Videos tagged with REM Oil

This video reviews several deals on tactical gear and knives available on Amazon. It highlights a universal firearm cleaning kit, the Urban Ranger knife from 704 Gear, the Wuben X2 Pro flashlight with UV and RGB options, various CV Life accessories like slings and bipods, and fixed blade knives from Dragnater and SCAVINE. The presenter emphasizes the value and discounts available for these products.

This video addresses the common question about the efficacy of Rem Oil for firearm lubrication. Ben Stoeger, drawing from personal experience, asserts that Rem Oil is a perfectly adequate lubricant for general shooting purposes, despite its low cost and common availability. He highlights that while specialized lubricants exist, for typical range use, Rem Oil has proven reliable and has not caused issues in his own firearms, including high-round-count tests.

This guide, presented by Brownells' Smyth Busters, addresses the common myth about mixing gun oils. Experts Stephen and Caleb explain that while intentional mixing can sometimes be used for specific cleaning tasks (like thinning cosmoline), it's generally not recommended for regular firearm operation. Different oil bases can react, leading to gumming and malfunctions. The key takeaway is to thoroughly clean a firearm before applying a new type of gun oil to avoid potential issues.

This expert guide debunks the common myth that WD-40 is a suitable lubricant for firearms. Experts from Brownells explain that while WD-40 excels at water displacement and rust penetration, its chemical properties lead to a gummy residue over time. This residue can gum up internal mechanisms, causing malfunctions. The guide emphasizes that WD-40 should only be used for emergency water displacement and must always be followed by a proper firearm lubricant like Rand CLP or Rem Oil.

This video provides a concise overview of essential gun cleaning supplies for any shooter. It highlights specific products like Rem Oil, Bore Snake, gun grease, and Hoppes foaming cleaner, with links to purchase them. The creator emphasizes these as the most crucial items for maintaining firearms and encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, comments, and sharing. Additional links are provided for supporting the channel, purchasing gun parts, and the creator's camera and microphone.

This guide details the proper lubrication of a Mosin Nagant bolt assembly and trigger mechanism. It emphasizes using light oil on most moving parts and a dab of grease on the camming area to improve bolt operation. The video also touches on lubricating the magazine spring and follower, noting it's not critical for function.

This expert guide from Brownells details the lubrication process for a Beretta 92 pistol, focusing on critical wear points to ensure smooth operation. It emphasizes using quality gun oils and applying them precisely to areas like slide rails, the barrel, and the hammer/trigger mechanism. Proper lubrication is key to maintaining the reliability of this popular firearm.

This guide details the electrochemical process for stripping nickel or chrome plating from firearm components, specifically demonstrated on a Winchester Model 67 bolt. Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, emphasizes thorough degreasing and the use of a sulfuric acid bath powered by a 12V DC source. Proper safety protocols and immediate post-stripping lubrication to prevent rust are critical.