RUGER GP100 Disassembly

[@shrubberry9774]

I know it says this video is 6 years old, but it still provided me some very helpful information I was looking for. Thank you. It was very thorough and with clear details. We need more of that. Thanks again and I hope you have a great day.

[@MikeJack]

Thanks I'm glad you like my video 👍

[@matthewcaldwell6763]

Brave man taking trigger group apart. I got a security six. Got trigger group out. Stared at it. Sprayed with hoppes. Back in it went. 48 years old. RUGER smart guns

[@MikeJack]

👍

[@joevegas3907]

Best Disassembly Video of a Ruger GP100 I've seen some far.... only thing missing for is the barrel removal.

[@MikeJack]

Thanks, it's the only complete disassembly video of a Ruger GP100 I can find, I can not recommend to remove the barrel, it is a job for a gunsmith.

[@joevegas3907]

Thank you....

[@linkedinprofessor]

@@MikeJack Three years later it's still the only complete disassembly video for this particular revolver. By the way … well done sir!

[@MikeJack]

@@linkedinprofessor Thanks a lot

[@ianaintsaying1625]

THANK YOU for this very detailed & not to mention in focus video. I just purchased a GP100 (model 1705) and this tells me everything I need to know. Do you have a part # for the bit used to remove the screw inside the cylinder?

[@MikeJack]

Ian Aintsaying Hi Ian yes I have Brownells 080-432-001 USD 8.99

[@ianaintsaying1625]

Many thanks Mike!

[@jimtryonas3989]

Probably the BEST GP100 video ever. Need you to do one on the Redhawk. The ones out there now are nowhere as good as this

[@MikeJack]

Thanks a lot Jim, sorry I dont have a Redhawk.

[@4024lbpd]

Excellent video! Thank you! Good camera work and verbal description!

[@andrecoop3970]

You Sir, are well mannered and well versed.Thank you for posting.

[@buzzclark]

VERY EXCELLENT!!! Very necessary for complete cleaning & maintainence. THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge. Sincerely, JAMES.

[@MikeJack]

you're welcome

[@Y4NK33F0X]

Amazing vids, also gives me crazy ASMR, am I the only one? Need to get you a patreon set up so people can donate money and vote on pistols for you to buy and do tutorials on. And Instagram to spread your vids. Some of the most detailed, comprehensive, and well filmed vids on the webs. Thank you for existing lol

[@MikeJack]

Thank you very much I am glad you like my cannal, my channel doesn't have many views and it would take years to raise money for a new gun to Disassembly and Reassembly. Have a nice day

[@jamesbrown6223]

Thanks for this complete strip video. I needed it to get the gun ready to be cerakoted

[@MikeJack]

Good luck

[@jamesbrown6223]

@@MikeJack DId you buy that split bit to remove the extractor star or did you modify a basic flat tip screwdriver bit?

[@MikeJack]

The cylinder bit is, Brownells 080-432-001.

[@GuamanianBlood619]

Awesome video, im currently in the process of polishing my 4" this will definitely help me out 👍🏾

[@MikeJack]

👍

[@aestoev]

excellent video! probably one of the best out there for GP100. Could you post the part number/name of the split screw bit with a hole for the cylinder disassembly? Thank you!

[@MikeJack]

Hi Andrey I am glad you like my video, the cylinder bit is, Brownells 080-432-001 USD 8.99

[@foskten10]

Excellent video. Excellent revolver.

[@MikeJack]

Thanks.

[@dannhordy8005]

foskten10 on

[@AZVIDS]

Wow, really nice job. Going to watch your assembly video now!👍👍👍

[@MikeJack]

Thanks I am glad you like my video.

[@MrJoeFoley]

Thank you very much for taking the time to make this great video!

[@MikeJack]

you're welcome

[@reynaldoarsenio8295]

Very good disassemble Ruger GP100 revolver

[@MikeJack]

Thanks

[@TheRyma52]

Do you have do all this to remove the cylinder or is there a shortcut to removing the cylinder?

[@MikeJack]

You can see this video, RUGER GP100 Field Strip kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKezaISAfNJ1l80

[@markcash2]

I needed this video. Thank you very much!

[@MikeJack]

you're welcome.

[@markcash2]

I was given one that was in a cabinet that got soaked with soot saturated water, and needs to be reblued. I was told to take the firing pin out for the process. You skipped over that part in your video. Is it difficult to do?

[@MikeJack]

I will never remove the firing pin on a GP100, it is a job for a very good gunsmith. good luck.

[@markcash2]

I am in luck. I was told to just tape over the firing pin before putting duracote on the gun. The finish around the firing pin is good, so there will be no problem.

[@starchaser2489]

I need help. Ruger Redhawk .41 cal. firing pin removal. All I see are pins held in place with nut and tool to remove. I don't see any nut around the pin to remove. Is some thing blocking my view and needs to be taken out. I have removed everything you would do to clean it up. Lost this in a fire. Help me save her.

[@MikeJack]

I can not recommend removing the firing pin, you will damage the revolver. If the firing pin is broken contact Ruger, they have lifetime warranty. Good luck

[@redknighton5405]

👏👏👏👏 excellent video

[@MikeJack]

Thanks 👍

[@BullseyeBob]

wow, excellent video!!!

[@FalconLair09]

do you know the name of that special bit to remove the cylinder screw or even the brownell's link for it - can't find it :(

[@MikeJack]

Hi Brownells 080-432-001 USD 8.99.

[@FalconLair09]

your crane separated so easily from the cylinder - i have TWO GP100's and i still can't get either one out, no matter how much i pull on it - i really don't want to risk getting any tools involved to take it out - no idea why both are so stubborn, especially after watching you remove it with very little effort - any advice? Plan B lol

[@MikeJack]

Hi after you removed the ejector, The two locking balls will fall down if you pull hard. good luck

[@e.miller8943]

If the gun has been shot a lot, there is a ring of burned powder that holds the cylinder on the crane. Might try soaking both in solvent or just rotate the cylinder when pulling on it.

[@dedalus4855]

amazing video, very sharp

[@MikeJack]

Thanks I am glad you like my video.

[@davekrueger]

Thanks for a great video!

[@MikeJack]

It is a Stanley vise.