AK 47/74 Firearm Maintenance: Part 3 Lubrication

[@Mjdeben]

Did you really need to make this 45 second clip a separate video?

[@westesh]

What kind of grease was used, is it a Brownells product?

[@ilyasahmad6725]

Good work

[@botanyaman1451]

What is the name of the oil you use?

[@jp3856]

My man knows about the lubriplate

[@mac11daddy6]

Ak’s don’t need lube. Just CLP on the rails and it’s good

[@RogerBrenon]

You skipped the whole firing pin section

[@bulldogrj5020]

My mans really needs a pair of gloves!

[@professional_larper]

Is that really all the lubrication an AK needs before the range? 🤣

[@diplexnormal3353]

No, this video is outdated. I lubricate every moving part with a specific type of lube brand, it’s called Super Lube. It’s by far the best brand of lubricant I’ve found I’ve used both the oil and the grease on every gun I own depending on which moving part takes more pressure or shock while operating. Components like the trigger assembly need oil because the oil seeps into tight areas where grease can reach and the only part of the trigger that you want to grease is the hammer surface. Super Lube is good lubricant because it will stay where it is applied, it is colorless, odorless, meaning that you can tell better if a part is dirty while cleaning. Hope this helps! 👍

[@cam2351]

Honestly, in good conditions, you don't really even *need* to lube them for them to work just fine. More than anything you're lubing to reduce wear.

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