Complete Springfield XD

XD Teardown on DVD

Complete Springfield XD is an instructional DVD presented by Lenny Magill that takes the XD pistol completely apart and then puts it back together. It suits XD owners who want to clean, inspect or replace parts with confidence, and anyone who wants to understand how the pistol works inside. The program names each part as it comes out and shows how the parts work with one another, so you finish knowing what each component does as well as where it goes.

Features

• Complete Disassembly Procedure — The video walks through taking the XD fully apart, part by part, on camera.
• Parts Nomenclature — Each component is called by its correct name, such as the locking block, trigger bar, sear and grip safety, so you can order replacements and follow other manuals without guessing.
• How The Parts Interact — The program explains how each component works with the others, which makes the reassembly order easier to follow and remember.
• Reassembly To Original Condition — The second half shows the pistol going back together until it is restored to its original working state.
• Covers All XD Models — The cover states that the information applies to every XD model handgun.
• Over 90 Minutes Runtime — The program runs more than an hour and a half, which leaves time to show each step clearly.
• Full-Size Exploded View Printout — The case includes a printed exploded view, a diagram showing every part separated and labeled in its assembled position, for reference at the bench.
• Presented By Lenny Magill — Lenny Magill hosts and demonstrates the procedures throughout.

Why Owners Buy It

The Springfield XD, short for Extreme Duty, combines design elements drawn from several well-known pistol makers, and its grip safety and other operating parts make the internals more involved than a basic striker-fired pistol. Watching the work done step by step, with the exploded view diagram beside you, takes much of the uncertainty out of a full teardown. Keep it with your cleaning kit so you can go back to a specific step when you need it.