AK Bolt Cleaning/Disassembly/Assembly
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I show you exactly how to take apart your AK bolt, clean it, and put it back together again! It is not that hard, so watch and I will show you exactly how to do it!
Products used in this video that I recommend:
Ballistol: www.ballistol.com/
AK Cleaning Kit: www.apexgunpar...
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8 years later and still helping folks like me. Thank you for taking the time to make such a good video.
Does anyone else find watching this AK bolt being cleaned strangely therapeutic.
The Absolutioninist ;-)
The Absolutioninist Voluntaryist Cleaning my AK is EXTREMELY therapeutic! This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine....(lol)
Yes
YESSSSSSS!!!! 😂
@@nsz85 why do you need to clean the extractor? ... i can't really remove it, it seems stuck
despite taking 2 ak armorer courses and 1 ak building course and performing this operation numerous times, I still had to come back and refer to this vid. Thank you.
Just toss it in the dishwasher with your glocks
Thats scary lol
Try talking a cz po1 decocker apart! Lol
Great video. Great camera work. Thank you.
+TheSalsy1 Thanks!
Thank you, I appreciate that. I do my best to make a quality video that can help others.
You just demystified the bolt and extractor. Really well-done video. You are a natural teacher.
Thank you for the demo and tutorial. This will really help. Anthony.
I really appreciate the kind words! Thank you for watching and I am glad that I could help :)
I removed the firing pin detent on a Draco-C, and rather than it pushing out under pressure, i had to tap it out and now one end is bent.
It tapped back in, although harder than before, but assuming I should order another one?
Was first time of it being disassembled and a 1968 build. Now, the extractor removal went great, put in a polish spring to replace and it's launching the casings now on a dry cycle! (That's why I broke it down, to upgrade the extractor)
great informative vid sir, i do have one good recommendation when cleaning use fast drying brake cleaner instead of ballistol on the exterior and interior of the bolt, this will in my opinion get rid of 99.99% of all trace residue power/dirt and use an air gun to thoroughly remove any left over debris as well. also hit the firing pins angled tip part of the head where it locks up in the bolt face with a soft wire brush, this will keep firing pin as free floating as possible in the channel.
I live about an hour west of the cities out in the country. I grew up in the Cottage Grove area most of my life though. I know right where EP is! It is a pleasure to "e-meet" you, fellow Minnesotan!
Great video, very detailed which is what a video should be. You gave little tips that make a huge difference. Thanks.
nsz85, great instructional video as usual. Newb to AKs and really appreciate your excellent use of macro photography.
awesome instructional man thank you
Ak47 cleaning is so relaxing. Nice vid.
Keep shooting it and break it in! PEW PEW PEW! Make sure that you are not over lubricating your bolt, and leave your firing pin dry. AK's really do not need much lubrication.
Unfortunately, what you just said does not make any sense. If you could try and explain your issue a little better, I might be able to help you. Thanks for watching!
I don't usually take it apart to clean mine after shooting corrosive ammo. Watch my corrosive ammo cleaning video to see how I do mine.
No worries! just use a little bit of oil (A LITTLE BIT) and use a small hammer with the punch to assist you with getting it in.
It is in AK so it really does not matter if there is some on there, but I would suggest a bronze brush if you were to do it!
Well there goes 11:45 of time that was NOT wasted. I came on looking for this exact information and there it was. And it is clear and concise. Thanks for making this video.
My suggestion to you is to bring your rifle to a licensed gunsmith and explain the issue you are having.
great, thanks a lot. just a quick tip, i would wear gloves of a different color, maybe blue or something. the gun parts being black as well, it would give a bit more contrast. thanks again.
Awesome, just cleaned a nasty bolt/pin. Thanks for the great vid!
You're welcome :)
To be blunt, shit happens. I would be lying if I said I have never lost a spring. :)
As long as you follow this video, you should be able to do it just fine.
I've put over 6000 rounds thru my ak and never cleaned it until my brother who has 22 years in the army and ran the arms room asked to see it and I broke it down and couldn't believe how dirty it is and still worked perfectly. Then he proceeded to clean every bit of it. Personally I want to see how far it would go before jamming. And it never did.
Amazing video thank you for making this!
Try some penetrating oil and using a small hammer to assist you.
Was a great video. Up close and very very clear. What other videos of firearms do u show. Thanks Danny
After putting in the spring to the extractor, I am having difficulty inserting the pin completely to help pls
Absolute great how to video! Ive been needing to do this but was unsure how to. Your closeup shots were VERY helpful...Thanks mucho!
Thank you, I appreciate that!
Nicely done sir. Now I feel confident to DCA my bolt.
I have a problem with mine
With I pull back my bolt carrier multiple time the pin that hold the firing come out
and my firing pin is not like that it fat pin
Can someone help me ??
Amazing tutorial! Just brought my first AK home today and wanted to learn how the BCG is properly disassembled, cleaned and reassembled! Awesome video. This was so helpful.
Followed your advice gave it one last try and got the pin out , thank you teacher
I truly appreciate the scope of your expertise and professionalism delivering accurate and reliable data. Thanks. Keep up the great work!
Working a friend's 74...thank you for this.
Yes ,it is good to know how to do this,I have never cleaned mine ,it will be done!!!...
I still can't get the pins to pop out . Does anyone have any suggestions
1:15 no, it's the part that pulls the casing out of the chamber. The part that ejects it is the ejector on the left side of the receiver which is built into it.
Great video! Step by step lots of help, thanks!
Awesome video. Nice camera work with the close ups.
Excellent video .Much appreciated .
Excellent how to video. Thanks.
You are welcome!
Thanks for the vid, excellent presentation
Perfect video. Thank you!
I recently bought psak47 gf3 and I am having a problem with the bolt sticking when pulled all the way back. I noticed it is doing this because the bolt rises slightly and catches on the rails. Is this something that should work itself out or should I use a buffer or contact the manufacturer?
1inthechamber 83 I also have the gf3 and I’m having the same issue with mine.
You are welcome!
Good ol Soviet simplicity. The primary export of the CCCP, next to suicidal novelists and potatoes.
Alongside vodka and caviar
Nice job, thank you so much!!
It is an AK so there are loose tolerances which is why it is so reliable! Perfectly normal and as long as it shoots OK you have nothing to worry about :)
8:16 he starts putting it back together
Not sure.
Good job this video is very informative
Giggidy.
No worries, we all have to ask questions to learn. I wasn't born with the knowledge I have ya know! :-) Yes, you are assuming correctly. If you lube the inside of that area, it won't help anything except attract dirt, sand, carbon, and crap it wouldn't if you just left it dry.
I love you work
Thank you
2021 and still one of the best bolt cleaning videos on YT.
Excellent video with clear closeups. Thank you!
dude, nice vid. it was a perfect how to.
Awesome vid. I have been neglecting my ak bolt, now I can take care of it.
Yes. That actually is correct. However, I have no safe queens so I don't know what it's like to store rifles :-)
Brake cleaner works perfect on mine
You are welcome! Thank you for watching. If you need any help on your WASR, please feel free to make a video request and I can make a video to help you and others! Just leave a comment or send me a PM.
Great tutorial!
Great video. Thank you.
That was extremely useful...thanks for posting it.
You my friend, are a great teacher. Thanks for putting so much thought into this. You nailed it.
Jeff IFA
"Need some life advice" haha
Good video! I have PSL i have wanted to take the bolt apart in it to clean and have been worried how much tension the spring is under and the correct way of tear down and assembly so its good to finally know how to do it, thanks!
You are very welcome. I am glad you were able to get humpty dumpty back together :P
Awesome! I am very glad to see that it was helpful. That is what I strive for in my videos, is to cover things in great detail so it can be as helpful as possible. Thank you very much for watching
Very detailed, thanks!
Yw
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Well I certainly appreciate the sub and the support! Thank you! It was a pleasure to shoot with Destinee and I am glad you enjoyed the video her and I did together. What part of MN are you in?
Very well made and informative video. Thanks.
Thanks very helpful
Thank you, and you are quite welcome. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Thank you! If you get stuck or have any questions, just let me know and I will try and help
Had problems with my Waffen Works milled AK74 purchased from AGS Armament. After first 5 rounds, the spent casing came only partially out of the chamber and then bolt & carrier continued to cycle and feed next round up against partially extracted round (jam). Had to use cleaning rod to get spent round out of chamber.
This happened on each consecutive shot thereafter. Manual cycling was smoothe and with no problems. Completely disassembled , cleaned, and wire brushed extractor with bronze brush the bolt components. Reassembled bolt, finished cleaning rest of firearm and tested. Shot 3 10 round mags wiyh wolf and red army std ammo out of k var 10 R&D and tapco 10 round mags without any problems. Zeroed the weapon and then fined tuned the sights at 100 meters. Milled receiver is awesome with final 3 shot group 1.5 in at 100 meters right on bullseye using iron sights. No moe extraction problems. Very happy after I thought I had a major problem!
Awesome video, very helpful and the clarity is great! Thank you.
+james 727 I am happy to have helped!
A very light coat of oil to prevent rust is just fine.
Let it soak in some Kroil or try freezing it.
Thanks for the video. I had been nervous about taking apart the bolt as my firing pin also is spring loaded. Not only did your video do a bang up job of walking me through it but I was also relieved to see how little gunk was in there.
A nicely done and informative video. Good close up camera work with no blurring. Thanks for posting.
This was one of the best gun cleaning videos I have ever watched. Great video skills and excellent narrative on correct procedure. Thank you for solid work!
So i just took my bolt apart on my PSL type AK54R because I was having light primer strikes today at the range. I found the firing pin was binding and not dropping free. I cleanes the pin and inside of the firing pin channel and noticed it is better, but still binds slightly. 1 thing I did notice was the pin that holds the firing pin in, was worn almost halfway through on a section of the retaining pin. Do you know where I could order a retaining pin for my PSL?
No problem! I always like knowing that I was helpful to people. Thank you for watching!
At 8:00 for the final swipe I use Acetone for that.
My buddy's AK wouldn't fire. After I took the bolt apart, the firing pin was not in there! I later found it laying by the trigger spring. Odd thing is the retaining pin was still in place. The strike face of the firing pin was also bent. I thought this was really odd.
Thank for you AK instructional videos. Because of them, I know my SGL31 thoroughly and can effectively clean all components. 100% agree with your methodology of knowing ones weapons inside and out.
Awesome! I am glad you found this video helpful! Thank you for watching!
Superb instructions. Thank you.
+Bob Scott You are welcome :)
I am glad you like them! You are welcome and thank you for watching!
Just watched the video ...and cleaned my bolt system properly...thanks for the guidance
Great Job on your tutorial.
Thank you for subbing and I am glad you enjoyed the video :)
Good video well done!!