Browning BPS Maintenance Series: Lubrication

Published on April 13, 2015
Duration: 1:36

This guide details the proper lubrication procedure for the Browning BPS shotgun, as demonstrated by an expert from Brownells. It emphasizes applying oil sparingly to key moving parts, including the trigger group, receiver, bolt raceways, and fore-end action bars. The video stresses the importance of avoiding over-lubrication to prevent dust and dirt accumulation, which can hinder firearm performance.

Quick Summary

Proper lubrication of the Browning BPS involves applying a few drops of gun oil to the trigger group, receiver's bolt raceways, and fore-end action bars. Avoid over-lubrication, as excess oil attracts dirt and can impede firearm function. Use a precision applicator for targeted application.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Lubrication
  2. 00:12Lubricating Trigger Group
  3. 00:39Lubricating Receiver and Fore-End
  4. 00:51Avoiding Over-Lubrication
  5. 01:01Conclusion and Next Steps

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I lubricate my Browning BPS shotgun?

Apply a few drops of gun oil to the moving parts of the trigger group, the inside of the receiver where the bolt rides, and the action bars of the fore-end. Avoid over-lubrication, as excess oil attracts dirt and can hinder performance.

What are the key areas to lubricate on a Browning BPS?

Focus on the trigger group assembly's moving parts, the receiver's bolt raceways, any areas showing finish wear, and the fore-end's action bars. Sparingly apply oil to these critical friction points.

Why is avoiding over-lubrication important for a Browning BPS?

Excessive oil on your Browning BPS can attract dust and debris. This accumulated grime can interfere with the smooth operation of the action, potentially leading to malfunctions or reduced reliability during use.

What products are recommended for lubricating a Browning BPS?

The video from Brownells suggests using 'Brownells GUN OIL CLP CLEANER LUBRICANT PROTECTANT' and a precision needle applicator for controlled application to specific firearm components.

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