Videos tagged with CLP

This video, titled 'Super Safety Needs This!🛢👌', focuses on firearm maintenance and lubrication, as indicated by the description's hashtags like #lubricantes, #maintenance, #cleaning, #protection, #firearmsafety, and #gunsafety. It also touches on related topics such as airsoft, military history, and the use of CLP products for heat resistance. The content aims to emphasize the importance of proper care for firearms to ensure safety and longevity.

This Brownells maintenance guide provides a comprehensive cleaning and lubrication tutorial for AK-pattern rifles, using a Zastava M70 as the example. Host Caleb details field stripping, safe cleaning of the barrel, bolt, gas system, and receiver. The video covers essential cleaning supplies like CLP, steel wool, and bronze brushes, along with specialized lubricants for AK heat resistance. It also addresses common issues such as stuck firing pins and carbon buildup, offering practical tips for maintaining AK reliability and longevity without overcomplication.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled 'How I kept a straight face for that long I don’t even know. 🤣', uses the hashtag #RadcoCLP, indicating a potential focus on firearm cleaning products. The mention of #Shootingshorts and #shorts suggests a brief, engaging clip related to firearms or shooting activities. Without further information, it's difficult to determine the exact content, but it's likely to be a lighthearted or observational piece within the firearms community, possibly showcasing a product or a moment at the range.

This YouTube video, titled 'Lubricants versus Finishes,' aims to clarify the terminology surrounding gun oils and finishes, suggesting that current descriptions are overly complicated. The creator expresses a desire for more straightforward language in this area of firearm maintenance.

This video demonstrates a thorough cleaning and maintenance process for a Cobalt Kinetics AR-15 rifle, particularly focusing on how the creator maintains their firearms despite heavy use. It highlights the importance of high-quality components and regular upkeep. The creator also introduces Radco CLP and their new Multigun Competition Cleaning Kit as essential cleaning products and mentions deals on Cobalt Kinetics rifles for Black Friday. The video aims to educate viewers on effective rifle cleaning techniques and maintenance checks.

This video showcases the G96 CLP Gun Treatment, highlighting its military-approved synthetic formula. The description includes a direct link to purchase the product on the G96 website, along with a discount code 'SAS10' for 10% off. The focus is on the product's benefits for gun maintenance and care.

This YouTube video features Nic Lenze from FMG Publications testing Professor Pew CLP, a plant-based cleaner, lubricant, and protectant for firearms. The video aims to showcase a cleaner that aligns with maintaining both personal and firearm cleanliness. It provides a link for purchasing the product and directs viewers to subscribe to FMG Publications newsletters and magazines.

This video demonstrates a quick and efficient cleaning process for the high-end Atlas Gunworks Athena 2011 pistol. The host highlights that the cleaning can be completed in under 10 minutes, emphasizing the effectiveness of Radco CLP for easy carbon removal. The description also promotes DryfireMastery.com for home-based firearm training.

This YouTube video demonstrates a quick firearm cleaning process using the Hoppe's Bore Snake and Radcolube CLP. The title and description highlight the use of these specific cleaning products for maintaining firearms. The content focuses on a practical and efficient method for bore cleaning, suggesting it's a routine maintenance task. The video is likely aimed at firearm owners looking for efficient cleaning solutions.

This video review focuses on firearm cleaning, lubricating, and protection products (CLPs). The creator states they have tested numerous CLPs and declares Lucas Extreme Duty CLP as the best for cleaning, lubrication, and rust prevention. The description also includes links to the creator's social media, Patreon, and merchandise, along with disclaimers regarding safe practices and the educational/entertainment nature of the content.

This video showcases a Smith & Wesson Model 10-5 K-frame revolver with a 2-inch barrel. The owner describes it as a "unicorn gun" from the 1973-1974 production years, noting its original grips and minimal wear, though it has some tarnish due to improper storage. The presenter plans to clean and polish it with CLP. The revolver is presented as an excellent option for backup or concealed carry and is compared to other Smith & Wesson models in the presenter's collection, specifically a Model 36 and a Model 15-2.

This "Smyth Busters" episode debunks the myth that WD-40 is a suitable lubricant for firearms. Brownells Gun Techs Caleb and Steve strongly advise against its use, explaining that WD-40 is a water displacer, not a true lubricant. While it may offer temporary slickness, it can become gummy and gum up gun actions over time. The video suggests using WD-40 to displace water from a submerged firearm but emphasizes immediate removal and application of proper gun oil or CLP. It also provides a method for cleaning off sticky WD-40 residue.