Videos tagged with DIY Gun Care

This expert-level guide details the step-by-step disassembly of the Ruger 10/22 rifle, as demonstrated by Ruger Firearms. It emphasizes crucial safety precautions, including confirming the firearm is unloaded and wearing safety glasses. The process requires minimal tools: a 5/32 Allen key and a small punch, making it accessible for routine maintenance and cleaning.

This comedic parody uses a viral news event as a backdrop to humorously demonstrate firearm cleaning, albeit with an unconventional lubricant: baby oil. The video highlights the use of a custom AR-15 equipped with high-end accessories like an EOTech sight and suppressor, showcasing a satirical approach to gun care.

This video details the handmade creation of 'Chistostvol Gun Cream', a protective wax-based product for firearms. It showcases the meticulous mixing of oils and beeswax, followed by pouring and packaging into labeled tins. The application process on an engraved side-by-side shotgun receiver is demonstrated, highlighting its potential for corrosion and moisture protection.

This video introduces a new recurring series called 'Wash-It Wednesday,' with the host implying a cleaning or maintenance theme for firearms. While the specific firearm or activity isn't detailed in the title or description, the context of 'Wash-It' strongly suggests a focus on firearm care, cleaning, and possibly modifications or upkeep. It sets the stage for a regular content segment that will likely appeal to gun owners interested in maintaining their firearms.

Learn a simple yet effective method for removing surface rust from firearms using a specific type of US penny. Pennies minted between 1962 and 1982, composed of 95% copper, are ideal for this task as their softness prevents damage to the firearm's finish. This technique offers a practical, DIY approach to gun care.

This video from Gun Cranks discusses the concept of 'scars' as permanent reminders of experiences, drawing a parallel between personal injuries and wear and tear on firearms. The hosts plan to share stories of how they acquired their scars, offer advice on preventing them on both skin and guns, and discuss avoiding damage to firearms. The tone suggests a mix of personal anecdotes and practical firearm maintenance advice.

This video from IV8888, likely released in February 2015, focuses on "Love Your Gun" month. It showcases cleaning products, including a magnetic parts mat from USGMC and a custom Fight Soap. The video hints at further surprises and encourages viewers to follow their Facebook page for sneak peeks. Links to purchase the "His" and "Hers" cans, as well as their website and social media channels, are provided. The content emphasizes educational and documentary purposes, adhering to safety guidelines.