Videos tagged with Slide Cleaning

This video provides a quick, expert-level guide to cleaning a firearm immediately after a range trip. It emphasizes a simplified disassembly for striker-fired handguns and focuses on efficiently removing fouling from the barrel, slide, and frame using basic tools like brushes and cloths. The instruction concludes with proper lubrication of key components and a function check, making it ideal for beginners looking to maintain their firearms after shooting.

This guide details a quick and easy method for cleaning a Glock 43X, suitable for routine maintenance. It emphasizes safety by ensuring the firearm is unloaded and ammunition is removed from the workspace. The process involves field stripping, cleaning components with a spray and brush, using a bore snake for the barrel, and applying lubricant to key contact points before reassembly.

This guide provides a step-by-step process for cleaning any Glock model, emphasizing thoroughness for reliability. It details field stripping, component cleaning using rags and Q-tips with Hoppe's No. 9 cleaner, and specific attention to critical areas like the barrel's feed ramp and slide rails. The instruction highlights the importance of regular cleaning for preventing malfunctions, even on inherently reliable firearms.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to basic maintenance for the Glock Gen 5 handgun, presented by Caleb from Brownells. It covers essential steps from safe disassembly and cleaning of the barrel, slide, and frame, to proper lubrication techniques for optimal firearm function. The guide emphasizes key wear areas and offers practical tips for maintaining reliability.

This guide demonstrates an efficient method for cleaning a pistol, emphasizing soaking parts like the barrel overnight to simplify the process. It highlights using specific tools like bore snakes and credit cards for hard-to-reach areas, while cautioning against over-lubrication, especially in the striker channel. The technique aims to minimize cleaning time and maximize effectiveness, suitable for various striker-fired and hammer-fired pistols.

This Ruger Tech Tip provides a step-by-step guide for cleaning and inspecting the Ruger Max 9 pistol. It covers detailed procedures for cleaning the barrel, recoil spring, slide (including the breech face), and grip frame using appropriate solvents and lubricants. The guide also emphasizes the importance of a thorough inspection for component damage.

This guide provides a comprehensive, step-by-step process for cleaning and maintaining the Springfield Hellcat pistol. It covers proper disassembly, cleaning techniques for the barrel, slide, and frame, lubrication points, and reassembly. The instructor emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance, especially for EDC (Everyday Carry) firearms, and recommends specific tools and products for effective cleaning. The process is designed for new pistol owners to ensure their firearm remains reliable.

This guide details a comprehensive firearms cleaning process using Niebling Gun Care products, led by Ernie Medina. It emphasizes the importance of cleaning after every range session to prevent carbon buildup. The procedure covers detailed steps for cleaning the frame, slide, guide rod/spring, and barrel, including specific techniques for stubborn carbon and the use of specialized tools like the Niebling Bore Blitz for an efficient clean. Final lubrication and reassembly are also covered, concluding with a function check.

This guide details the proper cleaning of a Smith & Wesson M&P firearm's barrel and slide. It emphasizes using solvent and a bore brush for the barrel, followed by dry patches until clean. The exterior of the barrel and recoil spring assembly are wiped down. The slide is cleaned using a stiff brush, with a cloth wrapped around it to effectively clean rail slots, before being wiped down.