Building your first AR-15? This quick video will show you how to field strip your AR-15 bolt carrier group. Check out more video tutorials on building an AR-15 below. (Also read this blog post on DIY ARs:
Other videos in the series:
Installing Magazine Catch:
Installing the Bolt Catch:
Installing Pivot Pin:
Installing Fire Control Group:
Installing Trigger Guard:
Installing Selector and Pistol Grip:
Installing Takedown Pin and Buffer Tube:
Please be aware that the process we use may not be the easiest for you. This is only a demonstration to assist the builder in completing his/her rifle.
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Now do this blindfolded with a drill sergeant screaming at the top of his lungs for you to hurry the #@*& up.
Clear and concise. I would agree with others and not allow live rounds near the firearm… especially don't use as tools
never use a live bullet for anything other than loading and shooting !!
I cannot for the life of me get the extractor pin to go all the way through.. x_x
I didn't have a clue how to replace my extrator until I saw this excellent video. Thanks CTD!
Great video and explanation. Helped a lot!
Excellent video, thank you very much. How often do you recommend breaking down the BCG?
some people struggle to do that
taking these apart and putting back together is like riding a bike.
@iLoveMyGun89
no its a free floating firing pin
thank you for your info.
Good Job. Can see the extractor, great camera and set design. Can you do it with Marine dress gloves on?
great video! well done
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KEEP ON PREPPING