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Dry firing a lower 😂
Anyone hear him tap the two receivers together?
Yup I've done that in 2013 my first build
There's beans inside of it !!there's beans inside of that lower. That's obviously why it's not working.
Hammer springs are too light
Ayeeee i think i met the guy who had that he bought if for his son and made it looke like the m16 because thats what his son wanted
Dangerous to put light strike ammo in your pocket. Better to load it again and fire it out for sure
Bolt is not siting all the way forward either
Gas tube upside down or not lined up
Has lighter hammer spring!
My money is on the spring
Why is this dude making videos working on rifles when he doesn’t know basic info.
Number one: never drop the hammer on a slower without an upper. It can crack eventually. You can pull the trigger and ease it down, that’s fine
Number two: they’re cartridges not bullets. The bullet is the projectile, casing is the brass and the whole assembly is a cartridge.
Number 3: “ yep faulty firing pin” yeah no, not on an ar15. Maybe dirty or sticking.
Number 4: replacing the trigger wouldn’t change anything, you’d have to replace the hammer springs for it to change anything. The hammer spring is what creates the power to smack the firing pin into the primer.
Looking at the placement of the legs and coil of the hammer spring, it was installed backwards. The coils should tighten as you cock it, not loosen. The legs should be on the bottom pressed against the trigger pin, which has notches for the legs to rest to keep the pin from walking out.
Very obvious issue anyone with any basic knowledge of the AR platform would’ve seen in an instant. Not to mention once he removed the trigger, the misplaced spring is impossible to miss.
In this case, springs trigger or hammer didn’t need replacement. All that was needed is to properly position the hammer spring and it’s good to go.
Is that the rugar 556 chambered in 450 bush? Oh, I definitely like that
Ain't got no gas in it, mmhhhm
Near the end, the spring is backwards on the hammer.
Well judging from the light strike it's the firing pin spring
Hammer spring is backwards 🤣
Fuck I love 450 put my ruger American in a Magpul stock no fuckin aics mags in that cal it mostly feeds mostly
Firing pin brother
Ain't got no gas in it
Fascinating body language at the start
His hammerspring is horse shit… thats all.
a real gun smith would do a function test