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Just replaced the one in my glenfield 75c. Runs like a clock now.

How come every 19 and 11 literally just has a thumb push. Why does this have some stupid Allen head and can it be swapped

Just for any folks watching this video, I followed along precisely this guy's process. Made actual ammo and 4 of the 10 I made were FTF's. Just because it goes pop does not guarantee ignition of the gun powder. I had to go to the dry method and actually fill the cup to the brim and then insert the anvil with the legs just protruding past the edge of the cup. Lightly brush off any excess. Put a drop of acetone in the primer before seating in the brass to insure safety while inserting. I then made 100 of these and had a 96.6% success ratio. Had the same results making LRP's.

Need to replace the spring in the tube on the model 6 Marlin. Can you help???

Late to the party but here-goes... I grew up with the M60 from 10yo (1987) and I've always wondered how to take that specific component action apart. Never chose to go further than just the factory tear-down. Yes that pin can also be hammered out. But I found your information far more interesting and useful. Later in life I did replace the buffer in a Marlin Camp-9. But that buffer is not captured in the same component that also houses the assy providing a spring for the hammer. It was far more comfortable to do in other words. Anyhoo, great video. 👍 Curious tho if (what looks to be) a tube mag-mounted sling mount is a good idea. There's not alot of strength in both outer and inner tubes. The factory stock still has the factory slings mounts so hopefully no one is using that other mount.

What size e clips are those? I went to replace the buffer and one e clip is missing

This helps in my purchase decision. I have ruled this one out due to needing tools for a field strip. I'll stick with the old style government model. Thanks.

Thanks learned something new. I have a 2nd gen model 60 thats developed a feed problem. Everything looks and feels right but the round overshoots the barrel and jams. Ejection is not always affected. Any suggestions?

Yes please on 3 d printed info please

Excellent video and instruction. Thanks.

ain't it better to add less acetone can you tell me how much acetone you add to the whole mixture please

yes it's still very hard to buy them small & large primers I think that's what they do so people can't buy them and the smokeless powder making very hard to buy the government so we can not reload . now they are controlling everything in reloading.

Hey adding the ingredients inside the acetone very smart I been making them for over 5 to 6 years now . Now they have a liquid hardener and dies set for small and large primers rimfire .

I lost the guide rod for my recoil spring. Anyone knows where I can buy one?

Thanks for the video fuck yeah printing mines rn with 3d fuel pla +

wait i thought prime-all is made with a hardener/stabilizer that makes them keep just like factory made and store bought primers i watched their video they made it seem like it at least. is this a different recipe from todays prime-all?

Does buffer damage cause cycling issues, stove pipe, eject problems? Thanks WO.

This is the answer!! ua-cam.com/video/_U5IfqS4-pQ/v-deo.html

How often does the primer feed fail to catch a primer and you end up with a mess. Happens a lot to me.

Thanks a million for your help......Best, clear, easiest, practical info on youtube!!!! Thanks for taking time to help! Jeff in OK

What solvent cleaner was that

Ever work on savage model 86d?

vendo una confezione di prime-all

Tactical Scorpion is an absolute horrible company. I would do business with Warner Bros Acme company before them ever again.I purchased two 6-in gong targets,I have never received them.They blamed me saying I was just trying to get them for free... Tactical Scorpion is a joke of a company

My recoil buffer is cracked so I will be doing this soon. The only issue I've had with the model 60 is feeding. It alway fed CCI mini mags and stingers just fine but federal and some others it just dont like. It seems that the recoil spring is too strong and the weaker rounds just can't send the bolt back far enough.

What height is your work table top? It seems like the Inline Fabrication mount puts the press at a good height to see what you’re doing, especially when closely inspecting to observe powder.

New subscriber❤❤❤ love from india.. i have no idea to design this kind of ar lower.. and ill be helpful if there is a way to download files 😊

I love mine !!! I have NO gas when suppressed, but I'm using the SLH suppressor.... Absolutely love it!!

Anyone lose the recoil spring plug while shooting. I think there was one that an allen rench would screw in and out... but first cleaning it was not there.

Pretty sure this is corrosive. Even says so in the instructions. So ..........

Can you please help me

I have a 22 just like that gun and I need that spring where can I get it from

I like the dropper method because I usually put it in dry and then add slack alcohol mix.

Hope you ALWAYS wear eye protection cause you neve know.

Thanks man.

My marlín shoots 2,3 times then the only thing i hear is Just the firing pin hit the round but it does not shoot..what could it be ??

Thank you for this! I was having a hard time getting it back together and all the other videos on UA-cam didn’t have the exact same 1911

Great video, I had a bent spring to replace and you provided great information on doing it.

Jfc cant find any video where someone tests .556 green tip. Whichbisbthe only thing it really needs to stop. Found multiple videos of people saying they test .556 but they dont ahow the shots or specify if its green tip/steel penetrator. Im wanting to buy the 3+ steel plates thatvare for some reason thinner than the regular level 3 steel. It says that the level 3+ stops green tip. Why not show it. Their site i believe also says level 3 will stop green tip. But cant find any actual proof. Can find vid of peopel testing pe plates but not the steel especially the 3+ steel

There is a lot of good information here, and the resolution and clarity are visually excellent. I do have concern about using household screwdrivers to do gunsmithing. Eventually, it always leads to damaged screwheads Which are visually unappealing and significantly reduce value of the gun. When removing those screws your screwdriver was slipping and sliding all around, which could have resulted in scratching the reciever. A proper fitting gunsmithing bit for the driver would avoid that. They are worth the money. Otherwise an excellent video. Im glad to see other people such as yourself appreciate Marlin rifles. I have a model 99 (samething as the 60, but with black walnut stock), and a 39A.

what stock is tht

That banish is loud

awesome video y'all keep it up

Those 3d printed buffers will shatter upon use. Bought a couple, shot about half a box of rounds, opened up the rifle to clean, nothing but pieces. *I would not recommend using them*

Thank-you very much for the video, it was quite helpful, The camera resolution was excellant.

I am in East Tn and looking to get into reloading, would love to check out your setup if I could. Hit me up

How about if there’s military crimp in the case?

Never fill them with liquid if your looking for max boom then just use air.

Do suitable for large rifle , do i can have your's receipe

So we’re the classes already de primed. Because you said the first station was a sizing and depriming die, but when it went to the second station it was already primed