I don't know if anybody mentioned it alteady or not, but you're approaching that bolt disassembly the hard way. Those were designed to be super simple. Forego the screwdriver... just grab the end and twist, it will pop right off. When reassembling, its almost as easy... slide the read assembly into the bolt, stand it on its end, push down and twist... pops right back in. You just need decent grip strength, and there are no tools necessary! Mossberg made that super convenient.
An easy way to disassemble that bolt is put a strong piece of wire in a vice by forming a loop. Put the lug portion of the bolt in the wire and then pull on it which will allow you to easily turn the bolt to disasseble it. A good wire that I use is from Chinese food containers.
Envy kicks in every time I see one of your videos Rick. Nice collection! No wonder you can't remember what model each and every one is. You're a gun lovers dream come true! Take care my friend.
I like a bolt gun for a hard use gun. I have a couple of the thunder ranch version Mossberg MVP's in 308. They both shoot lights out. I was pretty surprised because they are pretty affordable rifles. I have a few higher end custom bolt guns and that are slightly more accurate but not enough to really matter in real life. If I do my part both MVPs will print 1 inch at 100 with 147gr to 168gr ammo. Anything heavier than 168gr and accuracy suffers because the twist rate can't stabilize the heavier projectiles.
i wish i seen this video sooner. just let you know you do not need to lock the bolt to take this a part. you can push down the handled and rotate the other way just make sure you go same way. me i lock the blot like he did and i could not find out how to unlock for a hour wish i seen this sooner
Dude i didn't even know they made these. I'm not a Mossberg fan but I'm getting one of these. How good does it shoot? They have it in 224 Valkyrie, 308 that takes ar10 AND m14 mags, 6.5 creedmore, and 556. This is bad ass and the price isn't that bad
Hardened steel is not a sponge, it cannot absorb oil. Too much oil just attracts dust and dirt.. Do you really think forged steel absorbs oil ? I love to tinker with my firearms, but watch a couple videos from Gunblue490, he was an armorer for Smith and Wesson and Ruger. He opened my eyes regarding the oil I was using.
Someone probably said it already. But a fluted barrel not only reduces weight, but it adds surface area to quicken barrel cooling. That's a good bipod. I have the same one on my Mossberg 308 Bolt action. (Mine is a shorty) What kind of scope are you running? I should really upgrade the scope I have on mine. (But scopes are sooo expensive. I don't want stick a $1,500 scope on a $1,000 rifle. Lol)
Rick, I'm recently purchased an AR from PSA. After disassembly, inspection, cleaning and lubricating reassembly I believe I have more oil on my hands and then there's actually on the weapon how many said that. I'm having a hard time with the charging handle since most of the ARs were a colt manufacturer which I purchased second hand I didn't want to have a problem with that till now. Any suggestions? Thank you and have a great day by the way that's a sweet rifle I can see that being very accurate. Take care
Unclear question. "having a hard time with the charging handle?" What does that even mean? Does most of (YOUR???) AR's being Colt manufactured have something to do with the question? What?
@@mrbuilder2k383 Are you saying it's dragging on something (compatibility issues / bent somewhere)? Or are you saying the handle is hard to grab because it's too narrow? You should be able to buy all kinds of funky shaped aftermarket charging handle to suit your needs. I've not heard of compatibility issues with any of them. Or maybe the buffer spring is just new & strong, relative to your other firearms. shrug
@@Idogames4 thank you for your reply. I did call PSA they do sell larger ones with a better more beefier rip into it instead of the standard Stoner type charging handle. I just think it needs to be worked it's new it doesn't have any problems extracting other than it's just hard to pull back that's all well I'll keep working it every day and check the lube every once in awhile. Thank you
Okay, let’s revisit the 313 thing. I’m probably not explaining this very good. Also, at this point I’m not sure what is original question. 313 is the ONLY telephone area code for the entire city of Detroit in Michigan. 313 is another reference / meaning for Detroit. If someone in Michigan sees 313 they say Detroit. One of your viewers has 313 as part of his name. It means he is from Detroit or a fan of Detroit. Hope this helps. If not, state the question again. Hugs to all the critters….,,.
Afternoon Rick you have nice collection of guns. Thanks for sharing
I don't know if anybody mentioned it alteady or not, but you're approaching that bolt disassembly the hard way. Those were designed to be super simple. Forego the screwdriver... just grab the end and twist, it will pop right off. When reassembling, its almost as easy... slide the read assembly into the bolt, stand it on its end, push down and twist... pops right back in. You just need decent grip strength, and there are no tools necessary! Mossberg made that super convenient.
An easy way to disassemble that bolt is put a strong piece of wire in a vice by forming a loop. Put the lug portion of the bolt in the wire and then pull on it which will allow you to easily turn the bolt to disasseble it. A good wire that I use is from Chinese food containers.
Thank you 🤠 a good simple cleaning video. Please keep them coming. Perfect 👍
I agree. I like this trend because I'm learning a lot.
I used a standard slip joint pliers to grab and lift that spring loaded mechanism that you used the screwdriver on.
Envy kicks in every time I see one of your videos Rick. Nice collection! No wonder you can't remember what model each and every one is. You're a gun lovers dream come true! Take care my friend.
A clean gun is a happy gun!
I like a bolt gun for a hard use gun. I have a couple of the thunder ranch version Mossberg MVP's in 308. They both shoot lights out. I was pretty surprised because they are pretty affordable rifles. I have a few higher end custom bolt guns and that are slightly more accurate but not enough to really matter in real life. If I do my part both MVPs will print 1 inch at 100 with 147gr to 168gr ammo. Anything heavier than 168gr and accuracy suffers because the twist rate can't stabilize the heavier projectiles.
Mine is chambered in 7.62x51 nato or 308win. And it takes both AR10 mags or M1A1 mags, These are great little rifles.
Man, that Wilson Combat is a pretty sweet little sucker, for real. Thanks for showing that treat. 👌🏻👍🏻
That’s the light that makes the rolling shadow!
In front of you.
i wish i seen this video sooner. just let you know you do not need to lock the bolt to take this a part. you can push down the handled and rotate the other way just make sure you go same way. me i lock the blot like he did and i could not find out how to unlock for a hour wish i seen this sooner
Lol I love these videos especially the innuendos 😂. Have a great nite
It looks like a bench vise would be great to do that
Nice video Rick,be nice to see your gun collection,shame I live in shity England can’t even have a pen knife. Do you hang them up or…
Dude i didn't even know they made these. I'm not a Mossberg fan but I'm getting one of these. How good does it shoot? They have it in 224 Valkyrie, 308 that takes ar10 AND m14 mags, 6.5 creedmore, and 556. This is bad ass and the price isn't that bad
Yeah baby!
🚒 For 5.56 what's the best type of cartridge for self defense vs "range ammo"? With 5.56 does it matter that much opposed to JHP for my pistol?
Clean up! Clean up! Clean up!
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Rick; call Buck for all your bolt questions. : ) You could have pulled the scope & then done a video on sighting in a scope, LoL.
Basically any NATO STANAG (STANdardization AGreement) compatible magazine should work. I bought one just for that reason.
Hardened steel is not a sponge, it cannot absorb oil. Too much oil just attracts dust and dirt.. Do you really think forged steel absorbs oil ? I love to tinker with my firearms, but watch a couple videos from Gunblue490, he was an armorer for Smith and Wesson and Ruger. He opened my eyes regarding the oil I was using.
Someone probably said it already.
But a fluted barrel not only reduces weight, but it adds surface area to quicken barrel cooling.
That's a good bipod. I have the same one on my Mossberg 308 Bolt action. (Mine is a shorty)
What kind of scope are you running?
I should really upgrade the scope I have on mine.
(But scopes are sooo expensive. I don't want stick a $1,500 scope on a $1,000 rifle. Lol)
Good afternoon Rick and gun people I hope everyone's doing well.
That's a nice rifle
I’ve been looking for one of these (Mossberg mvp) for a year plus now on the used market.
I just checked my local forum and found one an hour away for 300. Comes with a lower quality 1-4 scope. Lucky me, meeting up on Sunday. Thanks Rick
Rick, I'm recently purchased an AR from PSA. After disassembly, inspection, cleaning and lubricating reassembly I believe I have more oil on my hands and then there's actually on the weapon how many said that. I'm having a hard time with the charging handle since most of the ARs were a colt manufacturer which I purchased second hand I didn't want to have a problem with that till now. Any suggestions? Thank you and have a great day by the way that's a sweet rifle I can see that being very accurate. Take care
Unclear question. "having a hard time with the charging handle?" What does that even mean? Does most of (YOUR???) AR's being Colt manufactured have something to do with the question? What?
@@catsspat the charging handle is difficult to pull back. The Colt I own was manufactured in 1990 and I bought a second hand that's all thanks anyway
@@mrbuilder2k383 Are you saying it's dragging on something (compatibility issues / bent somewhere)? Or are you saying the handle is hard to grab because it's too narrow? You should be able to buy all kinds of funky shaped aftermarket charging handle to suit your needs. I've not heard of compatibility issues with any of them.
Or maybe the buffer spring is just new & strong, relative to your other firearms. shrug
@@mrbuilder2k383 I think Wolff sells a reduced power buffer spring if its a real problem.
@@Idogames4 thank you for your reply. I did call PSA they do sell larger ones with a better more beefier rip into it instead of the standard Stoner type charging handle. I just think it needs to be worked it's new it doesn't have any problems extracting other than it's just hard to pull back that's all well I'll keep working it every day and check the lube every once in awhile. Thank you
Hey Mr gore..I've got an ar..a g34 a g41 a springfield 1911 45 a sw 1911 45..can you suggest a good shotgun..an maybe a revolver? Thankyou sir
if you want manual Pump action 870 Rem
if you want semi auto, Rem 1100
870 Wingmaster, If you can find one: Colt Diamondback or Python
Okay, let’s revisit the 313 thing.
I’m probably not explaining this very good.
Also, at this point I’m not sure what is
original question.
313 is the ONLY telephone area code for
the entire city of Detroit in Michigan.
313 is another reference / meaning for Detroit.
If someone in Michigan sees 313 they say Detroit. One of your viewers has 313 as part
of his name. It means he is from Detroit or
a fan of Detroit. Hope this helps. If not,
state the question again.
Hugs to all the critters….,,.
👍👍
These must be old videos. I thought all your tools were lost in that boating accident a few yrs back.
One of those suppressed would be sweet.
That's what he said 😂😂😂😂😂
I would sell this GD weapon: If you have to have a mechanical training....
Poor skills not satisfactory