Videos tagged with Lubrication

Jordan from PoorBoy Arms details troubleshooting a Beretta 92XI equipped with a .22LR conversion kit experiencing multiple malfunctions. He emphasizes the importance of thorough cleaning, lubrication, and potentially polishing parts to ensure flawless operation. The video also highlights a design concern regarding the slide not locking open, which could lead to firing pin damage.

This guide emphasizes the critical importance of lubricating firearms for optimal performance, directly contrasting a clean, dry firearm with a properly lubricated one. The instructor, identified as SHORTSHOT TONY, uses a casual yet instructional tone to convey that neglecting lubrication can lead to malfunctions. The video visually demonstrates a rifle with a suppressor being fired, reinforcing the practical application of proper firearm care.

This guide details the cleaning and maintenance process for a police trade-in Smith & Wesson M&P9 M2.0 pistol. It covers initial inspection, cleaning with wipes, proper lubrication using Combat Lube, reassembly, and testing of the action and tritium night sights. The speaker, identified as a Firearms Enthusiast/Reviewer, demonstrates practical knowledge of firearm upkeep.

Neglect, not round count, is the primary cause of firearm failure. This guide outlines 17 proactive habits to ensure firearms like Glocks and AR-15s exceed 20,000 rounds without major repairs. Key practices include meticulous round logging, regular cleaning and lubrication, timely replacement of critical springs and components, proper magazine care, and using quality ammunition and parts. Following these expert-recommended procedures can significantly extend a firearm's service life and maintain its reliability.

This guide provides expert-level maintenance procedures for 2011 pistols, drawing from extensive competition experience. It covers detailed cleaning, lubrication strategies, spring replacement intervals, and troubleshooting common mechanical failures. The speaker, David 'The Humble Marksman', emphasizes practical, high-volume shooting insights to ensure reliability.

This guide details the essential steps for cleaning and lubricating a new firearm before its first use. It emphasizes removing factory preservatives and potential manufacturing debris to ensure safe and reliable operation. Following these steps is crucial for the longevity and performance of any new firearm.

This video demonstrates John Lovell's preferred method for lubricating an AR-15, prioritizing oiling over extensive cleaning for standard maintenance. Key steps include applying Slip 2000 EWL directly to the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) through the ejection port and magazine well, ensuring lubrication of vent holes and internal components. The process also covers lubricating the receiver and star chamber, followed by cycling the charging handle to distribute the lubricant effectively.

Ben Stoeger, an experienced firearms instructor, discusses the reliability of the Staccato HD 4.5, particularly when run dirty. He highlights that this model may require more frequent maintenance than others and suggests that while it shoots well, striker-fired alternatives like the Glock 47 or Walther PDP might offer superior reliability for high-workload duty use without constant attention. Stoeger also touches on recoil spring dynamics, extractor issues, and the impact of lubrication choices on performance.

John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society demonstrates a practical approach to handgun lubrication, prioritizing oil over frequent cleaning. He emphasizes applying lubricant to slide rails, barrel lugs, and the feed ramp, especially on visible wear spots. The process involves field stripping, targeted oil application, reassembly, and cycling the action to ensure even distribution for optimal firearm function.

Ben Stoeger, with over 500,000 rounds through Glocks, advocates for a minimalist maintenance approach. He recommends cleaning slide rails and the feed ramp with a light oil application every 5,000 rounds, emphasizing that proactive parts replacement is generally unnecessary due to the platform's inherent reliability. Optics-equipped Glocks may require slightly more frequent attention.

Drawing inspiration from Russian armorer traditions, this guide details 17 secrets for ensuring firearm longevity. It covers progressive warm-ups, comprehensive cleaning, environmental controls for storage, specialized lubrication techniques for various conditions, and meticulous inspection schedules. The expert instruction emphasizes treating firearm maintenance as a ritual for decades of reliable service.

This video features a durability test of a 2011 pistol from Kimber, specifically focusing on its performance over 5000 rounds without cleaning. The test exclusively used Kimber's lubricant. The content aims to showcase the reliability and resilience of the pistol under extended use and neglect of standard maintenance procedures, providing insights for potential buyers and enthusiasts interested in long-term firearm performance.