Videos tagged with Penetrating Oil

This video details an experimental test to determine if PB Blaster penetrating oil can compromise the seals of modern 9mm ammunition. The speaker, a firearms enthusiast and gear tester, submerges ammunition in PB Blaster for up to a month and then tests its reliability by firing it from a Glock 17 Gen 4. The results indicate that modern ammunition remains reliable even after prolonged exposure to the penetrating oil.

This video details an experimental test by Collapse N Protect to determine if PB Blaster penetrating oil can degrade 9mm ammunition. The experiment involves soaking rounds for 24 hours, one week, and one month, followed by live-fire testing on a Glock 19. Results indicate potential underpowering and malfunctions like stovepipe jams after 24 hours, suggesting ammunition degradation. The speaker, an enthusiast conducting controlled testing, demonstrates safe range handling and identifies specific firearm malfunctions.

This expert guide from Brownells demonstrates techniques for removing stubborn firearm screws. It emphasizes proper tool selection, the use of penetrating oil, and methods like striking the screwdriver or applying extra torque with a wrench. The instruction comes from an expert with deep knowledge of gunsmithing tools and mechanical processes.

This video details the process of disassembling a fire-damaged AR-15 upper receiver, focusing on separating the barrel from the receiver. The instructor demonstrates removing a seized gas tube using specialized tools and techniques, then tackles the challenging removal of a potentially warped or corroded barrel nut. The process involves liberal use of penetrating oil, heat, and percussive force, followed by submersion in a rust-dissolving solution.

This guide details the expert process for removing a barrel from an old Rolling Block rifle, presented by Larry Potterfield. It emphasizes thorough preparation, including soaking threads in penetrating oil and using heat, followed by proper tool setup with an action wrench and barrel vise, and concludes with the technique for breaking the barrel-receiver bond.

This YouTube video from Brownells focuses on Kroil Oil. While the title and description are brief, they indicate a product demonstration or informational segment about Kroil Oil, a well-known penetrating oil often used in firearm maintenance and gunsmithing. The video likely aims to inform viewers about the properties and applications of Kroil Oil, potentially showcasing its effectiveness in cleaning, loosening rusted parts, or general firearm lubrication and preservation. Viewers interested in gun care, maintenance, and gunsmithing would find this content relevant.