h&r Single Shot Detailed Reassembly (part 1)
h&r Single Shot Detailed Reassembly (part 1)
DO AT YOUR OWN RISK. This is a job gunsmiths only do not attempt. I do not take any responsibility for your mistakes.
h&r Single Shot Detailed Reassembly (part 1)
DO AT YOUR OWN RISK. This is a job gunsmiths only do not attempt. I do not take any responsibility for your mistakes.
Show how you took it apart silly!!!!
this is a great video series.
the H&R shotguns/rifles are all the same.
Yes, there are other ways to do it, and some may be easier, but the FACT is YOUR way does work, and it WILL work if one can follow along.
Do you have the disassembly video
How about the ejector in the barrel Need some help I put a new spring but my ejector still is not popping out after opening I must be doing something wrong
I’ve just watched the first video. I appreciate the time you took to do this. It helps. It would be much better if you planned what you were going to say and slow down. I think I replayed this about 10 times after you said “You might want to take notes.” It would have been once if you had said “The first pin is one of the three big ones, right here in this corner, for the sear. Number 2 is the skinny pin at the bottom, next to this rivet, for the trigger guard. Number 3 is one of the three big pins, at the bottom behind the trigger guard, and holds the trigger. Etc.” I think the first pin was for the “sear” but I’m still not sure what you said. If you know the name of the sear, why not look up “barrel release lever” instead of calling it a drop?
All I have is a broken trigger guard, can I just punch it out? Thank you
Anyone have any tips on what to do? My hammer broke because I simply was pulling the hammer back on my model 88, H&R themselves won’t help me because their horrible customer service, I’ll NEVER purchase from h&r again, they treat customers horribly and want to charge them, completely absurd.
who has a good complete take down video
Thank you, thank you, and thanks again. Finally re-assembled my son’s first gun, an H&R .410 single shot. The hammer and spring were definitely the worst part and took me 4 separate attempts, but I got it. The sear pin had broken and I had to install a new sear and sear housing to fire the gun. I originally took it to a gunsmith and he had the gun for 6 months and gave it back to me and never did try putting in the new sear assembly. Thanks again my friend!! My son is 19 and I bought it for him when he was 9 and he shot his first squirrels with it.
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BAD video
FYI, Your assembly order is incorrect. Install barrel catch and lifter as you show. Use of a slave pin makes this a breeze like you showed. Next, install the barrel release lever and firing pin. The barrel release lever should actuate the barrel catch freely. Next, insert the hammer from the bottom of the receiver and insert the pin just enough to hold the hammer in place. Now take the hammer spring and hold it by the long leg and insert it into position and slide the pin through the spring to hold in place. Now take the long leg of the spring and compress it and hook it in the receiver. Next, assemble your trigger guard and trigger and the arm using a slave pin to hold the assembly together. Insert this assembly from the bottom ensuring you get your spring pressing on the back of the barrel catch. Insert your narrow trigger guard pin followed my your trigger pin which will drive out the slave pin. Wrestling with the hammer spring is completely unnecessary. 😬
Is there a video on how to disassemble an H&R slug gun
First off, thank you brother. This was a huge help. Now that I have just finished doing this, it was the biggest pain in my ass out of any gun. I have taken apart 240’s saws , berrets and many others and this was the worst.. it might have been the temptation to throw it in a crucible for it only being a hundred bucks… but now that I have done it a half dozen times I think I finally got it down.. thanks again man.
So I just reassembled my Topper with a new lifter. I found the following order of assembly saved me almost all of the headaches in these videos:
1. Lifter/ barrel catch assembly
2 firing pin/ barrel catch lever
3. Hammer and spring (from underneath the receiver. This allows you to insert the pin with no load on the hammer spring.
4. Assemble the trigger and trigger guard assembly w a slave pin. I made one with a 0.6” piece of 1/8” steel tubing.
5. Insert assembly into the receiver and pin (make sure the large spring makes its way behind the barrel catch.
Hope this helps someone out someday!
u talk too much….. better u delete this video
I need to replace the firing pin on my HR Ultra Slug Hunter. Any pointers?
Your very poor training video.