Videos tagged with Water Cleaning

Rob Ski from AK Operators Union, Local 47-74 demonstrates a critical cleaning procedure for firearms fired with corrosive ammunition, specifically using the Romanian PSL 54 rifle. He emphasizes the immediate need to flush the rifle with water to dissolve corrosive salts, followed by thorough drying and oiling to prevent rust. This practical guide highlights the importance of understanding ammunition types and their specific maintenance requirements.

This guide details the post-mud test cleaning process for an AK variant, as demonstrated by InRangeTV. The AK's simple design facilitates easy breakdown and cleaning. The process involves using forceful water to remove mud, air drying in a suitable environment, and final lubrication with WD40, highlighting the AK's ease of maintenance after extreme conditions.

This video demonstrates a basic cleaning method for a SCCY CPX-2 pistol that has been subjected to extreme contamination with mud and sand. The presenter uses water to rinse out dirt from the trigger mechanism and slide rails, aiming to restore functionality. The test suggests that even with such basic cleaning, the pistol can remain operational, highlighting its resilience under harsh conditions.

This guide details the immediate post-shooting cleaning procedure for firearms that have fired corrosive ammunition, specifically focusing on AK-pattern rifles. The primary method involves flushing the firearm with fresh or warm water to dissolve corrosive salts, followed by drying and a bore snake run. The instructor emphasizes that there is no need to fear corrosive ammo if proper cleaning steps are taken promptly.