by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
Before modifying your Glock’s trigger spring assembly, you’ll need a punch set, polymer hammer, and bench block. First, verify the firearm is completely unloaded and clear all ammunition from your work area. Next, carefully disassemble the slide and remove...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
Key signs of AR15 bolt wear include cracked or chipped locking lugs, flattened firing pin tips, and worn extractors. You’ll notice erratic ejection patterns, premature feed ramp marks on cartridges, and incomplete chamber lockup when your bolt is deteriorating....
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
To replace your Glock’s trigger spring assembly, you’ll need a punch set, hammer, and bench block. Start by completely unloading your firearm and verifying it’s clear. Remove the slide, then carefully punch out the frame pins in sequence to access...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
Regular inspection of your AR15 bolt carrier reveals key wear indicators you’ll need to monitor. Check for irregular, jagged surfaces on gas rings, smooth uniform wear on bottom surfaces, and proper gas key alignment. You’ll want to examine critical stress...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
Your AR15’s bolt carrier group needs replacement when you notice five key warning signs: inconsistent chambering and sluggish cycling, visible wear on bearing surfaces like bolt lugs and carrier rails, gas ring failures causing erratic performance, changes in...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Maintenance, How To
For optimal firearm safety and reliability in 2024, you’ll want to invest in a premium gun cleaning kit from trusted manufacturers like Real Avid, Otis Technology, or Hoppes. Quality kits should include caliber-specific bore brushes, cleaning rods, jags, and...
