Maintaining Your Glock

Published on March 3, 2015
Duration: 19:13

This guide, presented by Lenny Magill, CEO of GlockStore, details the essential steps for maintaining and lubricating your Glock firearm. It covers safety procedures, proper field stripping, precise lubrication points on the slide, frame, and barrel, and reassembly. Magill emphasizes minimal lubrication for Glocks, recommending Gun Butter for its precise application, and outlines a maintenance schedule based on round count.

Quick Summary

Lenny Magill, CEO of GlockStore, emphasizes that while Glocks are durable, proper lubrication is vital for preventing wear. He recommends lubricating every 200-300 rounds, focusing on specific points like the barrel, slide rails, and connector hook, using Gun Butter for precise application. Avoid oiling the firing pin channel and safety plunger to prevent malfunctions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Glock Lubrication
  2. 00:50Safety Procedures
  3. 02:10Field Stripping
  4. 03:25Guide Rod Maintenance
  5. 04:15Factory Grease and Oil Choice
  6. 06:15Oiling the Barrel
  7. 08:35Oiling the Slide
  8. 11:35Oiling the Frame
  9. 13:40Reassembly and Final Check
  10. 16:15Maintenance Schedule

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I lubricate my Glock?

It's recommended to lubricate your Glock every 200-300 rounds, especially if it's exposed to heat, as heat can degrade the lubricant. Consistent, minimal lubrication is key to maintaining reliability.

What are the critical lubrication points on a Glock?

Key lubrication points include the exterior of the barrel, barrel lugs, slide rails on the frame, and the connector hook. Avoid oiling the firing pin channel and safety plunger.

What lubricant does Lenny Magill recommend for Glocks?

Lenny Magill recommends Gun Butter due to its needle-tip applicator, which allows for precise, single-drop application to critical lubrication points on the Glock firearm.

Is it necessary to clean and lubricate a Glock frequently?

While Glocks are known for their durability and can run with minimal lubrication, regular maintenance prevents excessive wear. A full cleaning is suggested every 500-1000 rounds, with lubrication needed more frequently.

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