Videos tagged with Hoppes

This video from Brownells provides a quick and practical tip on removing light rust from firearms. Steve demonstrates two methods: using oil and a rag for superficial rust and 4-0 steel wool with lubricant for more stubborn rust. He emphasizes gentleness with the steel wool to avoid damaging bluing and highlights the importance of proper firearm maintenance and prevention, especially regarding moisture exposure during storage and seasonal changes. The video aims to help viewers keep their firearms in good condition.

This video showcases the Hoppe's 1-2-3 Done! cleaning kit, demonstrating a quick and easy method for cleaning firearms. The process involves applying Hoppe's No. 9 bore cleaner to the brush, Hoppe's lubricating oil to the tail of the boresnake, and then pulling the boresnake through the firearm's chamber. The video also includes a strong emphasis on firearm safety, providing disclaimers and encouraging viewers to seek professional training. Affiliate links for purchasing the product and additional resources from USCCA are provided.

This YouTube video features an unboxing and initial review of the Hoppe's 9 Pistol Cleaning Kit. The creator expresses initial skepticism but is pleasantly surprised by the kit's contents, including a cleaning rod, various brushes, and patches. They highlight its compact size, making it ideal for range bags, and its versatility for .22-, .357-, and .38-caliber pistols. While not yet tested in use, the creator anticipates it will perform well based on the apparent quality of the components and recommends it as an affordable and effective option for pistol cleaning.

This video review focuses on the Hoppes 1,2,3, Done Bore Snake, highlighting its effectiveness for cleaning .223 and 5.56 caliber firearms. The description also promotes a CVLIFE 4x32 Tactical Rifle Scope available on Amazon, indicating the creator's affiliate relationship and commitment to reviewing used products.

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 provides recommendations for the best pistol cleaning kits. It highlights brands like Hoppes, Winchester, and Gun Master, focusing on essential cleaning supplies for handgun maintenance. The content is geared towards firearm owners looking to keep their pistols in optimal condition.

This YouTube video, titled "Get Some Too!", appears to be a short, promotional piece encouraging viewers to subscribe to the channel and offering thanks for support. The description includes links to industry-leading brands like Miculek, Hornady, and Hoppe's, suggesting potential involvement with shooting sports, ammunition, or firearm maintenance. Without a transcript, the exact content is unknown, but the provided links and title imply a connection to the firearms community, likely focusing on shooting activities or product endorsements.

This video provides a concise overview of essential gun cleaning supplies for any shooter. It highlights specific products like Rem Oil, Bore Snake, gun grease, and Hoppes foaming cleaner, with links to purchase them. The creator emphasizes these as the most crucial items for maintaining firearms and encourages viewer engagement through likes, subscriptions, comments, and sharing. Additional links are provided for supporting the channel, purchasing gun parts, and the creator's camera and microphone.

This YouTube video from Brownells demonstrates the use of the Hoppes Bore Snake for firearm cleaning. The description provides a link to Brownells' video website for more information. The video focuses on a specific cleaning tool, highlighting its functionality and application in firearm maintenance.