Tutorial Disassembling, Cleaning, and Reassembling a 1911

[NavyVette]

I am not sure if this should be in resources?
This is part one of a three part series - The Slide.

1911 Deep Dive, Pt. 1

Ready for a graduate-level course in 1911 pistol cleaning and maintenance? Our first of a three-part series takes you into the proverbial nuts-and-bolts of this legendary American handgun.

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Part two - The Frame.

1911 Deep Dive, Part 2

In the second of our three-part series, we break into the 1911 frame assembly for some cleaning and spring replacement

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Part 3 - Safety checks and live fire.

1911 Deep Dive, Part 3

With your 1911 thoroughly cleaned, inspected, and reassembled, it's time to run through the function and safety check protocols in preparation for back-in-service status

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[Bongo Lewi]

Really well done. I wish I had the patience to make training videos and learning websites like this.

 

[Racer88]

I stickied / pinned it to the top of this section.

 

[Racer88]

I wish I had the patience to make training videos and learning websites like this.

It's a LOT of work... labor of love.

 

[Michele]

I think it should be a resource it’s instructional education

 

[Racer88]

I think it should be a resource it’s instructional education

Except we don't own the info. The OP has links to articles published elsewhere.

Usually "Resources" are comprised of information located here on this site that can be viewed here or downloaded here - exclusively by registered members.

Just my thought process.

 

[NavyVette]

Part 3 is live now

 

[no4mk1t]

Nicely done!
Only thing I can think of that might be a useful addition is to mention checking/setting the extractor tension.