Videos tagged with Aeroshell 64

This video from School of the American Rifle details the proper application of Aeroshell 64/33MS grease on AR-15 components. The instructor emphasizes using this specific grease on interfaces with dissimilar metals, such as steel barrel nuts and aluminum receivers, to ensure consistent torque values and prevent seizing over time due to environmental factors and firing residue. While other greases can be used, Aeroshell is recommended for its reliability in achieving accurate torque.

This video title, "It puts the Aeroshell 64 on the threads or it gets the hose again," strongly suggests a discussion related to firearms maintenance, specifically the application of a lubricant or anti-seize compound (Aeroshell 64) to threaded components. The provocative phrasing implies a critical step or a consequence of not performing it correctly. Without a transcript, the exact nature of the firearm or the specific maintenance procedure is unknown, but it likely involves cleaning, assembly, or disassembly where threaded parts are involved, such as barrel nuts, muzzle devices, or receiver extensions.