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Picking my A300 up next week, thanks for this video! After removing the safety and flipping it, anything we need to know to get the detent and spring seated correctly when re-installing the set screw?

Take the rubber pad off the stock take an extension all the way down there should be a bolt tighten it PROBLEM SOLVED!!

Bro I just bought a 1100 2 days ago and I decided to clean it today and it was so nasty almost like the one you got in your hands and I’m surprised that gun still working it took me about 3 hours to clean it

Didn’t know they made a left handed M1 carbine !

Oh yeah, the 30 round mags that were developed for the M2 have a flat back on the feed ramp that holds the bolt open after the last round.

I know im late to the party but im a new subscriber who recently inherited an M1 carbine. I would love to see a vid on the bolt being broken down and also the history behind it. Thanks for the info. Did you wind up taking it hunting?? I've seen some with white paint on the butstock to number them in the armory.

That’s awesome. At least he didn’t say “Make this California compliant.” Have fun.

I have a spare Vetterli bolt that needs to be converted. What does it cost?

Very cool man!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

Super cool, the Vickers is on my bucket list of "wants", just had a W W Greener-Martini Henry shotgun come through the shop. I really love the historical weapons.

Nice

It's great to see people taking that much pride and putting that kind of effort into their business. They are going to do very well for themselves. Awesome of you to do this video, you are a class act my friend.

That’s super impressive!!! Those guys are truly putting some passion and heart into their work. I hope they go far in their endeavors!!

Whats your Website?

Thanks for the tips man!!!

Nicely explained 👍 I ended up replacing the Benelli recoil pad with a limbsaver pad for $40, much less felt recoil and very durable compare to Benelli

It appears to have very nice quality, much better that the piece of crap that I use! Thanks for sharing!

I use the small kit on my phone and the clarity is awesome. Its kind of scary how a mildly pitted barrel will look 10x worse in a borescope lol. But its a nice tool

Absolutely love mine. It will quickly become one of your favorite tools.

Awesome new piece of kit!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

Any chances we could see a rifle with some bad problems down the bore.

To be fair, we have a lot of new gun owners (that’s awesome honestly) and we’re gonna see these simple issues more in the business. Great video and no shame to the owner, just learn from mistakes and educate yourself before you pull your first trigger!

What’s the purpose of that? Like would you want this just for storage?

Keep posting🙏

Lol. Been there done that.

The thing I have had to come to understand lately is that YOU have to take time for yourself. I have been overwhelmed with the amount of work coming in. But there are limits. Step back, collect your thoughts and do for your family first. God Bless

Just got one today, and it did not fire.. 1350 velocity shells... I don't know what's up...

Pretty sure your sights are backwards too.

I’d like to get a pad installed on a stock. How can I get in touch?

Hey brother, great information as always. Just wanted to echo your thoughts on tools, This in my opinion is the biggest expensive in our industry, weather it's a lathe or a punch set, It's tough to start out buying high quality tools but will definitely pay off in the long run. Companies like Grace, Forster, Gunline and Brownells are invaluable for these one off specialized tools. I would like to add that as new gunsmith come into the business, it's important to remember not to get overwhelmed. Take your time and add to your tools as needed.

Great video, very accurate. I am a MGS graduate and like everything else it only IS what you make of it. Their program is inexpensive but also outdated. It had too much info on old air rifles and nothing on some of the more popular firearms. They give very little feedback on your projects and they do not use videos at all. MGS is ok to find out if gunsmithing is for you, but if you consider yourself a gunsmith just because you have that diploma from MGS then you will be in for a rude awakening. BTW I am in the process of fine tuning my stock duplicator now, it is just a small, cheap one...but seems to do a decent job. Thanks for all that you do for the industry, it is much appreciated.

Yes indeed do the brains work differently between a mechanic and gunsmith

First comment!

Iv had that happen to me. A guy brought me a totally broken down tech 9 of course in plastic bags 😂 expecting me to put it back together. I got it together and firing in about 45 minutes but that was pretty simple and i had all the parts i wouldnt even want to touch that nightmare you have there. 😂

How do you remove the spring of the store ?

How do you replace the red buffer?

Every time you say, "right" you have to say, "left". That wil cure that habit for sure right left.

People who treat firearms like this, shouldn't be allowed to own them!

The white paint probably came from rack numbers.

I've started using a vinegar/alcohol mixture to break up gunk and grime. A little baking soda helps a lot also. If it's really bad I have soaked the parts in berrymans b12. That seems to really break up the sludge.

Like Remington ejector rivets, If you can find them, they're crazy high.

That's great info. My dad just passed away, while hunting, and I inherited his 1100. It had some issues and I want to bring it up to functional. I appreciate the info and your willingness to share.

We were always told "Supposed to move but doesn't? WD40"

Love the video. Any suggestions on buying parts for an 1100. Spring, cap, spring holders and the two round gas 😊iston seals. Thanks.

I thought WD40 and Dremel tools were standard issue in every home gunsmithing kit?

I absolutely hate WD-40!

Great video! One question....What do you think is the best material for 3d printing such a part? Thanks for helping educate the uninformed.... we appreciate you!

Those are all great suggestions! I always keep a notebook on my desk, the top sheet has a list of " Things I need to buy". I always throw some cheap items on there as hints for the wife and kids in case they are curious what I need.

Its all rust bro. Can we all agree on something 😢😊

Okay for the record that gun has been atrociously neglected and the owner that shoots it regularly until it can't function proper just needs to NOT own any guns at all !!! It's one thing if a gun owner can't physically or have the knowledge of cleaning his or her guns is bad enough but to just shoot shoot and neglect proper maintenance to one's firearms is unacceptable !!