I can honestly say I thought I'd be wasting my time watching this video,but I have to say it was very informative and I've been cleaning and shooting glocks a long time. So thanks for a very good video brother. I was impressed. Thumbs up to you

Thanks for the video. On that critical lubrication point. You solved my problem! I could not get from the pic illustration in the manual just exactly what I was supposed to lubricate. But your video showing the actual trigger action and the point where the two metals meet by repeatedly showing the action finally made it crystal clear to me. So much so that I immediate broke out my G23 to lubricate that particular point because I don't think I ever did it right before watching your video. Thanks again!

Hard to believe how many people liked this. After all the editing and hard work I do on the other videos this one turned out to be one of my most popular and all I did was stand there in the kitchen and talk for 20 minutes! Thank you for the feedback and congratulations on owning the "standard" Glock. My 17Gen3 gets a lot of attention because I use it alternately with my G35 for competition. It's bone-stock, too! Very easy gun to shoot well with, by the way.

@ryneporter2752

3 жыл бұрын

Are you Canadian?

@drewdiza8783

3 жыл бұрын

I like it

@brandonbullins

3 жыл бұрын

Any idea about full auto malfunctions? Can too much oil make it malfunction? Having issues with 3 gen 3 9mms going full auto. I thought it was an aftermarket ghost connector but then it done it on a stock OEM gun.

@elmoney600

3 жыл бұрын

Still watching in 2021

@no.step.on.snek.2423

2 жыл бұрын

Its not about how good you are at videoing. Its about what your talking about... People will listen to a black screen and daffy ducks voice if they care about what hes talking about

Just bought my first Glock a few days ago. It's a used 26. After cleaning it, I had performance issues. Turns out I didn't lubricate the barrel hood where it pops up into the slide when it moves forward. Works like a dream now. Thanks for making this video!

This is hands down by far one of the BEST Glock cleaning videos on KZread... Great advice for Glock owners of any skill level. I will be using this information in a few weeks when I receive my first ever Glock... The Glock 19!

@dennisthemenace5150

Жыл бұрын

Same here.

I've owned a glock for 15 years and have found it just doesn't need to be cleaned so often. I pulled mine out of the box from the factory, ran my barrel cleaning rope through it, loaded up a mag and blasted 15 rounds through it. Put it in my gun locker. Two weeks later I pulled it out, loaded up some mags and fired 500 rounds through it in 2 hours. Put it in my gun locker. Pulled it out a few weeks later, 100 or so rounds, put it in my locker. About a month later I put the glock on the bench and gave it a cursory cleaning... not much residue at all. Glock are just clean shooter and doesn't need to be cleaned that often.

@GottSegneDich

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Earnest This is beyond ignorant.

@Alpha-move

3 жыл бұрын

This is a dumb comment. Clean your firearms

@michaelearnest2182

3 жыл бұрын

God First: Dumb, no. It’s 38 years of experience with Glock firearms. Preferred by many veterans.

@TNPerBSSCommandoALIENCowboy22

Жыл бұрын

You gonna hate on a guy for giving you data on a glock?. Go complian on a torture test video somewhere snow flakes

@TNPerBSSCommandoALIENCowboy22

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelearnest2182 thank you for Doing something other than bitching at people on KZread. Don't listen to those loosers

Very very informational. I enjoyed learning from this video. Instructor gave a no bs straightforward approach to teaching the procedure. I feel extremely confident to disassemble / reassemble and oil my Glock. Thanks for taking your time to make this video.

Just bought my first gun, a Glock 21SF. This video is really helpful for the first time buyer. I would not have known that you can clean your Glock too much. Thanks for the great tips and easy to follow dismantling instructions.

The grip angle is one of my favorite aspects of the Glock. With your support thumb pointed at the target the wrist is set at an angle that creates a muzzle-down bias under recoil which allows for fast recovery during rapid fire shooting.

very helpful video. just entered the glock world with a 19. perfect camera angel. can see everything very well thanks.

Man I am subscribed and faithfully watch every new video on alot of BIG NAME gunner channels and NONE of them have broken down the glock and simplified it for us new gun lovers like you! AWESOME VIDEO!!!! 5 stars!

thanks for that video man I appreciate it, it's the most thorough of all the videos ive previously checked out I'm a first-time owner as well so this video is really helpful I was a little nervous about cleaning the gun myself but this really helped me go through it thoroughly for a 1st timer so keep up the good work 👍

thank you sir you've answered my questions, I was afraid my Glock was going to rust.

I recently bought my first pistol. Glock P80. The Owners Manual is great, but videos, like this are like having a personal instructor. You answered so many questions I had. Thanks again for the great video.

@shannonandsheila1403

Жыл бұрын

whats a glock p80

@danefuentes3877

11 ай бұрын

@@shannonandsheila1403That must be the “problem solver” Glock. Ultra limited edition. 😊

I'm glad you mentioned that. It's interesting that we've been hearing both extremes with regard to how often these Glocks should be cleaned.

Just wanted to say thanks... watched this years ago and still go back to review on occasion. Top notch vid!

Cleaned off copper residue. 30 seconds later - "you should leave the copper stuff on" xD

@ayzoidz2651

7 жыл бұрын

mike h 😂 it will be fine tho

@hectortorres5146

4 жыл бұрын

Copper looking residue is factory lubricant

@psiboost

4 жыл бұрын

Hector Torres Copper residue is Factory anti-seize for long term storage

@jonathanromero5752

4 жыл бұрын

Bro same 😂

@danbear2483

4 жыл бұрын

I literally did the same exact thing! Lol

Yes! Confidence! What a great feeling to know that we have the means to effectively respond to any trouble that might come our way.

Just want to say thanks very much for taking the time to make this video. Its very informative for us newbies. I watched two other videos before i found yours and found yours to be the most helpful. Thanks again

@theKGB65

10 жыл бұрын

Oh it was no problem at all, probably the easiest video I ever made actually. Standing there talking in the kitchen is a lot easier than running around with tripods at the range and later dubbing audio for slow motion clips during a weekend-long editing session! Glad you liked this.

Thanks for this video! I am picking up my first Glock tomorrow morning, a G19, and this is just what I needed for my pre-range cleaning and check!

Excellent video! Strong Minnesota accent, BTW. I am (originally) from MN. so I recognized your accent right away.

Got my first hand gun 4 weeks ago, glock 23, in the potent .40 cal. really loving this little beast. its fun to shoot and i will feel very well protected when i have my ccdw in a few more weeks. thanks for the vid.

Thanks for sharing this video. I found that it was not only instructional and informative for the 1st time Glock owner, but also detail oriented (e.g. like sharing insights on the reassembly [making sure the spring is fully engaged at the deeper groove], etc). As a first time Glock owner, I'd give the excellent video 10 out of 10 - good job!

Excellent video and description. I'm a first time Glock owner. I haven't fired a round through my new 34 Gen 5 yet. You did a fantastic job of explaining the breakdown and cleaning! Thank you!

Thanks for posting your firsthand experience with lead bullets here. I've been using polymer coated Precision brand 147 9mm bullets for Action Pistol handloads because of their economy. They don't seem to leave any residue in the polygonal rifling but like lead they lose some long range accuracy.

Best 21 minute video Ive seen on this topic! Close up shots on lub are especially informative; just brought home 1st new pistol/gun in 40 years! Bought a Glock 19, gen 3 because I could walk out of the store with it last week! Also bought the wife a Smith & Wesson 9mm M & P Shield. Haven't shot either one yet; racking the Shield is hard for my wife; spring is awfully stiff and tight. Been reading on how to remedy that issue. Hope we didn't make a mistake in buying that gun. Most say run a bunch of rounds thru it but that said, it's still really hard for her. Thanks for this informative video for a new owner after all this time!

@theKGB65

9 жыл бұрын

Joseph Meunier Glad to hear you're getting back into firearms. With the internet at our disposal there's never been any other point in history where researching, buying, and collecting firearms was more satisfying than it is today.

@Jason-zp4ly

9 жыл бұрын

Joe M. wife just got her first gen 3 26 glock. She also has problems racking. Am looking at buying her a ring pull that mounts on the back of the slide that she can pull with her finger instead of having to squeeze and pull the slide to rack. After seeing the videos of them I think it may be the answer and maybe yours wife's too. Check it out.

@joem.383

9 жыл бұрын

Jason Hendren Hey Jason...thanks for that info! Since posting that comment we have been to the range several times and now it's not as much of an issue as before. Usually with slide locked back a new fresh mag with bullets ready to go, she just uses the slide release lever on the side. And, we have since bought the S&W M&P .22 Compact for fun and training. It's a copy of the M&P shield only in .22LR. So much easier on her and also a ton of fun to shoot! Cheap .22 ammo (usually on line and not in stores) is less $ compared to 9mm ammo. Both are fun and no regrets!

@janus2059

8 жыл бұрын

I would guess it's a technique issue rather than a strength issue. Almost everyone is physically strong enough to rack the slide (except maybe people with degraded grip strength from advanced arthritis or some disability). I don't know why, but many first time women shooters do have trouble with the slide - but of course there are professional women shooters who can handle all sorts of weapons like the pros they are, even if they are 100 lbs. Maybe it's nervousness being unfamiliar with the process and thinking in the back of the mind that the gun might go off, or it will break - but from what I've seen the issue is how they are trying to rack the slide, not that they aren't strong enough.

@bosun1908

4 жыл бұрын

@@janus2059- Definitely agree w/ that Daniel. If Joe, Jason, their wives do enough searching on the internet, eventually they'll find one or more techniques to help ease their racking, as pre-teens have learned. I have growing hand arthritis but have learned to overcome some pretty stiff spring resistance.

11 years later and this was extremely helpful. Thanks!

Thanks-a-lot for detailed step by step instructions. I just bought a Glock 19 Gen 3 and used your video to field strip and clean it before I use it at the range. Your video and instructions were very nice and I enjoyed it. Thanks again.

Good info. I bought my G19 Gen 4 very lightly used from a friend. When I read the manual's cleaning instructions I was disappointed to see my buddy had cleaned the factory grease right out. Oh, well...

@theKGB65

8 жыл бұрын

+kichigaisensei According to the phone call I had with Glock's tech department that's not important at all, but if it would make you feel better you can pick up a small tube of Loctite C5-A Copper Based Anti-Seize Lubricant and glob it back up good-as-new!

@chromeredjazz

8 жыл бұрын

+theKGB65 Gloctite!

@jinyow5581

8 жыл бұрын

That brass grease is used for hi temp lubrication and it sticks and last a good time I used this often in working with wheels and bearing replacements since the manufacturer says to leave it that means there's a high amount of friction meaning hi potential of wear and tear go buy some and replace it should be more then 10 -15 bucks and will increase life of your gun

@scottarmstrong8475

8 жыл бұрын

+Jin Yow What if I cleaned that lube out by mistake. can I not shoot the gun until I re lube it? I really wished I watched this first

@kichigaisensei

8 жыл бұрын

Scott Armstrong No problem. You can use any normal gun lube. Glock merely "recommends" keeping the copper-colored lube in the gun as long as possible.

Love your videos. One small observation. With respect to the Glock smile, it actually refers to the weakening of the brass case at the base that extends past the unsupported portions of the Glock chamber. I have a video that explains this under Glock Smile. It can lead to some dramatic results . :)

Thank you for the excellent tutorial. It was exactly what was needed for a first timer!

My dad has had his Glock for about 12 years. Never cleaned once. It's at the point where his clock jams after ever other shot. Glad I watched this cuz I wanna help him out there since glocks are known for not jamming at all.

Bought a G17 yesterday

@cazturr

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Franco I bought a Glock 17 yesterday too, mine is a Gen 4. I don’t know what yours is. This is my first handgun.

@MARTINADBA1980

4 жыл бұрын

I bought a G48!

@Lil_derrty_96

4 жыл бұрын

Itachi Uchiha itachi with a glock is a scary thought 😂

@1978UA

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew Franco did you find ammo.

Just got my first handgun yesterday, Glock 22 Gen 4. I wanted a full size. Everyone had told me you just can't go wrong with a Glock!

@donnafagan2830

4 жыл бұрын

GETTING MY 1st ONE tomorrow! I've had a hard time making up my mind between a Glock, Bodyguard, Pathfinder or a Sig Sauer. I keep going back to the Glock BUT I'm wanting that safety button

@losi8ightyew

4 жыл бұрын

@@donnafagan2830 You won't regret it. I ended up going back the very next week and buying a G23. Mine are even chambered for the snappy .40 and I still absolutely love them. Beware, they are hungry, more than you think. Your glock will eat 500 rounds at the range and ask for more. Lol. I shot through almost 700 rounds of .40 cal and still wanted to keep shooting mine man!

@Idekwigo

4 жыл бұрын

Scored a gen 1 for 4 bills!!! I'm super stoked

Pretty sure this is the best one I’ve watched on Glock out of about 20.

Long time Glock owner here, but saw your vid and thought I would watch it. Very well made and comprehensive video sir. I hope first time Glock owners will watch this.

Don't sweat it. Glock ships them fired and lubed for break in purpose. Cleaning the Glock before first fire is not necessary. Its even not recommended.

@joshuasmith6346

5 жыл бұрын

I shot my glock19 without cleaning or oil, that shit fires like a dream

@EricOrange99

5 жыл бұрын

The user manual of the G19 that I bought today says to clean it BEFORE first use.

@hectortorres5146

4 жыл бұрын

I also shoot a shit load of rounds out of my 19 also fires like a dream I’ll probably clean it about every 1000 rounds a few drops of oil and shoot away that is why Glock is the best side arm for the money fuck that best gun no matter what

@ilikefriedriceg2263

3 жыл бұрын

Literally the manual says to clean it before firing it the first time. What are you talking about??

@fonzmendez6917

3 жыл бұрын

@@EricOrange99 yeah a general people have handled this and dust has built up cleaning not a add lube make it shiny cleaning

I just recently purchased my g17 and now am waiting for the stupid 10 day wait period I'm super excited

@saltcreekammo

7 жыл бұрын

that's sucks. It took 5 minutes to buy my G27.

@juggaloman479

7 жыл бұрын

Where at.......I'm stuck in Cali so that's why it took forever

@saltcreekammo

7 жыл бұрын

+brandon kassel Utah

@juggaloman479

7 жыл бұрын

+Keith Gee ahhhh

@jerdog333

7 жыл бұрын

Same. 7 days to go.

Such a great video and enjoyed the humor too, eh. Gave me some really good and new information on some of the tolls and procedures I need to know.

Excellent video and advice. You sound like a gunsmith. Your expertise and knowledge are much appreciated. For new owners of Glocks you are God sent. Keep up the excellent work. Peace and out.

G-19 - great choice!

Actually, I think the biggest issue/concern would be to have your skin exposed to those powerful solvents because that stuff will go through the skin and get into the blood stream and from there go into the bone marrow and potentially be a very serious problem down the road. My best friend's dad used to strip furniture using his bare hands to work the stripping jell and he ended up dying an agonizing death due to that stuff nailing him later on. Best to use gloves and open a window. Take Care!

Just bought one a month ago and I wish I watched this video before cleaning and lubricating it 3 times great video. Thanks!

The copper lubricant is Loctite C5-A. Glock stopped using the Tenifer salt process around 2011 because of concern from the EPA, Glock now use gas nitride. Glock owners manual says to lightly lubricate the slide rails not frame rails.

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

That makes logical and practical sense because whatever oil is applied to the short frame rails is basically wiped from the frame rails in the first several mm of recoil travel and not deposited along the entire length of the slide. Lubing the slide rails means it gets applied along the entire length.

Bought my first Glock pistol after 40+years of firearm abstinence. I t's a G20, Gen4 10mm. Can't get much better than that,

@bosun1908

4 жыл бұрын

Don't know who talked you into a 10mm, but that's about the last caliber semi I'd ever get. Has less stopping power than a .40 cal, and because it's the least prolific handgun of any other common caliber, it has the most expensive ammo. You'd be better off getting a .9mm or .45 cal.

@johnleyva4619

4 жыл бұрын

@@bosun1908 where the hell did you hear that 😂 complete lie

@OldGriz708

4 жыл бұрын

@@bosun1908 Don't parrot shit you hear at the local shooting range or backwoods gun store. It reveals your ignorance on the matter.

you don't have to clean a Glock but I have to keep my spotless just the way I like it

@travispowell2471

8 жыл бұрын

Same here. I'm a bit obsessive about keeping my guns gleaming. Clean every time I shoot. Whether it's 5 rounds or 500

@tommylee2647

8 жыл бұрын

+Travis Powell Every other range date should be good for any Glock. When it come to cleaning.

@apuzyr

8 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the ONLY obsessive one!

Thank you for sharing your first-hand experience with the products you mentioned. Sounds like you've really taken the time to work out what works and why you like it. These are products I should try out, just like Frog Lube.

Thanks for your patience and humbleness. JP/NJ

Thank you very much sir for this wonderful video. I just blew out 200 rounds from my brand new Glock 19 Gen4 which hardly created any mess inside, however, I was using brand new high quality ammo. Then I purchased some reloads from what I understand are a bit dirtier. I'm not worried about the mess that it may create since I am now comfortable with the cleaning method that you have presented. These pistols are excellent and I can't wait to get back to the range as I've been born to "Glock n Roll". I hit my target with a 93% success rate from all distances. I will look into a gun cleaning kit as I have not purchased one yet. Thanks a million friend. You were a wonderful help to me.

@theKGB65

9 жыл бұрын

Jim Russell It surprises me that this video took off. If I'd known this many people were going to find it useful I would have leaned on it a little harder. Thanks for your supportive comments.

@bose5900

9 жыл бұрын

Just a little tip dont run reloaded ammo on glocks reason why is cheaper because is known to explode firearms in half so next time just buy good factory ammo. @Jim Russell

@RichDunn

9 жыл бұрын

Rodo Perez Just put 3,000 reload rounds through my G19, without any failures. And certainly no explosions!

@bose5900

9 жыл бұрын

Well that sounds great im happy for you that luckly nothing bad has happen & hope that nothing will. Most of the time people reloading ammo just put a lil too much powder propellent witch makes the casing explode popping the barrel & everything around it So whoever is reloading the ammo is doing a good job or even if is your self good job keep it up I personally will keep on shooting with winchester factory ammo because it has never failed on me to this day. @Richard Dunn

@bose5900

9 жыл бұрын

Your right. The thing is I don't mind spending my money to make sure that my handgun/pistol functions good. @k4n31985

not my first hand gun just got my first Glock 21 been a Sig man for most of the time video is great.

This is a great instruction video on cleaning a Glock! Thanks for posting! I just got a new Glock 19 Gen 4 and I was able to clean and lube the locations you showed in the video so it's ready for action at the range this weekend.

Buying my first Glock tomorrow and only my second handgun. Going from a SW 38 to a Glock 19 Gen4. Terrific video. Thank you for taking the time to post.

Not sure what manual you're reading, but it clearly says to clean it prior to firing.

@michaelearnest2182

4 жыл бұрын

So you are awakened by a loud noise in your house, you figure-intruder-grab your glock, give it a quick cleaning and then go see what's happening? Yikes!

@lilwarriordahottest

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelearnest2182 lmao right

Glock was not my first but immediately became my favorite handgun! You can't go wrong buying glock!

Excellent video! Lots of useful info explained in a VERY simple way for all of us beginners...thank you! And by the way, I will also be buying my first Glock soon; it will also be a 21. : )

Just bought a new G19 Gen 5. Trained with Gen 4 and loved it. Thanks for the information.

I just bought a Glock 17 Gen4 last week. I rather enjoy it. No issues yet... However I have done a total disassembly and reassembled to make myself fimiliar with it. Works like a charm. I think I have a good gun...

@getx1265

8 жыл бұрын

+Jerry Ragan I have mine on order now! Looking forward to the same!!

@jerryragan

8 жыл бұрын

+Gary Ellliott You will love it... only upgrade I would recommend is Trijicon night sights.

@getx1265

8 жыл бұрын

I ordered it with night sights! Thx!

@jinyow5581

8 жыл бұрын

Question have u had any issue with dropping the mag in middle of fire ie. Depressing mag release while firing jus wondering and has any shells been getting to your face ?thanks for taking time and possible answer

@jerryragan

8 жыл бұрын

+Jin Yow Are you right or left handed? As for having brass hit my face,I have not had that issue. If you have issues hitting your mag release when you are shooting... You will notice the indent set your thumb there. If you have large or medium sized hands you might need to place one of the extended back straps so your hand will set right. I am by far not expert but that is what I am thinking. Might want to wait for other responses. That way you get other ideas.

I couldn't make it past 1;05 .. There was too much stupid.

Yes, I often do use Ballistol by itself. But if there's a bottle of Slip2000 near by, I'll usually finish up with a touch of that. Makes for a smooth trigger when used on the connector.

Lots of good information! Thank you very much.

a glock will rust lol just saying ....good video

@nattrejo6574

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Rice yeah he says he can storebit in water but he wont guns are metal they will rust if water isnt removed

@shadowwolf7622

4 жыл бұрын

I've rusted a model 17 1st gen and a 43. Glocks will rust. I clean my Golcks like any other gun. I used to believe that crap too. But 2 of my Glocks have prooved that myth is false.

Awful video. So much wrong information being passed as fact.

@adminjava1

8 жыл бұрын

Could you please clarify? Thanks!

@ResistTheNonsense

8 жыл бұрын

Charles - I would also appreciate your comments on what was misinformation. I commented above regarding the comment at the end about the cartridge coming up from the mag behind the extractor. I don't think it actually does that. I think the rounds always come up from mag in front of the extractor. What else did you think was in error.

just picked up my first glock the other day. lightly used completely babied gen 3 26 for $300! this video helped. im not usually a glock fan, but it fits in the space i need it to fit and time and price were just right.

Metal flakes in the action area are typically from the shell casings; very common even in well worn guns.

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV, Jesus Christ is the only way...............

@DerekRobinson103

3 ай бұрын

😂

Inside your frame and slide is filthy! That's not cleaning! Stop misinforming people on how not to clean one!

Thanks. That’s really good video. The way u explain everything. Good information.

It's just one of many things on a long list of great products that I've never gotten around to trying. Thanks!

Awesome video. New Glock 30 owner here and I learned a lot. Thanks for taking the time to make this.

Thank you so much for the informative video. My wife and I just got new Glocks. Hers is a 19 and mine a 17. She has not been around guns except to shudder when ever someone picks one up. Having said that, she has found a new love in her Glock and loves target shooting. She is taking a beginner course tomorrow and we are both going for our CHL's next month. Thanks to your video she is now comfortable breaking down her gun and re-assembling it. Thank you again... Ron

@theKGB65

9 жыл бұрын

Ron Pearson The Glock family - a match made in heaven!

It has been a good 45 years since I've fired, cleaned and reloaded weapons of any type. I really appreciate the time you put into this presentation because I vaguely recall what a PIA it was trying to figure out how to properly clean my Astra 600, .30cal M1, etc. "back in the day" without the Internet as a source of info. I can't imagine you left much out. I have yet to decide on the caliber of Glock but more than likely one of 17, 19 or even possibly a 20 and It likely won't be my last.

Just ordered a Glock 42, this video was very helpful as cleaning procedures on all pistols are somewhat different. Many thanks.

I noticed the copper colour when I opened my new glock 34 and thought it was rusty from sitting on the shelf. It has bothered me all day. I watched your video and I feel so much better. Thanks for taking the time.

Thank you so much. I am picking up my 1st Glock (17 Gen 4) in a few hours. Great info for first time owner and novice pistol owner.

Great presentation! I've watched only a relative few firearm videos because most people's level of expertise and their idiosyncrasies are often intolerable. But this was high quality with little fluff or hyperbole, plus no ridiculous intro credits or talking head routine. Instead, direct and to the point. 👍

I just got a police-trade-in Glock 21, Gen 3. Very little holster wear on the slide and the internals were immaculate! Plus, it has night-sights that are still working!!! I already have 8 other handguns, but this was my first Glock. I'm hoping to be able to shoot it this weekend.

Excellent video! Thank you, i needed this tutorial.

G96 is an old friend that I've been using, along with some others, since 1987. It seems to work very well, and the smell still reminds me of my first revolver -my sadly missed Smith and Wesson 6-1/2" M29, .44 Magnum.

Thank you for such an informative video.

Thanks for the info! First time pistol owner/Glock owner and appreciate the advice on cleaning.

and maintenance very relaxing and enjoyable. Looking forward to more. Pheonix

I just bought a Glock 21 as my first gun and I found this video exceptionally helpful. Here I was thinking the gun needed to be spotless after my first 100 rounds. Thanks!

Thank you an excellent up close view for us first timers.

Thanks for the video. I just got a Glock 30 SF and will be shooting it tomorrow for the first time. Good to know a few things about basic cleaning and I've already been able to take it apart and put it together a couple times since watching the video. Thanks!

@theKGB65

10 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that!

This is a wonderfully informative video. Thank you.

First time glock owner here. Really likes to step by step process you presented! When you are new to gun ownership it really helps to watch videos like this.

@dennisthemenace5150

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

thank you for the detailed video. i also just bought my first pistol it's a glock 22 gen 3 40s&w. just had my first range day with it and it's still shinny thinks to your video.

Glad you liked it! Congratulations on your first of many cleanings. Now you can go out and get it good and dirty!

Thanks for helping me understand how to clean my new Glock. I am going to conceal and carry classes and I need to learn what you have taught to keep my weapon in great shape. I believe a lot of people watch this video but never expree their appreciation. Thanks, again.

You are the best I had some much trouble trying to dissemble my Gluck 42 until now Thank you very much

Good Vid! As a fairly new shooter I did the typically newbie thing and over oiled a couple of times and really gunked up the firing pin chamber. It took a couple of thorough cleanings to fix that. The drops that come out of the typical oil bottle are too much. Putting a drop on your finger like you showed is much better.

I just picked up my first handgun. Glock G17 Gen4. Thanks for the video upload. Very cool to see and helpful!

Heh, getting my G4 FDE 19 next week. (Finally) Glad I stopped by here real quick to watch the video. Thanks for the tips.😄

Very informative vid. Truly enjoyed it. thanks for taking the time for sharing it with us. Well done!

Awesome video, thanks! Just bought the gen 4 Glock 21 about 2 hours ago so this was very helpful.

Dude. THANK YOU .For your last tip and explanation about damaging your ejector by not using a mag. And just throwing one in at a time.

You're right. I did this on the fly and it's hard to remember to mention every detail. My mag-wells are often very dirty from dropping mags in slush and on muddy ground and re-inserting them, but this time it just didn't dawn on me to mention that important item.

Lots of great insight and well shown!

Thanks for the tip on the extractor at the end. My CCW is a Shield and I always dropped one in and then put in the full mag to get 9 rounds. I will try to switch to loading one with the mag and then re-top off the mag after that, no point in harming the gun.

@cameranikon Always have time for a fellow Nikon enthusiast! For competition and practice I occasionally use Walmart's Winchester 100-round white-box ammo, but mostly use handloads with a variety of bullets, 147 grain in the 9mms, 180s in the 10mm and .40 S&W, and 230s in the .45 ACPs. Home defense and concealed carry ammo is 230 grain .45 ACP Winchester PDX1 and Federal Hydra-Shocks. I'm not too particular about which premium defense ammo I use as long as it's heavy and hollow.