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Thank you for lesson. I used to watch disassembe videos and no one mentioned about ejector pin. And its so small i didn't even see it. Biggest thank you. You helped me so much. I think now its safe to say i know everything about ar-15 bolt system.

Dont need to at this time, But I've wanted to learn this step. Ran accross it accidently and had to watch. Best teaching methods.

Best how to tutorial bar none. Superb job coordinating video with audio explanations. Also appreciated absence of distractions like music or family pets. For an 80 year old newbie with 10 thumbs, working the BCG can be daunting. Thank you, Sir. You’ve provided a real service! Subscribed and look forward to more content from you.

I have an AR rifle chambered in 7.62x39 that I need to check the Head Space on before I fire it, so I need to remove the ejector from the bolt to properly use some Go, No Go Gauges. I have never done this before and I've repeatedly been told of all the expensive tools I would need, and you just proved them all wrong with a $15 bench block and a couple of punches. I can't wait to get started thinking of all the $$ you saved me. Thanks a million. Liked and subscribed. GREAT VIDEO.

Dude, I love how detailed and simple he makes this. Let's get all breakdowns. You're a hero 👍🏻

Thanks for being this clear and concise.

Great video. Really appreciate how you took close up pictures to show the detail. I look forward to future vids from you.

wow... thank you so much. I've been intimidated to take the ejector out so I can check headspace on home builds. This helps alot.

Thank you so much for a top-notch video. Unlike so many others, your voice is easy to understand (clear) and there's no music blasting at the beginning and end of your video. Very helpful.

Great video , close ups are great .

Great video! The simplest method I've seen demonstrated so far. No vise or special-purpose tools required.

Using a slave pin when reassembly is a useful technique. I use this technique on various jobs, assembling machines at work. Also, I have used it on AR 15 lower builds. Very good instruction video... No BS just good info.

Excellent video! Clear and concise explanation, great close- up videography. Thank you.

I agree with everyone that said, "best how to on ejector" in fact so far the only video on ejector removal/reassembly! THANK YOU! subbed!

Nice. I had one of my plungers fly out. Using a KAK dual ejector . Since they won’t fix it because they won’t deal with people from Illinois you saved the day.

PHENOMINAL tutorial ! Thank You !!!

Best video out there for this process. Checking my headspace and just what I needed, thanks!

Grazie! Video salvavita per i nostri AR15!

Awesome job thank you for the upclose pics 💯💯💯

That was awesome! Love the still close up pictures and tricks. Short sweet and to the point. Thanks.

Holy cow was going buy a Y/M to check my bolt Headspace this is great thank you .

Excellent step by step..paused video description teaching!!❤

Great video very educational. Thank you.

Clear and to the point👌

Nice ! Iv got a ejector on a relatively new bcg where it sits low compared to others the ejector is flush or a little higher. This one sits lower. It doesn’t eject now. Just holds the shell

Very clear and comprehensive explanation! Thanks very much sir!

Imagine having to do this in the field!

Great video! The manufacturing of these parts is so smart!

Very helpful. Thank you.

This was super helpful. Thank you for the excellent tutorial!

Yes hold on to it waiting on rebuild kit for my bolt spring went flying never did find it.

Something I've never done was fiddle with my bolt itself. I just scrub it and go. I needed to learn how to do this because I wanted to know how to swap the ejectors

This was super helpful. I had to hammer that pin back in though. Mine didn’t go in that easy

Great video very informative Excellent camera work!!! Thanks for sharing!

Very GOOD demonstration. Thank you for this video.

Outstanding and Precise. Cheers mate!

That's a great tip 👏👍.

Superb camerawork and very informative. Thank you sir 🫡

Great video!

Thank you. Excellent demo.

Funny trick my dad taught me that I thought was complete BS but actually works.. Build your rifles in the bathtub while sitting on a chair with the curtain closed and the drain plugged to learn the first time. If you are surprised with a spring or detent... It's contained and hasn't been shot to oblivion Lol 😅

Awesome video and camera work! Liked and subscribed.

Absolutely great video. Thanks!

Awesome. Thank you so much!

great video and explanations

excellent Clear

Thank you for the information.

The most clear concise. And best. Videography and photograph. Providing. The best example. Of how to do. Thank you.

Thank you

Thank you sir

Thank you for the information!!! Saved my day!!

Thank you 👌🏾

Simple and clear 👌🏽 Thanks

Great explanation and video thank you!

Very helpful, thank you

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Phenomenal! Very clear and concise video. Do you keep spare extractors, ejectors, rings and springs to replace if needed, or just keep spare bolts?

Great video

Thanks

Brilliant...

You people need to turn the volume up

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I want to change the extraction spring but by the gods the PIN won't come out. I saw you did with almost no effort at 1:10 but mine it's like it's solded. Any tips? Yes I'm using punch pin tools. Great video by the way, very helpful.

Do you use a new ejector rollpin after each disassembly or do you reuse the old pin? I hear a new rollpin often recommended by gunsmith types. Also, have you tried applying tension on the ejector during reassembly by leveraging a shell casing into the bolt face via the extractor? Appreciate the vid!

Where does the little rubber oring go in the bolt? Do some extractors use an oring instead of the spring?

How often do you need to clean these? How do you know when it needs cleaning?

Great video, did you change it to show how it's done, or did you have a problem with extracting, failure to feed or double feed?

IF you left the extractor in, how would that screw up a headspace check with go/no go gauges?

Is that roll pin 3/8” or 7/16” long? I see different things online.

Im getting failure to eject only some times causing big malfunction trying to feed new round with brass in extractor. This is with BCM extractor Spring and o ring. Wondering if it could be ejector problem although seems fine and is relatively new. Or maybe too much extract spring ? The new spring and or big did fix extractor problem with steel case

How long have you had the REAL AVID punches and the Tuffman roll pin punches how have they held up to use?

How do you clean the extractor ? Do you remove its spring ? I'd like to get a spring co spring.

Why wasn't there a rubber gasket on the extractor spring??

what specific size of extractor pin?

Should the ejector spring be lubed when replaced?

Great video. I have purchased a 2nd hand rifle that is not ejecting shells. When i attempt to remove the ejector pin it wont budge. the ejector is also stuck fully depressed flush to the bolt face. Is there a recommendation to help me remove such a stubborn pin?

My extractor thingy flew away. U forgot about the little spring behind it.

At 5:28 when you reinstall the extractor, what keeps the extractor spring in place? Mine separated itself from the extractor and wasn't happy about going back into place.

How Often do you need to Do This ? How Many Rounds ?

I have an AR10 and needed to check headspace. unfortunately the pin for the plunger split open when I tried reinstalling it. Do you know the dimensions of that pin, or how I can order it? it really annoys me how rolls pins are used in AR's its like they safe 50 cents and its a terrible product.

My buddies pin wont come out to release the extractor. Help!!

Is it ok to reuse the roll pin?

This would never happen on my bolt lol, I needed two people and a hammer. No way that thing was going in pushing it

what size is Extractor pin?