AR-15 SPR Synopsis and LPS 1 All Weather Greaseless Lubricant

Published on July 7, 2015
Duration: 17:59

This video demonstrates an effective method for cleaning a heavily fouled AR-15 bolt carrier group using LPS 1 All Weather Greaseless Lubricant. The instructor, with extensive experience, highlights the product's ability to cut through carbon with minimal effort, even after 1500-2000 rounds. The guide emphasizes focusing on critical areas like the extractor and bolt face, while also noting that excessive cleaning is unnecessary, recommending no more than 10 minutes for the bolt carrier group. The video also provides a detailed synopsis of the SPR-style rifle build.

Quick Summary

The VSO Gun Channel demonstrates cleaning a heavily fouled AR-15 bolt carrier group using LPS 1 All Weather Greaseless Lubricant. The instructor advises limiting cleaning time to 10 minutes and focusing on critical components like the extractor and bolt face. LPS 1 is noted for its ability to break down carbon with minimal effort and its unique property of reactivating under heat.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Cleaning Motivation
  2. 00:44AR-15 SPR Build Synopsis
  3. 02:05Rifle Components Overview
  4. 03:00Rail System Details
  5. 03:13Barrel and Handstop
  6. 03:41Optic and Upper Receiver
  7. 04:15Charging Handle and Lower Receiver
  8. 04:43Magazine Release and Trigger
  9. 05:24Grip and Stock
  10. 06:22Selector Switch and Sling Mount
  11. 06:45Sling and Bolt Carrier Group Prep
  12. 07:03Buffer and Spring
  13. 07:22Bolt Carrier Group Details
  14. 08:12Starting the Cleaning Process
  15. 09:31Applying LPS 1 Lubricant
  16. 10:07Initial Cleaning Results
  17. 10:43Detailed Cleaning with Tools
  18. 11:09Field Cleaning Wipes
  19. 11:50Cleaning Philosophy and Time
  20. 12:33Cleaning the Upper Receiver Chamber
  21. 12:43Critical Bolt Carrier Group Inspection Points
  22. 13:44Reassembly Preparation
  23. 13:46Thoughtful Product Design (LPS Cap)
  24. 14:30LPS 1 Properties: Dry to the Touch
  25. 14:46LPS 1 Performance Under Heat
  26. 15:52Automotive Origins of LPS Lubricants
  27. 16:21Concluding Thoughts on LPS Lube
  28. 16:50Sponsor Mentions and Discount Codes
  29. 17:37Outro and Channel Branding

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recommended cleaning time for an AR-15 bolt carrier group?

The instructor recommends spending no more than 10 minutes cleaning an AR-15 bolt carrier group. Spending longer suggests you are cleaning it too hard or unnecessarily. Focus on critical areas like the extractor and bolt face.

What lubricant is used for cleaning the AR-15 bolt carrier group in this video?

The video demonstrates cleaning the AR-15 bolt carrier group using LPS 1 All Weather Greaseless Lubricant. It's highlighted for its effectiveness in breaking down carbon fouling with minimal effort.

What are the key components of the SPR rifle build discussed in the video?

The SPR build features an 18-inch DPMS Mark 12 barrel, a GDI Mark III rail, an ACOG TA31 optic, a Magpul UBR stock for balance, and a chrome bolt carrier group with a single-piece gas ring.

How does LPS 1 lubricant perform when the firearm heats up?

LPS 1 dries to the touch and reactivates when the gun heats up, forming an oil layer that captures particulate without causing clogs. This is beneficial for maintaining lubrication during firing.

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