Good video just used it to check this gun I got from my uncle to see if it was all original or parted together gun. Found out it is an all original Colt 1942 1911A1 and not parted together in WWII.
@CarlChub if you have a sticky recoil spring, try holding the spring and turning it gently clockwise while pulling it out. You don't wanna bend the spring but you want to loosen it a little bit so it doesn't grip the guide rod.
great video!!! i dont have a real 1911 pistol...but i do have an airsoft model tht is alot like the real thing and this video realy helped me take it apart
hey man awesome video! my firing pin was jamming on my llama 1911 and your video totally helped me clean everything and get everything working perfectly!! thank you for posting this video!!! keep them going man!
Hey thanks alot for this video. I've got a `35 colt super .38 1911 and the basic disassembly was the same. I'd forgotton how, it had been so long since I'd seen it done, thanks again
I noticed that you pointed the gun directly at your left hand 4 times before you cleared it. You will, no doubt, have beginners watching your video, so I think it would be important to put more emphasis on safety. The way you presented the information in your video was excellent. Thank you very much for taking the time to make the video.
I really enjoyed your video on the 1911. Awesome job. Do you? Or can you direct me to someone that has the same detailed instruction on a Bersa Thunder 380?
Lol wow dude, you're a fucking idiot. You're going to end up getting really hurt disassembling a 1911 this way. I think you should read your manual a few more times, dumbass.
@heisenfeis its gone now, it was youtube's april fool prank, there was a 1911 button on the bottom right of the screen that makes the video looks like it was made in the early 1900s
@tacoma81 Are you joking,You know that all 1911s until the 80s were what is now known as 70 series, every military one ever was a 70 series design. ALL the high dollar customs are 70 series.FWIW KIMBER is an 80 series type.Ed brown,Nighthawk,Wilson combat,etc.80 series can be good,but are generally thought of as a abomination to john browings original design.Colt still makes custom shop pistols with out the extra series 80 safety parts.
I heard a lot rumour about this gun is very bad or junk??never shot one before cuz I just got my restricted license,gonna shoot like a Dumb Ass anyway,why buy high end??planning to get one for practice,because of the price and the name 1911.Anything I should take caution and pay attention to??
btw any suggestion for fine tuning this gun? let me know man,thanks!
This is why I bought it, to start out with and also I couldn't afford something 4 times as much. It's been pretty good to me, occasional jam here and there (extractor is too loosely fitted, case ejection sometimes hits you in the head) but I believe the jams were mag related. They are 10$ made in china mags that seem to work well but not 100%.
Have fun with it, it's a nice buy for a first gun. Would I buy another? Probably not, I want something really nice for the next
@superid111 I own the full size model which I purchased perhaps 10yrs. ago for under $400 and it is a very nice sidearm for the price. No problems with it in all those yrs. Awesome, I mean for the money well worth it. It is loosey, goosey like a battlefield piece should be. Not too accurate but good enuf.
@superid111 Look at ATI or Rock Island Armory or other low end 1911's if you want something cheap. Norinco type 1911's were banned for import a couple years ago and are hard to find.
I stumbled across this vid and remembered that you basicly tought me to disassemble my 1911 a few years back, I can do it blind folded now. Probably the best full disassembly vid on youtube. Thanks man.
i got a old 1913 1911 and when i was takin mine apart takein the safty off was a pain in the ass. i had to use some pliers with rubber tips to get it out. i dont know why is was so hard nothing seemed to be bent or anything. she was dirty in there though. i wonder how long its been since it was last tore down all the way like that. it seemed like it was some sand there under the grip safty and in the housing of it. crazy!!!!
I was looking at the parts diagram with a pile of parts the first time slowly putting it back together. Before I finally figured it out using a parts diagram and figuring out the order of putting the parts back in the first time, I probably took a good hour.
After you figure out the sear and disconnector and how they are placed and what order, the rest is easy.
hey man what part of canada do you live in? im from ontario and if im going to order one id prefer to keep it in province. for some reason it takes forever to even ship something from winnipeg even though its only 8 hours away.
Marstar is a great website, they ship from the same province. The time that it takes for the gun to get to your door after you pay for it is mostly determined by your CFO and how long it takes them to approve the transfer. Once they approve it, it's usually only a few days.
Ontario however has some of the slowest approval times... I would probably receive a restricted firearm before you even though we ordered it at the same time...
You talk like me, damnit. BTW, the plunger tube is staked in - it is not part of the frame but it is not removed unless it needs to be replaced. The pins that hold it are hammered flat after they enter the frame.
At least you have all of the gun nomenclature right, the "bastard", the "shitty" camera. Nice presentation. I talk to my guns like that sometimes too! ROFLMAO!
on most series 70s you use the thumb safety to remove pins and the sear has a small flathead to remove magazine catch. just a bit of info someone shared with me
Thanks for the series of disassembly and assembly videos. They are very good and have been very helpful to me. A few minor differences between yours and my S&W1911, but close enough for me to learn how to completely disassemble the weapon. Happy shooting! - Kevin
Nice job. I love the 1911. One little error in your naming of the parts. You called the ejector an extractor. It is the part on top of the frame that you didn't take off.
Yea, they also copied the full size 5" version as well. They then started to make a more modern combat style design with the beaver tail grip, light hammer, light trigger etc in the last couple years.
I bought it because it retains the original design almost 100% I like the original stuff
@brentnowell that why i love the gun, looks nice, and its simple and reliable, i subscribed to your dissasembly vids, their detailed and great, great job bud
I never knew the 1911 had so many parts. Thanx for the vid. Found a nice care worn Colt unit at the local gun shop at a great price. I used to be the local carb guru. Quadrajets, Holly ect. After all this time the ony ones I ever get to dial in are on motorcycles. One should never be spooked by all the componets. Just get to know them and read the instructions. Thanx 4 the info major dude.
thanks for taking the time to post the video. just bought my springfield today. before i ever shoot any of my weapons, i need to know how to break them down. awesome video!
I own a Colt ORM 1991A1 series 80 I bought new around mid 90s. Only field stripped it until now. Your vid is great and by watching it I had the confidence to totally disassemble both slide and frame just like you show. Only difference is the extra parts to the firing pin block safety on both slide and frame. But it wasnt hard to figure out how they come out and go back in. I can now replace any part on my gun thanks to you. :)
my norinco is currently in pieces, ty! I think i have a different one than you, though. The guide rod on mine required an allen wrench to get off, and i needed a bushing wrench to turn the bushing. It refused to move any other way..
anyway, i wanted to install an ambi thumb safety since im a lefty, and replace the trigger cuz it has this cheap ass plastic one and i wanted a trigger that looked a little less toyish.
@azbrc1984 Actually I was just kidding. It does not suprise me that the Chinese made copies are durable, they are very intelligent people who know their way around a gun. The only thing though is that I hear that alot of the Chinese versions are chambered in that gay 7.62x25 round. Sorry, but I will still pass, real 1911's are chambered in .45 and are made in America.
i was told that its not good practice at all...but a review i read on the rock island armory 1911 a guy claimed to have shot 3000 rounds and to have never cleaned his gun...again not a good practice but go's to show the durability and reliability of an amazingly crafted firearm. great vid man.
Think about when they were used in the war. Guns would rarely be clean when soldiers were under siege for days, sometimes weeks at a time. The dirt and mud and ash and crap going into the gun, you would think would cause major problems. Browning designed this gun to be reliable, he specifically made loose tolerances in the gun just for this purpose.
Glad you posted this because I just tore mine down and could not figure out how to get it back together for the life of me hahah. I still can't get the MSH out its a pain in the ass. Thanks for the video!
@brentnowell Canada, eh? Have you notified your current and former wives that you own one? It's become so much trouble to get a hand gun in Canada, it's ridiculous. If the Liberals get back into power, I bet the first thing they'll do is to ban pellet guns.
its not hard to get a handgun. go get your rpal become a member of a shooting range BUT the laws are fucking stupid cant even shoot my handgun at my farm and what not but you know all this already
wow. what a pain in the ass to strip. after watching that i see why the beretta replaced it as a military sidearm. the m9(92fs) are much easier to strip down.
No you don't but if you need to, this video helps you figure it out. For cleaning all you need to do is clean a few components when the pistol is field stripped, the manual usually covers this quite well..
I have a live round stuck in my 1911. Anybody know what the safe way to get it out is besides taking it to a gunsmith? By the way, having a live round stuck is like pretty damn stressful.
Chamber must be pretty dirty. To be safe, take the barrel out of the gun carefully using the steps in the pistol.
In my opinion, I would use a wooden dowl and a small hammer and try and knock the round out by tapping it gently with the dowl in the barrel against the bullet itself.
If it will not come out with gentle tapping you should call a gunsmith and just ask what they would do in the same situation.
If the barrel is un-obstructed, you could fire the round out at a range.
@YotaLizard you get that round out yet. Can you pull the slide back? Get the mag out? If yes, just take out the barrel and use a screwdriver to pry under the rim. put the driver at the 11 o'clock position so you dont fuck up the ramp or throat.
You should be able to get it out. Don't pay a gunsmith.
@marvintheboon Got it out. I was able to get the slide back. I then removed the firing pin and could relax. Carefully pried the round out by the rim. Thanks for the reply.
I was thinking the same thing when I understood how it worked. To think this up, and have all the parts work together in harmony like this is almost un-imaginable. Just amazing, it truly takes a brilliant mind to come up with a device that works like this
Match 1911's usually have very very tight bushings for accuracy reasons.
If you can't move it by hand, you'll need a bushing removal tool to give you more leverage and get it off. They're usually plastic and in-expensive, easy to find online.
That last item on the frame that you called an extractor is actually the ejector. Remember? You already removed the extractor after you removed the firing pin and spring.. I didn't read all 372 comments, so it may have already been mentioned.
just added this to favorites because I am picking up a 1911 soon and although I know how to field strip it, this video goes into a more in depth strip which I probably wont use but would like to be able to use as a reference just in case. Nice video man.
Good video just used it to check this gun I got from my uncle to see if it was all original or parted together gun. Found out it is an all original Colt 1942 1911A1 and not parted together in WWII.
DEADLYREINDEER 3 days ago
Why do you live that you have to keep rounds in the magazine? Lmao
Shotblker23 2 weeks ago
im worried if i try this with my 1911 ill screw it up... someone want to DCOA my 1911 for me?
DyingToLive310 1 month ago
Lmao
mcluvinisluvin 1 month ago
Now how in the hell does this thing go back together ???
mcluvinisluvin 1 month ago
I got mind fucked...
blowupuate13 1 month ago
Not too many things designed in 1911 that are virtually the same design now and work so well!
MyMusclecar 2 months ago
FIRST "CHECK ITS NOT LOADED !" WELL WHEN U CHECKED IT WAS ..... LOADED !!! AND DURING ALL THE MANIPULATION U PUTTED UR HAND IN FRONT OF GUN MOUTH !!!
Fractuel 3 months ago
Hey my recoil spring won't come out. Know how to solve this?
A response would be greatly appreciated.
CarlChub 4 months ago
@CarlChub if you have a sticky recoil spring, try holding the spring and turning it gently clockwise while pulling it out. You don't wanna bend the spring but you want to loosen it a little bit so it doesn't grip the guide rod.
TalulahsDaddy 2 weeks ago
what are you planning David Thorne?
autobot69000 4 months ago
Why did David Thorne bring me here. please tell me he's not going to kill Simon..
JordForster 4 months ago 3
@JordForster
I was thinking the exact same thing...
p0rkch0ps 4 months ago
@JordForster lol i think he is going to try to build one xD
FootballFan428 4 months ago
thank you for this video
Boojakascha 4 months ago
can anyone tell me what the main spring housing does?
BALJIT147 4 months ago
great video!!! i dont have a real 1911 pistol...but i do have an airsoft model tht is alot like the real thing and this video realy helped me take it apart
ace134521 5 months ago
hey man awesome video! my firing pin was jamming on my llama 1911 and your video totally helped me clean everything and get everything working perfectly!! thank you for posting this video!!! keep them going man!
fishing54501 5 months ago
push that little bastard.. OHHH shit yeah
vinyvinyboy 5 months ago
Hey thanks alot for this video. I've got a `35 colt super .38 1911 and the basic disassembly was the same. I'd forgotton how, it had been so long since I'd seen it done, thanks again
cobblerama 5 months ago
I noticed that you pointed the gun directly at your left hand 4 times before you cleared it. You will, no doubt, have beginners watching your video, so I think it would be important to put more emphasis on safety. The way you presented the information in your video was excellent. Thank you very much for taking the time to make the video.
BriceAlden1 6 months ago
@luuko656, the magazine follower engages the lug on the stop
bawitibaw 6 months ago
@luuko656
bawitibaw 6 months ago
Great video man. My shell extractor is broken on the back pin. Do you have any idea how to replace one?
PickStar81 6 months ago
Great video many?
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do any of you guys know what powers the slide stop upwards when the last cartridge is fired?
luuko656 6 months ago
Is it just me or was there a live round in the mag?
CCman676 7 months ago 2
Man !! You are great ...
MrDerprinz3 7 months ago
The grip screws should be SAE, the grip screw bushings and the threads in the frame they screw into are metric.Great vid, bookmarked for future ref.
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videopropertysales 8 months ago
Damn, that's more complex than I thought.
Sherpaful 8 months ago
I really enjoyed your video on the 1911. Awesome job. Do you? Or can you direct me to someone that has the same detailed instruction on a Bersa Thunder 380?
Again GREAT video!!!
jt64911 8 months ago
Hi guys,
does someone know what thread the grip screws have? I want to replace the orginals...
kulfon79 9 months ago
Awesome, I've never watched someone completely disassemble a 1911, it makes you appreciate the genius of John Browning.
jasondukebaird 9 months ago
Lol wow dude, you're a fucking idiot. You're going to end up getting really hurt disassembling a 1911 this way. I think you should read your manual a few more times, dumbass.
poonwoofer 10 months ago
&vintage=1911
MrMaskedMirror 10 months ago
&vintage=1911
apw3ner 10 months ago
The Boss approves this vid
AarturoSc 10 months ago
My word, what an advanced piece of hardware. It's undoubtadely acquired from extraterrestials.
hotdogman67 10 months ago
i watched this is 1911 quality
noeljr02 10 months ago
i watched this is 1991 quality
noeljr02 10 months ago
:o 1911 gun!
Doeboy555 10 months ago
So a 1911 is a gun made in the year 1911 right?
And you can use the 1911 feature?
I rather YouTube bring back the vuvuzela feature back instead.
theheartshoes 10 months ago
i watched this with the 1911 youtube thing lol
ryanclemons1 10 months ago
Damn! I thought I was the first one to think of watching a 1991 video with the 1911 video mode!
Damn you all!
thehalflifedude 10 months ago
"With tha hammer cocked just gonna flip *POW*"
Lol
Nice gun xD
RisingDampChamp 10 months ago
lol 1911 gun with 1911 youtube video effect. :P
grayfox622 10 months ago
m1911 in 1911, ahhh!
Maj0ra 10 months ago 24
I love the smell of the room .... Ya Hear
TheCornCobbers 10 months ago
ohh the irony of watching this with the 1911 option
coooldonkey 10 months ago 54
@coooldonkey not ironic at all
alexmeanberg 10 months ago
@alexmeanberg yup it is. Don't get it? Get out of Internet.
KamKrzem 10 months ago
@coooldonkey i am doing it now :D
Martink534 10 months ago
@coooldonkey what is the 1911 option ?
heisenfeis 10 months ago
@heisenfeis its gone now, it was youtube's april fool prank, there was a 1911 button on the bottom right of the screen that makes the video looks like it was made in the early 1900s
coooldonkey 10 months ago
@coooldonkey i never saw one. i think the prank was that people believed it was there at all.
heisenfeis 10 months ago
@heisenfeis trust me it was there, just add &vintage=1911 to the end of your youtube url to find out, though the effect is gone now
coooldonkey 10 months ago
@coooldonkey i remember that day! that was so cool. i was on april 1st if i remember correclty
toSTONEiGO 4 months ago
Was your Mag bombed up?!?!
Donnelly182 10 months ago
ya i love my series 80 model i heard series 70 suck n have alot of problems....
tacoma81 10 months ago
@tacoma81 Are you joking,You know that all 1911s until the 80s were what is now known as 70 series, every military one ever was a 70 series design. ALL the high dollar customs are 70 series.FWIW KIMBER is an 80 series type.Ed brown,Nighthawk,Wilson combat,etc.80 series can be good,but are generally thought of as a abomination to john browings original design.Colt still makes custom shop pistols with out the extra series 80 safety parts.
1911acolt1 10 months ago
i got to dissasemble this on my ipod :D
spartangroupomega231 10 months ago
Glocks and 1911s are probably the best handguns ever made!
kingofphilly247 10 months ago
Great video. To the point and no BS.
Well done!
MrColt45acp 11 months ago
похож на наш ТТ
batj08121999 1 year ago
AWSOME VIDEO.PERIOD.PERIOD.
I heard a lot rumour about this gun is very bad or junk??never shot one before cuz I just got my restricted license,gonna shoot like a Dumb Ass anyway,why buy high end??planning to get one for practice,because of the price and the name 1911.Anything I should take caution and pay attention to??
btw any suggestion for fine tuning this gun? let me know man,thanks!
superid111 1 year ago
@superid111
Thank you!
This is why I bought it, to start out with and also I couldn't afford something 4 times as much. It's been pretty good to me, occasional jam here and there (extractor is too loosely fitted, case ejection sometimes hits you in the head) but I believe the jams were mag related. They are 10$ made in china mags that seem to work well but not 100%.
Have fun with it, it's a nice buy for a first gun. Would I buy another? Probably not, I want something really nice for the next
brentnowell 1 year ago
@superid111 I own the full size model which I purchased perhaps 10yrs. ago for under $400 and it is a very nice sidearm for the price. No problems with it in all those yrs. Awesome, I mean for the money well worth it. It is loosey, goosey like a battlefield piece should be. Not too accurate but good enuf.
patencio60 8 months ago
@superid111 Look at ATI or Rock Island Armory or other low end 1911's if you want something cheap. Norinco type 1911's were banned for import a couple years ago and are hard to find.
MissyMarieN 4 months ago
when u put the mag release back in can you switch it around so it is a left handed mag release?
mark16443 1 year ago
very helpfel, just one watch i learn to do it by my self
drdextersiongco 1 year ago
Brentnowell...great video...thanks...
ChipFinnigan 1 year ago
Would you sell it?
NineZeroSix906 1 year ago
I stumbled across this vid and remembered that you basicly tought me to disassemble my 1911 a few years back, I can do it blind folded now. Probably the best full disassembly vid on youtube. Thanks man.
xXBallistic82Xx 1 year ago
that thing looks vicious
DasFunkwagen 1 year ago
in china u could buy guns at the mall. Crazy huh.
pocketTribe 1 year ago
hooray for marketable skills!
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
i got a old 1913 1911 and when i was takin mine apart takein the safty off was a pain in the ass. i had to use some pliers with rubber tips to get it out. i dont know why is was so hard nothing seemed to be bent or anything. she was dirty in there though. i wonder how long its been since it was last tore down all the way like that. it seemed like it was some sand there under the grip safty and in the housing of it. crazy!!!!
stewpidaso26 1 year ago
"First thing make sure it is not loaded" you said....
What are these glowing things in the magazine?.
LACROIX56 1 year ago
@LACROIX56
Seriously?
lol....
brentnowell 1 year ago
can i make a request for a video can you make a video of you cutting your fucking nails dude
alphalph123 1 year ago
@alphalph123
Sure
brentnowell 1 year ago
@alphalph123
Douche bag
Sithoverlord811 1 year ago
@alphalph123 what is this queer eye for the straight guy? go to the salon and leave the guns to men.
far2813 1 year ago
How long does it take to put it back together the first time?
YZDT 1 year ago
@YZDT
I was looking at the parts diagram with a pile of parts the first time slowly putting it back together. Before I finally figured it out using a parts diagram and figuring out the order of putting the parts back in the first time, I probably took a good hour.
After you figure out the sear and disconnector and how they are placed and what order, the rest is easy.
brentnowell 1 year ago
Great video. Well done!
jasonsg4111 1 year ago
hey man what part of canada do you live in? im from ontario and if im going to order one id prefer to keep it in province. for some reason it takes forever to even ship something from winnipeg even though its only 8 hours away.
DonovanRoberts69 1 year ago
@DonovanRoberts69
Marstar is a great website, they ship from the same province. The time that it takes for the gun to get to your door after you pay for it is mostly determined by your CFO and how long it takes them to approve the transfer. Once they approve it, it's usually only a few days.
Ontario however has some of the slowest approval times... I would probably receive a restricted firearm before you even though we ordered it at the same time...
brentnowell 1 year ago
@brentnowell were can i get one of thse
creamerdude2 10 months ago
man better you than me that looked like a serious project
letstalkdirty1 1 year ago
You talk like me, damnit. BTW, the plunger tube is staked in - it is not part of the frame but it is not removed unless it needs to be replaced. The pins that hold it are hammered flat after they enter the frame.
Nice job.
jimbrady1776 1 year ago
At least you have all of the gun nomenclature right, the "bastard", the "shitty" camera. Nice presentation. I talk to my guns like that sometimes too! ROFLMAO!
sakoshooter48 1 year ago
I have to give you thumb down because you have the load shell in clip inside pistol while inside of building. :-(
Never, Never keep loading in gun when not fire.
hornerm5 1 year ago
Favorite phrase: "pull that bastard out" lol! This is my kinda instructional video! Good job man!
necrosoro 1 year ago
Very good,exactly the same as my Kimber Custom.Yours is in surprisingly good condition.
fixdeluxe1 1 year ago
Tun off the lights and put it back together.
FlyingCaveman 1 year ago
4:37 total orgasm moment
namil11 1 year ago
on most series 70s you use the thumb safety to remove pins and the sear has a small flathead to remove magazine catch. just a bit of info someone shared with me
mrbubba614 1 year ago
Thanks for the series of disassembly and assembly videos. They are very good and have been very helpful to me. A few minor differences between yours and my S&W1911, but close enough for me to learn how to completely disassemble the weapon. Happy shooting! - Kevin
DoktorEnto 1 year ago
4:40
lol listen what he says :O
MohawkSgone 1 year ago
He bud I thought you might like this vid. I am very new to posting vids and learned from your vid when I first got my 1911.
Thanks for the vid let me know what you think.
ryanburbridge 1 year ago
good luck putting it back together again :L
helloman2332 1 year ago
no cussing fucking bastard! j/k bro!
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ryanburbridge 1 year ago
Nice job. I love the 1911. One little error in your naming of the parts. You called the ejector an extractor. It is the part on top of the frame that you didn't take off.
You really made it look easy to tear it down.
Buckrun11 1 year ago
WOW! I knew that I love this gun!
Duval904County 1 year ago
that pistol is extremely intimidating.. field stripping wise.
poonjoonoob 1 year ago
norinco seems to have used the commander size design?
mikethenascarfan 1 year ago
@mikethenascarfan
Yea, they also copied the full size 5" version as well. They then started to make a more modern combat style design with the beaver tail grip, light hammer, light trigger etc in the last couple years.
I bought it because it retains the original design almost 100% I like the original stuff
brentnowell 1 year ago
@brentnowell that why i love the gun, looks nice, and its simple and reliable, i subscribed to your dissasembly vids, their detailed and great, great job bud
mikethenascarfan 1 year ago
I never knew the 1911 had so many parts. Thanx for the vid. Found a nice care worn Colt unit at the local gun shop at a great price. I used to be the local carb guru. Quadrajets, Holly ect. After all this time the ony ones I ever get to dial in are on motorcycles. One should never be spooked by all the componets. Just get to know them and read the instructions. Thanx 4 the info major dude.
coal4life 1 year ago
thanks for taking the time to post the video. just bought my springfield today. before i ever shoot any of my weapons, i need to know how to break them down. awesome video!
phillyfirefighter 1 year ago
I own a Colt ORM 1991A1 series 80 I bought new around mid 90s. Only field stripped it until now. Your vid is great and by watching it I had the confidence to totally disassemble both slide and frame just like you show. Only difference is the extra parts to the firing pin block safety on both slide and frame. But it wasnt hard to figure out how they come out and go back in. I can now replace any part on my gun thanks to you. :)
luke19631963 1 year ago
haha, "it gets really complicated here, so uh.. pay attention."
notreallydaedalus 1 year ago
can you take the slide out first
NIRVANA961000 1 year ago
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THEXDDUDE 1 year ago
Dude, thanks for the awesome tutorial!
THEXDDUDE 1 year ago
lol i would never be able to reassemble that gun again
Username7260 1 year ago
amazing guide bro pm me i got some other questions if you dont mind asking them i dont like dicussing guns in pub over the web personal pref sorry
popcorn253 1 year ago
this video is the best one so far
reyesah1 1 year ago
Nice video man
DailyGadgetReview 1 year ago
my norinco is currently in pieces, ty! I think i have a different one than you, though. The guide rod on mine required an allen wrench to get off, and i needed a bushing wrench to turn the bushing. It refused to move any other way..
anyway, i wanted to install an ambi thumb safety since im a lefty, and replace the trigger cuz it has this cheap ass plastic one and i wanted a trigger that looked a little less toyish.
well, onward to the reassembly video!
azbrc1984 1 year ago
is that stainless steel? cause i don't want to rust my gun on the parts i miss to dry.
bryanpark654 1 year ago
Gah! A Chinese .45? The horror much? :S
ballisstix 1 year ago
@ballisstix no actually. the chinese made norincos are very decent handguns. Its the outsourced turkish made norincos that are garbage.
Ive heard the chinese ones are machined out of recycled railroad track steel, some of the hardest most durable steel around.
azbrc1984 1 year ago
@azbrc1984 Actually I was just kidding. It does not suprise me that the Chinese made copies are durable, they are very intelligent people who know their way around a gun. The only thing though is that I hear that alot of the Chinese versions are chambered in that gay 7.62x25 round. Sorry, but I will still pass, real 1911's are chambered in .45 and are made in America.
ballisstix 1 year ago
i was told that its not good practice at all...but a review i read on the rock island armory 1911 a guy claimed to have shot 3000 rounds and to have never cleaned his gun...again not a good practice but go's to show the durability and reliability of an amazingly crafted firearm. great vid man.
benjamminmt 1 year ago
@benjamminmt
Think about when they were used in the war. Guns would rarely be clean when soldiers were under siege for days, sometimes weeks at a time. The dirt and mud and ash and crap going into the gun, you would think would cause major problems. Browning designed this gun to be reliable, he specifically made loose tolerances in the gun just for this purpose.
brentnowell 1 year ago
@brentnowell
they had time to clean there guns.
FuriousPixel 1 year ago
wow that is alot of pieces
Radomid 1 year ago
Glad you posted this because I just tore mine down and could not figure out how to get it back together for the life of me hahah. I still can't get the MSH out its a pain in the ass. Thanks for the video!
21BangBang21 1 year ago
thx so much man, i realy apreatiate it
natespilka 1 year ago
I had a third piece come out with the sear and disconnector. Do you know what it is?
ss109guy 1 year ago
@ss109guy lol awesome. thats always a good sign!
azbrc1984 1 year ago
just got a colt series 70. this video was very helpful thank you
turbosbf 1 year ago
how exspensive is it 500-600 $
GEARHEAD177 1 year ago
@GEARHEAD177
No, 329$ CAD.
The full length model is 349$ I believe.
brentnowell 1 year ago
@brentnowell Canada, eh? Have you notified your current and former wives that you own one? It's become so much trouble to get a hand gun in Canada, it's ridiculous. If the Liberals get back into power, I bet the first thing they'll do is to ban pellet guns.
Nomoreidsleft 1 year ago
@Nomoreidsleft
its not hard to get a handgun. go get your rpal become a member of a shooting range BUT the laws are fucking stupid cant even shoot my handgun at my farm and what not but you know all this already
fuck liberals
FuriousPixel 1 year ago
Thanks! Great video. I just used your tutorial to detail strip and clean my series one kimber for the first time. Very well done...Thanks!
pittpiledriver 1 year ago
Nice, looks like you really know your stuff. I don't have the guts to break down my pistols that far.
sigmaluco 1 year ago
wow. what a pain in the ass to strip. after watching that i see why the beretta replaced it as a military sidearm. the m9(92fs) are much easier to strip down.
bmstylee 1 year ago
Thanks for posting. Very useful.
tsafa1 1 year ago
Kind of a far break down; don't think you'd always have to break that far down.....
DRCsyntax 1 year ago
@DRCsyntax
No you don't but if you need to, this video helps you figure it out. For cleaning all you need to do is clean a few components when the pistol is field stripped, the manual usually covers this quite well..
brentnowell 1 year ago
That's why it's called disassembly, and not field strip.
meiowalot 1 year ago
@ lillen, its not that difficult to clean.
BBQHustla 1 year ago
he said cocks....
NME113 1 year ago
Grow up.
HYDRALISK99 1 year ago
really nice job this is very helpful
golddemac 1 year ago
think how horrible it would be to clean it with that many parts XD
lillen300 1 year ago
Bushings suck.
Flayprime 1 year ago
nice job very helpfull
spsoffroad 1 year ago
Lets just get that little bastard out...
Nice tutorial, thanks
kurouDucky 1 year ago
@kurouDucky
I must get it from my dad
brentnowell 1 year ago
lol "pull that bastard out" (before it does something LOL)
utoober5 1 year ago
Fantastic Guide, best on youtube. Thank man!
JDPatriot 1 year ago
Nicely done, thanks!
lindcruiser 1 year ago
I have a live round stuck in my 1911. Anybody know what the safe way to get it out is besides taking it to a gunsmith? By the way, having a live round stuck is like pretty damn stressful.
YotaLizard 1 year ago
@YotaLizard
Chamber must be pretty dirty. To be safe, take the barrel out of the gun carefully using the steps in the pistol.
In my opinion, I would use a wooden dowl and a small hammer and try and knock the round out by tapping it gently with the dowl in the barrel against the bullet itself.
If it will not come out with gentle tapping you should call a gunsmith and just ask what they would do in the same situation.
If the barrel is un-obstructed, you could fire the round out at a range.
brentnowell 1 year ago
@YotaLizard you get that round out yet. Can you pull the slide back? Get the mag out? If yes, just take out the barrel and use a screwdriver to pry under the rim. put the driver at the 11 o'clock position so you dont fuck up the ramp or throat.
You should be able to get it out. Don't pay a gunsmith.
marvintheboon 1 year ago
@marvintheboon Got it out. I was able to get the slide back. I then removed the firing pin and could relax. Carefully pried the round out by the rim. Thanks for the reply.
YotaLizard 1 year ago
im calling the cops on u for having possetion af a loaded pistol
theweaponmaker22 1 year ago
@theweaponmaker22
um, that's not illegal, not even in Canada eh?
jorgelemonjello 1 year ago
@jorgelemonjello
Not that it even matters as the rounds were inert.
brentnowell 1 year ago
man, it is so good to see someone who really knows his shit.
great job.
marvintheboon 2 years ago
@marvintheboon
Thanks buddy, I really appreciate your kind words.
brentnowell 1 year ago
Great!! Been trying to find how to break down my Hawg! Excellent!
Meyek66 2 years ago
good shit...man, keep up the good works
guitarpikz 2 years ago
The fella who thought this gun up must have put some hour in, with all that detail.
MrWombatPPC 2 years ago
@MrWombatPPC
I was thinking the same thing when I understood how it worked. To think this up, and have all the parts work together in harmony like this is almost un-imaginable. Just amazing, it truly takes a brilliant mind to come up with a device that works like this
brentnowell 2 years ago
I bought a brand new 1911 Regent, and the bushing won't rotate. At all.
Advice, as this is my first 1911.
BuckMuscles 2 years ago
Match 1911's usually have very very tight bushings for accuracy reasons.
If you can't move it by hand, you'll need a bushing removal tool to give you more leverage and get it off. They're usually plastic and in-expensive, easy to find online.
brentnowell 2 years ago
What the next poster said. Get a plastic bushing wrench. Lube or grease the outside of the bushing on reassembly to assist the job in the future.
TruthHurts100 2 years ago
amazingly well done video. thanks so much.
johnsxs 2 years ago
well done video..
seishinshinobi 2 years ago
That last item on the frame that you called an extractor is actually the ejector. Remember? You already removed the extractor after you removed the firing pin and spring.. I didn't read all 372 comments, so it may have already been mentioned.
slickslack7000 2 years ago
looks like a very nice gun but the break down seems to be complicated.
italianppf2 2 years ago
just added this to favorites because I am picking up a 1911 soon and although I know how to field strip it, this video goes into a more in depth strip which I probably wont use but would like to be able to use as a reference just in case. Nice video man.
mixwell1983 2 years ago