Videos tagged with lubricant

This video, part 6 of a series, investigates whether oil can damage ammunition through experimentation. It utilizes hashtags related to experiments, exploration, and firearms safety, hinting at a practical demonstration of ammunition handling and its potential interactions with lubricants. The content appears to be a hands-on exploration of a common concern within the firearms community.

This YouTube video is an advertisement for Ballistol, a well-known firearm cleaning and maintenance product. The description is brief, indicating that the video was created due to viewer requests. The link provided leads directly to the official Ballistol website, suggesting the video aims to drive traffic and promote the brand's offerings. While no specific firearms or calibers are mentioned, the context strongly implies a focus on gun care and maintenance for a broad range of firearm owners.

This YouTube video, titled 'Love me some scented gun lube. #boarproducts', focuses on firearm maintenance and likely showcases a specific brand of scented gun lubricant. The description is minimal, but the title and hashtag clearly indicate a connection to firearms and accessories. The content is expected to be a review or demonstration of a gun care product, potentially highlighting its scent and effectiveness. Given the product's nature, the video would appeal to firearm owners interested in maintaining their weapons.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "My Top Gun Lubes💦", likely showcases a selection of lubricants recommended for firearms. The title's inclusion of emojis and the term "Gun Lubes" strongly suggests the content will focus on maintenance and care products for firearms. As a short-form video, it's expected to be a quick, visual presentation of the lubes, possibly highlighting their benefits or applications.

This YouTube video features an interview with "Freedom Lube," highlighting its effectiveness as a gun lubricant. The creator emphasizes that their opinions are independent and not influenced by sponsorships. They strongly endorse Freedom Lube as an excellent product for firearm maintenance, recommending it for use in their shop.

This video showcases preparation for a range trip with a Sand Viper firearm, emphasizing the use of Gun Butter lubricant. The creators express excitement for an upcoming range video and encourage viewer engagement in the comments. The title and description mention specific brands and hashtags related to firearms and tactical content.

This video, the second part of the SmythBusters series, features Bill Geissele of Geissele Automatics addressing the myth of galvanic corrosion in AR-15 firearms. Geissele, drawing on extensive experience with machinery and firearms, explains that the direct contact of bare steel and un-anodized aluminum, which is required for galvanic corrosion, is rarely present in an AR-15 assembly. He shares that after nearly a decade of using Geissele's Super Modular Rail handguard and aluminum barrel nuts, he has found no evidence of such corrosion. The discussion also touches upon the appropriate use of lubricants and anti-seize compounds in threaded joints.

This YouTube video provides a review of Trigger Fanatics All-in-One Cleaner and Lubricant (CLP). The description emphasizes that the video is for educational purposes and all activities are conducted on a private range under professional supervision. It also includes disclaimers regarding imitation, professional handling of firearms, and potential affiliate links.

Dustin Winder of Guns of the West explains the purpose of wads in cap-and-ball revolvers. Wads, soaked in lubricant, are used to keep black powder fouling soft and prevent accuracy degradation. Alternatively, lubricant can be applied directly over the ball in the chamber. Both methods aim to deposit lubricant in the bore, with visual confirmation at the muzzle indicating success. The video also touches on preventing chain fires through proper ball fit and cap selection.

This YouTube video focuses on the Ogre Manufacturing Enviroclean gun cleaner and HP Gun Oil. The description highlights that the products work effectively and are noted for having a pleasant smell, which could be a significant advantage for users who are sensitive to typical firearm cleaning product odors or want to avoid complaints from others. The video appears to be a review or demonstration of these specific cleaning and lubrication products for firearms.

Vista Outdoor showcased new products at SHOT Show 2016, including a takedown version of the Savage Arms Model 42 rifle, ideal for survival situations. Bushnell introduced its 'Yes, That's Covered' warranty and Full Spectrum Technology for rangefinders, enabling ranging of dark targets. Federal Ammunition expanded its 3rd Degree Turkey load to 20 gauge, and Hoppe's launched a new cleaner/lubricant utilizing aerospace-grade lubricant.