Guns vs. Sex Lube? Testing Grips and Slides with "Personal" Lubricant [April Fool's Special]

Published on April 1, 2018
Duration: 14:45

This video, an April Fool's special from TFB TV, tests the real-world impact of extreme lubrication (sex lube and olive oil) on firearm grip texture and slide serrations. Instructor James demonstrates how aggressive features on guns like the FN 509 and Glock 43 perform under slippery conditions, contrasting them with the less textured High Point C9. The experiment suggests that while enhanced grip is preferable, extreme scenarios often discussed online may be overstated, with most firearms remaining manageable.

Quick Summary

Testing with sex lube and olive oil on firearms like the FN 509, High Point C9, and Glock 43 revealed that while lubrication makes guns slippery, aggressive grip textures and slide serrations help maintain manageability. The High Point C9 was the most difficult to handle, suggesting that extreme grip features might be less critical than often assumed.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & April Fool's Premise
  2. 00:41Importance of Grip & Slide Features
  3. 01:11Experiment Setup: Sex Lube Test
  4. 02:21Control Gun: FN 509
  5. 02:49Test Gun: High Point C9
  6. 03:03Test Gun: Glock 43
  7. 03:42Recap of Test Guns & Premise
  8. 04:23Confirmation of Test Premise
  9. 04:53FN 509 with Lube Test
  10. 06:06FN 509 Test Results
  11. 06:54High Point C9 with Lube
  12. 07:11High Point C9 Test
  13. 08:00High Point C9 Slide Manipulation
  14. 09:14Glock 43 with Lube
  15. 09:44Glock 43 Test Results
  16. 10:29Adding Olive Oil: Chiappa Rhino
  17. 10:38Chiappa Rhino Test
  18. 11:34Rhino Test Outcome & Learnings
  19. 12:00Grip Texture Preference
  20. 12:35Lubrication Test Conclusion
  21. 13:08Slide Serration Effectiveness
  22. 13:50Video Wrap-up & Truths

Frequently Asked Questions

How does sex lube affect firearm grip and slide manipulation?

Testing with sex lube showed that while firearms become slippery, aggressive grip textures and slide serrations on models like the FN 509 and Glock 43 still allow for manageable manipulation and firing. Less textured guns like the High Point C9 were significantly more difficult to handle.

Are aggressive grip textures and slide serrations essential for concealed carry firearms?

While more grip texture is generally preferred, this test suggests that extreme scenarios where firearms become unmanageable due to lubrication might be overstated. Most firearms, even when lubricated, remained functional, indicating that standard features are often sufficient.

Which firearms performed best under extreme lubrication conditions?

The FN 509 and Glock 43 demonstrated better performance and manageability when lubricated compared to the High Point C9. The FN 509's aggressive texturing and the Glock 43's RTF grip helped maintain control, despite the slippery conditions.

What was the purpose of the April Fool's special firearm test?

The April Fool's special aimed to humorously test the real-world impact of extreme lubrication (sex lube and olive oil) on firearm grip and slide features. It debunked the idea that such conditions would render firearms completely unusable.

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