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Silverback TAC-41 Right/Left Conversion Guide

This official Silverback video demonstrates how a TAC-41 is converted between right-handed and left-handed operation. Use this guide when following the video and comparing the bolt, locating pin, fasteners, receiver, and stock-side pieces at each visual checkpoint, especially when the TAC-41 has a steel bolt assembly or is a Sport model.

Complete guide Official video
Primary source
TAC-41
Official Silverback video workshop
Source-based overview
2:43
Evidence standard
Silverback TAC-41 Right/Left Conversion Guide
5step by step
2:43Video
6Tools and parts explicitly identified
TAC-41platform hub

01Source-based overview

What this procedure does

The sequence begins with the bolt removed after the spring-guide stopper is engaged with the illustrated tool. The bolt handle and associated pieces then come off, the handle moves to the opposite side, and the lug socket and bolt-end components are flipped so their locating pin sits opposite the bolt handle. The fasteners are reinstalled as the assembly changes sides.

The final part of the video returns the bolt to the receiver with the spring-guide stopper's flat surface facing forward, then moves the stock-side cheek and bolt-access pieces to the opposite side. The official description establishes that the tutorial covers conversion in either direction and features a TAC-41 with a steel bolt assembly. For Sport models, the lug socket pin must be removed before flipping; the M6x4 ISO4026 screw is not included on Sport bolt assemblies, and the subtitles incorrectly identify it as M4x6.

Tools and parts explicitly identified

  • illustrated tool
  • steel bolt assembly
  • bolt handle
  • lug socket/bolt-end components
  • spring-guide stopper
  • M6x4 ISO4026 screw

Evidence standard

Every technical statement below is restricted to the official Silverback description, subtitles, on-screen text or visible action. Unstated torque values and compatibility claims are intentionally omitted.

What the footage makes clear

This walkthrough stays close to the official Silverback source. The expanded notes explain what is visible at each checkpoint, while measurements, compatibility and cautions remain limited to what Silverback actually states.

  • The five checkpoints and visible actions are based on the visual review observations from the official video.
  • The conversion direction, steel bolt assembly, Sport-model pin requirement, screw inclusion note, and subtitle correction come from the official video description.
  • The counterclockwise rotation completion text is identified in the visual review observations.
Specification Source value
Platform TAC-41
Conversion right handed T41 to a left handed T41, or the opposite
Featured bolt assembly steel bolt assembly
Sport-model lug socket requirement the lug socket pin must be removed before flipping it
Sport-model screw M6x4 ISO4026 screw is not included on Sport bolt assemblies
What conversion does this Silverback TAC-41 tutorial demonstrate?Which tools or parts are identified for Silverback TAC-41 Right/Left Conversion Guide?

02Primary source

Watch the official Silverback tutorial

Every technical statement below is restricted to the official Silverback description, subtitles, on-screen text or visible action. Unstated torque values and compatibility claims are intentionally omitted.

What should I watch for before Remove the bolt?Where does the official video show Move the stock-side pieces?

03Procedure

Silverback TAC-41 Right/Left Conversion Guide, step by step

TAC-41 The spring-guide stopper is engaged and the bolt has been taken out of the TAC-41.
The spring-guide stopper is engaged and the bolt has been taken out of the TAC-41.
TAC-41 The bolt handle and related pieces are separated before the handle changes sides.
The bolt handle and related pieces are separated before the handle changes sides.
TAC-41 The flipped lug socket and bolt-end assembly place the locating pin opposite the bolt handle.
The flipped lug socket and bolt-end assembly place the locating pin opposite the bolt handle.
TAC-41 The reassembled bolt is back in the receiver with the stopper's flat surface facing forward.
The reassembled bolt is back in the receiver with the stopper's flat surface facing forward.
01Remove the boltThe bolt is shown removed after the spring-guide stopper has been engaged with the illustrated tool. Compare the stopper and the separated bolt with the frame before moving on, because this establishes the starting point for the handle and associated pieces to be taken apart. Video: 00:14 ↗
02Move the bolt handleThe bolt handle and its associated pieces are removed, and the handle is moved to the opposite side. At this checkpoint, compare the handle position with the separated bolt components; that change leads directly into flipping the lug socket and bolt-end components. Video: 00:50 ↗
03Flip the bolt-end componentsThe lug socket and bolt-end components are flipped so their locating pin is opposite the bolt handle, and the fasteners are reinstalled. The visual relationship between the pin and handle is the key comparison here, while the official description adds that Sport models require the lug socket pin to be removed before flipping. Video: 01:25 ↗
04Return the boltThe reassembled bolt returns to the receiver with the spring-guide stopper's flat surface facing forward. Compare that flat surface and the bolt's position in the receiver before continuing, because the next checkpoint moves the stock-side cheek and bolt-access pieces to the opposite side. Video: 02:12 ↗
05Move the stock-side piecesThe stock-side cheek and bolt-access pieces are moved to the opposite side. On-screen text identifies the completed left-handed bolt as using counterclockwise rotation, providing the final visible orientation check after the bolt and stock-side pieces have changed sides. Video: 02:28 ↗
Source-stated cautions
  • For Sport models, the lug socket pin must be removed before flipping it.
  • The M6x4 ISO4026 screw is not included on Sport bolt assemblies.
  • The subtitles contain a typo: the M6x4 ISO4026 screw is incorrectly labeled as M4x6.
Checks shown or stated
  • The completed left-handed bolt is identified on screen as using counterclockwise rotation.
  • The bolt returns to the receiver with the spring-guide stopper's flat surface facing forward.
  • The stock-side cheek and bolt-access pieces are on the opposite side.
How do I complete Remove the bolt safely?What must I check after Move the stock-side pieces?

04FAQ

TAC-41 tutorial questions

What conversion does this Silverback TAC-41 tutorial demonstrate?

It demonstrates converting a right-handed T41 to a left-handed T41, or converting it in the opposite direction.

What is different for Sport models before flipping the lug socket?

The official description says the lug socket pin must be removed before flipping it.

Is the M6x4 ISO4026 screw included with Sport bolt assemblies?

No. The official description states that the M6x4 ISO4026 screw is not included on Sport bolt assemblies, and notes that the subtitles incorrectly label it as M4x6.

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