cover screw or optic screw on the extractor side is probably too long and interfering with the extractor rod. You’ll know if this is the case by trying to remove the extractor rod and if does not come out freely then there is interference there from the screw. If it comes out freely then of course make sure it is installed in the correct orientation, spring and bearing should be towards the back of the slide and rod should be up front against the actual extractor. If that’s good then the extractor itself could be the issue.
I appreciate this video i been going through hell to get the trigger pin I did this and 2 seconds later it’s out I appreciate you bud
The music, noise in the background is a distraction. ⬇️
Thanks for the straight forward, to the point, informative video.
Hey loved the tutorial helped me fix my pistol and id love to thank you agian brother be safe and god bless
half the video is over before this genius gets the backplate off! then on reassembly, reinstalling the extractor, he says "round part goes to the back" except he shows no round pat and there is no "rtound part on the back of the extractor!
Thanks for watching
Is this gen3 or the same as the gen3?
This is a gen 3 but they are all the same pretty much.
@@AKjose47 thanks man I was able to change out my upk to my new slide no problem thanks to this video👌🏽
Outstanding! That is a fantastic way to tackle the trigger pin.
Best way I've seen so far.
great vid, thanks
Appreciate the video. just got my new optics cut slide and this helped a lot
One of my springs and plunger went flying and I didn't where it went
Is this the same for a glock 17
Thank you so much, this tutorial was great cant wait to go to school now that I am prepared
Great video 👍
Dude you rock! Thank you!!
If you do this you will break your gun😂
No you won't. You know nothing about guns
Using a vice on polymer stupid
Very good should those parts be lubricated before putting them back in to the pistol
On the slide I only lubricate the guide rod/recoil spring and the rails that ride on the frame.
Best video by far, I've seen to remove the slide backplate, so I can insert a custom plate.
Can you do a Glock 19 (preferably gen3) lower frame assembly ?
Coming right up
POORLY DONE!
I made this video for a customer that ordered a slide and was scared to disassemble his oem slide to instal the parts I to the new slide. Sorry to disappoint you lol. Maybe you can make a better video and finally upload something to TH-cam after 14 years?
Exlent 👍
I hear Tribal Seeds, your arms are super hairy lol but thanks for the video bro.
Lol thanks for that?
Isn’t that roller skates by steel pulse?
I recommend you th-cam.com/channels/Uhoi0wzGCkvHMtxidZREJA.html
Thanks for the awesome video. Yours is the quickest disassembly video I have ever seen on UTUBE. I have always been hesitant to disassemble the upper. It’s not as complicated as I previously thought. Thanks again and stay safe out there 🙏.
That makes two of us.
@@punksnotdeaditsconservativ1693that makes 3 of us
Nice job explaining everything. Thank you.
Much appreciated brother.