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instead of the soft jaws we could just buy a reaction block right?
Excellent presentation! Best one I've seen about the proper needed tools for an AR build.
what brand is your barrel wrench?
Any chance to build a public wish list of basic critical tools needed to work on an AR-15 +gavintoobe
What the hell is a gazelle trigger?
0:08 God, the height of that scope pisses me off so much!
.gazelle trigger?
Gavin, your videos are some of the best on youtube. Thank you so much for the outstanding tutorials.
7:14
Where did you find the Trigger Pin Tool?
forgot torque wrench.
How much does all of that cost total, not including vice
When you talked about the special trigger pin tool with the large black knob on it…you said it was for a gesselle ( ga-zell ) trigger …did you mean geissele trigger…pronounced ( guys lee ) ?
When I first started I used to use a bolt carrier group as a hammer (oh ya you need a hammer too) and an EOD leatherman and thats it as far as I remember (the EOD leatherman had a punch for c4 punch and other handy things).
But really, c'mon now. I learned how to build when I was in the Marines, I used to get bored and curious and eventually just took the majority of my M-16 apart and then put it back together. Thats was usually in a hallway etc. I have built these things before and you absolutely do not need this many tools. Just get a multi-tool, an armorers tool, some punches and a vice is good if you have one, you may (may) need a torque wrench and a timing and head spacing gauge.
Yeah, I go more on the cheap side … not very mechanical and didn't want to get to a point where my tools were more expensive than the ARs that I'm building … but, If I had a bigger pay raise and bigger garage, I can see your point.
great video, very thorough and clear, it's good to see folks that are so generous and helpful, thank you sir for posting this.
This guy took the time to make a detailed video to help fellow gun enthusiasts. You not only took the time to watch his video, but you also took the time to hate on him for making it. Looks like the biggest tool in your collection is you.
were I grew up… unless its a wedding ban.. and only worn infront of the wife going to church.. any other ring,,, your just about as gay as a 3.00 pink US bill
your joking right thats funny……. a leatherman or visegrips can take you out of a jam on the side of the road often..an ar-15 can be done in the feild and a mans belt………if your going to work with tools then work with real tools.. not tools from the dollar store……..but some of us that make a living with tools snap-on, mac, craftsman, and other high quallity puppose built tools…….. 100's of thousands of dollars in some shops… awesome thats funny.
you have way to much time on your hands…… you have almost every tool you own geared for the ar 15…. give me a break……… you only missing a roll of toilet paper for your ass….. you must have a block in your kitchen for the knifes and forks,, and for the soaps in the tub…… OCD…
not all of these are needed when bulding an AR.
I killed 6 fuckers with that gun in Alabama
Excuse my french, but this is a fucking awesome video!
don't forget the 1/16 allen head for magpul trigger guards
If the dial shows digits, it is digital. The other option would be if it showed a dial, in which case it would be analog.
how is a non electronic micrometer digital? lol
These tools are really expensive
@csaviano1963 go to brownells website and type in the search bar "roll pin" and the tools should come up
Excellent intro.
Anyone know what size punch you need for the low profile gas block for the pin holding the gas tube in? That's the only other tool I need to finish my upper build.
Hey gavin. Did all your roll pin holders and punches come as 1 set or multiple sets, and were did were did you purchase them?
Can you elaborate on the headspace gauge? Thnks
You sound like a college professor or a teacher. Nice videos
Great Videos, but, lets get to it already. I want to see this thing come together.
Great video! Getting ready to build my first AR next year. I am thinking about doing a video series about mine as well. Looking forward to watching your AR come to life.
Gavin, this new endeavor you've undertaken comes at the right time. I've just started a new AR build and can't wait to see you do yours.
FIRST! BIG FAN HERE!