Like many people who haven't been able to get hands on training I have searched out online videos demonstrating build techniques. Many of them are good efforts but fall short of any real quality pictures and explanations. And often they stumble over some part names and other small mistakes.
Sootch00 on Youtube seems to be able to avoid most of these problems. First off his videos seem to be shot in HD which makes them easier to follow and understand. Expanding the video to full screen gives you an excellent view of what is going on. His narrative is clear, concise, and very informative. Maybe a tad fast sometimes but that's what pause and rewind are for.
Many Youtube DIY makes obviously know what they are doing but cannot always impart that knowledge to the viewer. My observation is that Sootch00 excels in that skill. Here is his video of swapping out the AR-15 trigger assembly. Be prepared to be "triggered" (obligatory bad FPrice pun).
Sootch00 on Youtube seems to be able to avoid most of these problems. First off his videos seem to be shot in HD which makes them easier to follow and understand. Expanding the video to full screen gives you an excellent view of what is going on. His narrative is clear, concise, and very informative. Maybe a tad fast sometimes but that's what pause and rewind are for.
Many Youtube DIY makes obviously know what they are doing but cannot always impart that knowledge to the viewer. My observation is that Sootch00 excels in that skill. Here is his video of swapping out the AR-15 trigger assembly. Be prepared to be "triggered" (obligatory bad FPrice pun).