RIGHT way to lube AR15😱 #shorts

Published on January 30, 2024
Duration: 0:57

This AR-15 maintenance short demonstrates the correct lubrication points for reliable operation. Key areas include the charging handle, gas tube via the magwell, and the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) rails and ports. Proper distribution is achieved by cycling the action after application. The video highlights the use of Liquid Drip CLP lubricant with a needle applicator for precision.

Quick Summary

For reliable AR-15 function, lubricate the charging handle, gas tube area via the magwell, and the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) rails and ports. Use a needle applicator for precision and cycle the action multiple times to ensure even distribution of the lubricant.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Safety Check
  2. 00:11Charging Handle Lubrication
  3. 00:16Gas Tube Lubrication
  4. 00:30BCG Lubrication
  5. 00:40BCG Port Lubrication
  6. 00:49Final Lubricant Distribution

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key areas to lubricate on an AR-15 for reliable function?

For reliable AR-15 function, focus on lubricating the charging handle, the gas tube area (often accessed via the magwell), and the Bolt Carrier Group (BCG) rails and ports. Proper lubrication prevents friction and ensures smooth cycling.

How should I apply lubricant to the AR-15's gas tube?

To lubricate the AR-15's gas tube, flip the rifle upside down and use a needle applicator to apply lubricant through the magwell near the gas tube area. This ensures the lubricant reaches the critical components.

What type of lubricant is recommended for AR-15 maintenance?

The video recommends Liquid Drip CLP (Cleaner, Lubricant, Preservative) lubricant, noted as non-toxic. CLP formulations are generally effective for cleaning, lubricating, and protecting firearm components.

How do I ensure lubricant is properly distributed within the AR-15?

After applying lubricant to key areas like the BCG and charging handle, rack the AR-15's action several times. This cycling action helps distribute the lubricant evenly throughout the internal components.

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