Videos tagged with Proper Lubrication

This short video highlights the wear on a Glock 34 Gen 5 after 30,000 rounds, focusing on the grip's texture and the durability of the DLC finish on the slide and barrel. The instructor emphasizes the minimal wear on the barrel crown, attributing it to proper lubrication techniques, likening it to essential car maintenance for longevity.

This video emphasizes that firearms are robust machines designed for active use, not delicate instruments. Instructor Mike advises against 'babying' guns, particularly during initial operation after cleaning and lubrication. He demonstrates aggressive charging handle manipulation for AR-15s and AK variants, proper slide release use on handguns, and contrasts this with overly cautious handling that can lead to malfunctions. The core message is to operate firearms decisively as intended.

This guide details the proper maintenance of a Glock 43, emphasizing the critical mistake of using Loctite as a lubricant, which can cause malfunctions. The video highlights a humorous scenario where a customer incorrectly applies red Loctite to their firearm, leading to it locking up. Proper cleaning and lubrication are essential for reliable firearm function.

This guide details two methods for lubricating handguns, as presented by TheYankeeMarshal. It covers the 'proper' method involving precise application of oil to specific components using brushes and Q-tips, and a 'lazyman' method using spray lubricant followed by an air compressor to remove excess. Both methods aim to achieve optimal lubrication, avoiding the pitfalls of too little or too much oil, which can lead to malfunctions and wear. The instructor emphasizes consulting the owner's manual for specific lubrication points.