Posted: 5/21/2005 11:19:00 AM EDT
| What does everyone recommend? When I first cleaned mine, I mistakenly removed that copper colored stuff the factory puts on there. Is that just anti-seize? |
AFAIK, yes it's just anti-seize. I wouldn't be concerned with it's presence or abscence. In my experience, GLOCKS aren't picky about lube and they don't need much of whatever you choose. Most any gun lube should work just fine. I usually use CLP cause it works and it you don't need to mess with a seperate cleaner. Occasionally I'll put a tiny amount of Tetra grease or Miltec grease around the trigger bar and connector area. |
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Militec-1. Glock don't need much oil maybe 3-4 drops for the entire gun. More than that and your asking for it to hold dirt/fouling and start jamming. glockmeister.com/glubric.shtml |
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I use Wilson's "Ultima Lube" oil and grease. I put it on the outside of the barrel, inside of slide, and rail guides. After lubing your glock with this and racking the slide, well.........., its almost like sex.www.wilsoncombat.com/search_results.asp?txtsearchParamTxt=ultima+lube&txtsearchParamCat=ALL&txtsearchParamType=ALL&iLevel=1&txtsearchParamMan=ALL&txtsearchParamVen=ALL&txtFromSearch=fromSearch And then I use "Rem Oil" for all the tight areas such extractor, trigger assembly etc. get the one oz. bottle precisionreloading.com/remoil.htm |
| Don't put RemOil or any other lubricant on a Glock's extractor, trigger assembly, etc. Follow Glock's lubing instructions and apply four or five small drops of whatever you decide to use exactly where Glock tells you to. (Oil on the extractor will migrate into the firing pin channel.) |
OH -NO oil in the firing pin channel!............Its amazing how Glocks get submerged in mud, sand, run over by a truck, frozen, but God forbid oil gets in the firing pin channel.....LOL!!!!........... what happens to they Jam???.....LOL!!! Do as I instructed and you'll be fine. I've been shooting over 30 years and never had a gun fail due to cleaning and maintenace. |
I also oil the snot out of my Glock. My friend who has been shooting Glocks for many years taught mt this. Oil goes everywhere even in the fireing pin channel and on the extractor. Years of shooting like this and his guns never jam. He cleans them everytime though and then reoils. |
Eehhhhhhhhhhh let me tell ya something sparky. I bought a used Gen 2 Glock 17 with so much brass specks in the action that it had turned to green fungus inside. Totaly broke it down to the last part. cleaned it. oiled it as my crazy self usually does. took it to an act 235 course and shot 148 out of a possible 150. Oh and by the way. I out shot a Brinks supervisor / range instructor by a mile and his 5906 kept jamming(it needed a good clean and libe thats all). |
+1 for Militec-1 I use it on all my firearms. Pistols, rifles. Matter of fact last night I relubed all my firearms. took 2.5 hours. |