How To Clean & Lubricate A Beretta PX4 Storm Handgun (HD)

Published on December 21, 2014
Duration: 15:39

This comprehensive guide details the cleaning and lubrication process for the Beretta PX4 Storm handgun, suitable for new shooters. It covers field stripping, cleaning each component, proper lubrication points, reassembly, and function checks, emphasizing the unique rotating barrel system and safety precautions. The instruction is delivered in a professional and methodical tone by a knowledgeable host.

Quick Summary

Properly cleaning and lubricating your Beretta PX4 Storm involves field stripping, cleaning each component with CLP and tools like brushes and picks, and applying lubricant to specific points on the slide, barrel, and frame. Always ensure the firearm is unloaded and keep the firing pin channel dry to prevent malfunctions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 00:51Cleaning Supplies Overview
  3. 01:57Field Stripping Procedure
  4. 02:46Barrel Cleaning
  5. 03:12Slide Cleaning
  6. 06:01Frame Cleaning
  7. 11:26Lubrication Points
  8. 12:37Reassembly
  9. 14:09Function Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the essential tools for cleaning a Beretta PX4 Storm?

For cleaning your Beretta PX4 Storm, you'll need Break-Free CLP, an old toothbrush, Tipton polymer cleaning picks, a cleaning rod with a brush, and patches or t-shirt scraps for wiping.

How do you field strip the Beretta PX4 Storm for cleaning?

To field strip, ensure the pistol is unloaded, pull down the takedown tabs on both sides of the frame, and push the slide forward off the rails. Then remove the cam block, recoil spring, guide rod, and barrel.

Where should I apply lubricant on the Beretta PX4 Storm?

Lubricate the front top of the slide, the barrel's camming lugs, the barrel exterior, the cam block, and the four metal frame inserts where the slide rails make contact.

What is a critical area to keep dry when cleaning the PX4 Storm?

It is critical to keep the firing pin channel dry. Excessive oil in this area can lead to malfunctions, so angle the slide downwards when applying CLP to prevent oil from entering it.

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