How to Clean and Lube Your Glock in 10 Minutes [All Gen & Models]

Published on December 25, 2018
Duration: 11:18

This guide details a 10-minute process for cleaning and lubricating any Glock model. It emphasizes regular maintenance, even for reliable Glocks, recommending cleaning after each range trip or 1,000 rounds. Key steps include safe disassembly, thorough cleaning of all components with specific attention to rails and breech face, and judicious lubrication to avoid attracting excess dirt.

Quick Summary

Clean your Glock after every range trip or 1,000 rounds. Ensure safety by removing the magazine and clearing the chamber. Field strip, clean components with brushes and patches, and lubricate key friction points like slide rails sparingly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Importance of Cleaning
  2. 00:48Recommended Cleaning Supplies
  3. 01:20Safety Check & Disassembly Steps
  4. 02:07Cleaning the Barrel and Slide
  5. 05:13Magazine Maintenance Guide
  6. 06:42Proper Lubrication Strategy
  7. 10:20Reassembly and Function Check

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I clean my Glock?

It's recommended to perform a field strip cleaning on your Glock ideally after every range trip or approximately every 1,000 rounds to ensure its longevity and reliability.

What are the essential steps for cleaning a Glock?

First, ensure safety by removing the magazine and clearing the chamber. Then, field strip the pistol, clean each component thoroughly using appropriate tools and cleaners, and finally, reassemble and perform a function check.

Where should I apply lubricant on my Glock?

Apply gun oil sparingly to key friction points: the exterior of the barrel, the slide rails, and the connector/trigger bar interface. Avoid over-lubricating, as it can attract dirt.

What cleaning supplies are recommended for a Glock?

The M-Pro 7 cleaning kit (cleaner, oil, copper remover) is recommended. You'll also need brushes, cleaning patches, a microfiber towel, and a Glock disassembly tool or punch.

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