Taurus 856 | Disassembly/Reassembly | Functions Check | Cycle of Operations | Redux

Taurus 856: Reassembly, Disassembly, Functions Check, and Cycle of Operation's.
Assignment Requirements:
NOTE: Students must accomplish all tasks using parts provided by SDI. Any deviation from that must receive prior approval from the faculty.
For this project, complete the disassembly and reassembly of your revolver according to the instructions provided in this module’s lecture instructions. Submit a video showing, at a minimum, the following steps/stages of the project:
Demonstrate the proper method of removing the side plate as outlined in this module's lecture material.
With the side plate removed, show your instructor how the components are resting within the firearm. When showing your instructor this, point out some of the major components while also using their proper names.
Remove additional components/assemblies until only the hammer, hand, transfer bar, trigger, and cylinder lock remain.
Remove all of the components and show your instructor the stripped frame.
In a portion of the video, the student will:
Show and describe what is happening during all eight steps of the cycle of operations (COO) in the double-action revolver platform.
Name the major components (i.e., hand, cylinder, sear, etc.) within the platform and their role within the firearm COO, as well as the noteworthy areas within the frame.
Video Requirements and Resources:
Your video submission should not exceed eight minutes and should include all criteria listed in the grading rubric.
For academic integrity purposes, when submitting videos, please state your name, the date, and the course title at the beginning of your video.
If this assignment requires outside sources, you will need to verbally cite your sources in your video. Your brief verbal citation should include the author of the publication (if applicable) and/or website, the title of the publication, and the date (if available). When introducing the source, use a simple introductory phrase such as, "According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the shotgun is the only firearm allowed for use in turkey hunting in wildlife management areas." Or, "In his article Shotgun Malfunctions, from Guns.com, Clint Smith argues that the Remington 1100 is a better choice than the Remington 1187 for self-defense."
Resources:
Sweeney, Patrick. Gunsmithing Pistols & Revolvers 4th Edition. 2015. Gun Digest. Pp. 1-382.
Zeglin, Fred. Gun DIgest of Exploded Gun Drawings 4th Edition. 2019. Gun Digest. Pp. 523-542.
Muramatsu, Kevin. Gun Digest Book of Revolvers Assembly/Disassembly. 2019. Gun Digest. Pp. 571-576.
Sonoran Desert Institute. FTH 202 Module 2. 2024. SDI. Pp. 90-92