Videos tagged with Glock Maintenance

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to field strip and reassemble the Glock G19 Gen 6. It highlights key differences in the Gen 6 slide design, particularly the shortened striker safety plunger and the integrated extractor assembly, which simplify the process. The instruction emphasizes safety checks and proper tool usage for a successful breakdown and reassembly.

This expert guide from Line 45 details common Glock pitfalls, emphasizing how wear and aftermarket modifications can impact reliability. It covers generational differences, trigger system nuances, magazine issues, the legal implications of Glock switches, and crucial maintenance practices for striker channels and recoil spring assemblies. The guide also addresses the complexities of optic mounting on MOS systems and factors affecting resale value.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to the Glock Gen 6, detailing its new features and offering a step-by-step disassembly and reassembly process. Key updates include enhanced texturing, a palm swell grip, an extended beaver tail, a thumb ledge, and a redesigned optic-ready system (ORS). The presenter, Lenny McGill from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop, highlights internal changes like the new Extractor Depressor Plunger (EDP) assembly and barrel modifications, while also noting cross-compatibility with some older Glock parts.

This video from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop demonstrates a DIY method to improve a factory Glock trigger. The process involves polishing the trigger bar and connector to reduce friction and modifying the trigger safety to prevent finger irritation during shooting. These modifications aim to provide a smoother and more comfortable shooting experience without compromising the firearm's safety.

This video provides a first impression of the Tactical Trigger for a Glock 47, comparing it to the Glock Performance Trigger and Apex Tactical triggers. The speaker details the installation process, trigger feel, reset, and discusses its performance in comparison to other aftermarket options, noting its price point and potential for improvement with use. The review highlights the importance of trigger feel and reset for rapid fire shooting.

This guide details the process of removing and installing iron sights on a Glock 43X MOS using a sight pusher and specific tools. It emphasizes safety precautions like unloading the firearm and protecting the slide with tape. The video highlights the Glock's hourglass-shaped sight channels, allowing for installation in either direction, and provides tips for achieving proper alignment.

This video discusses common bad gun-related advice, emphasizing that drawing a firearm necessitates a willingness to use it, as failing to do so after drawing can lead to legal consequences. It also debunks myths about open carry being a disadvantage, the superiority of appendix carry, the irrelevance of shot placement, and the inadequacy of a 10mm for bear defense. The instructor also advises against dishwashing firearms for cleaning.

Joel Park provides practical advice on firearm cleaning and lubrication frequency based on firearm type and usage. He emphasizes minimal maintenance for polymer frames, regular lubrication for steel frames to prevent wear, and increased attention for carbines, especially when suppressed, due to back pressure effects.

This guide details the process of replacing OEM Glock iron sights with aftermarket fiber optic sights. It emphasizes the necessity of specialized tools for both front and rear sight removal and installation, recommending a Glock front sight tool and a dedicated rear sight pusher. The tutorial also highlights the use of blue Loctite to ensure the new sights remain secure.

This comprehensive guide details the contents of a tactical shooter's range box, emphasizing organization and essential gear for training and competition. It covers everything from firearms and ammunition to specialized tools like chronographs, rangefinders, and cleaning kits. The presenter, Brandon W. from TREX ARMORY, highlights the importance of redundancy for critical items like ear protection and shot timers, and differentiates between essential and non-essential items based on training context.

This video emphasizes the importance of keeping firearms functional and ready. The title, "KEEP YOUR GUNS RUNNING!", strongly suggests content focused on maintenance, lubrication, and ensuring reliability of firearms. The provided description links to a specific gun lube product from Frogman Tactical, indicating the video will likely showcase or discuss the benefits and application of this product for firearm upkeep. This implies a focus on practical gun ownership and care.

This video introduces the Brownells Takedown Pin Removal Tool, designed by Strike Industries. It features a polymer construction to prevent marring firearm parts and a magnetic capture system for its stainless steel punch. The tool is presented as a compact, keychain-friendly solution for easily removing stubborn AR-15 takedown pins, trigger pins, and Glock pins, and its cap can also assist with Glock magazine release adjustments. It's highlighted as an ideal gift for gun enthusiasts.