28 August 2012, 18:47
butchlambertHow to remove a BSA barrel-funny
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...qTQ&feature=youtu.be28 August 2012, 19:30
manhassetGood for Him, my days of dancing on my bench are over, no longer that flexible.
28 August 2012, 19:38
J.D.Steele2 things I can't comprehend here:
Why would he film himself unless he planned a joke or else an instructional video?
And why oh why would he put such damning evidence of his incompetence on the internet?
I was in entirely too much agony to sit through the whole thing so I fast-forwarded to the end. It was actually painful for me to watch such a DOOFUS attempt such a simple job, and fail so miserably so many times!
P.T.Barnum was right when he said "You'll never go broke betting on human stupidity!"
Thanks for the comedy interlude, Butch!
Regards, Joe
28 August 2012, 21:16
congomikeI watch American Guns sometimes and their "gunsmith" just tightens the barrels on his custom rifles hand tight. Since they, according to themselves, are some of the best gunsmiths in the country, that must be the way to do it, right? Who needs a special barrel/receiver vice to barrel or remove a barrel!

29 August 2012, 00:27
meteA little heat and more Wheaties !

29 August 2012, 04:38
D HumbargerAmerican Guns OR Red Jacket will be wanting to hire that fool next week!
30 August 2012, 04:26
BobsterOh shit, I did the same thing! That video made my hair hurt. If you look at old photos of barrel vise stands, they tend to be purpose built extremely rigid entities. The vise just can't move while removing a tight barrel. 100% of the leverage has to go towards breaking the joint loose. Using a BFH and inertia doesn't hurt either.
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Originally posted by J.D.Steele:
2 things I can't comprehend here:
Why would he film himself unless he planned a joke or else an instructional video?
And why oh why would he put such damning evidence of his incompetence on the internet?
I was in entirely too much agony to sit through the whole thing so I fast-forwarded to the end. It was actually painful for me to watch such a DOOFUS attempt such a simple job, and fail so miserably so many times!
P.T.Barnum was right when he said "You'll never go broke betting on human stupidity!"
Thanks for the comedy interlude, Butch!
Regards, Joe