Videos tagged with Round Count Maintenance

This guide details the importance of cleaning your Thompson/Center rifle barrel to maintain accuracy and quality. It recommends cleaning after deer season, every 200-400 rounds, or when accuracy degrades, emphasizing cleaning down to bare steel. The process is presented as essential for preserving firearm performance.

This video discusses proactive maintenance schedules for firearms, drawing parallels between a Glock 19 Gen 5 and other platforms. The instructor emphasizes replacing recoil springs around every 7,000 rounds and performing a complete slide refit, including all spring-loaded components like the extractor tooth, every 10,000 rounds to ensure peak operational efficiency. This approach is presented as a method to maintain reliability, even if individual parts might last longer.

This guide details a practical firearm cleaning and lubrication regimen focused on extended use and reliability, particularly for polymer striker-fired handguns and AR-15 style rifles. The instructor emphasizes that frequent cleaning after every range session is often unnecessary if firearms are properly lubricated, advocating for a less frequent, but still effective, maintenance schedule based on round count and environmental conditions. The process covers handgun and rifle disassembly, cleaning of key components like the barrel and BCG, and strategic lubrication of friction points to ensure smooth operation.