Cleaning A Glock 19

Published on September 24, 2025
Duration: 1:27

This guide details the field stripping and cleaning process for a Glock 19, emphasizing safety first. It covers removing carbon buildup using a cleaning kit and brushes, with a tip for cleaning parts under hot water. Proper lubrication of key friction points before reassembly is highlighted for maintaining reliability.

Quick Summary

The first step before cleaning a Glock 19 is to ensure it is completely unloaded and safe. Field strip the firearm, then use a cleaning kit with brushes to remove carbon buildup, optionally cleaning parts under hot water. Finally, lubricate key friction points on the slide and frame before reassembly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Safety Check
  2. 00:13Disassembly & Inspection
  3. 00:26Cleaning Tools & Initial Wipe
  4. 00:39Brushing & Deep Cleaning
  5. 01:09Lubrication & Reassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the first step before cleaning a Glock 19?

The critical first step before cleaning any firearm, including the Glock 19, is to ensure it is completely unloaded, safe, and cleared. Always visually and physically check the chamber and magazine well.

What tools are recommended for cleaning a Glock 19?

A professional gun cleaning kit, such as the Tactical Elites kit, is recommended. This typically includes various brushes for scrubbing components, a cleaning mat for organization, and specialized lubricant applicators.

Can you clean Glock 19 parts under hot water?

Yes, cleaning firearm parts under hot water can be an effective technique for removing stubborn carbon buildup and grime, especially from internal components and hard-to-reach areas.

Where should I lubricate a Glock 19 during reassembly?

Lubricate specific friction points on the slide and frame. Key areas include the slide rails, barrel exterior where it contacts the slide, and the recoil spring assembly.

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