Glock's Official Recommended Cleaning & Inspection

[@anthonyoddo2519]

6 years later, and your video is still coming in handy! Thank you for such an easy well explained video demonstration.. just cleaned my first glock for the first time easy as can be

[@FrankieFalk-wj3yk]

Yes, thank you for this video!!

[@SamuelHernandez-cy7wm]

Pro tip: when done cleaning kiss your glock and remind it how much you love it

[@mr.rogers9319]

LMAO 😂😂😂

[@delopera6044]

I do it every time. 😁

[@dangerdoberman]

I do this all the time >:0

[@Johtic_]

Samuel Hernandez even tho i live in cali and my glock is illegal i still do this lol

[@bigt4331]

@@Johtic_ what makes it illegal, I though you could own a glock in California?

[@exohead1]

As a new Glock owner, this was quite helpful

[@marymichaels5434]

Yggyy

[@supahdupahplayahmacknumbah1]

@@marymichaels5434 geez lady learn how to use a computer you keep replying with random letters on peoples comments

[@marymichaels5434]

@@supahdupahplayahmacknumbah1 big gh hjgghhggfgjhgg

[@foolspeedahead]

ChurizoMcBurrito lol

[@foolspeedahead]

exohead1 congrats! Hope you’ve been enjoying it.

[@dongnippano156]

The best Glock cleaning video on You Tube - period. Clear, perfectly filmed, perfect pace, follows all Glock factory protocols. Absolutely brilliant.

[@xx8836]

Cleaning a Glock is like not knowing how to tie your shoes. If you need an instructional to clean a firearm that is notorious for a lack of maintenance needs you have problems.

[@JamesMalone-ui9yu]

Thanks! Purchased a Glock a few months ago and I spent the last 7-8 hours taking notes from this video & reinforcing it with the Glock manual. Much appreciated!

[@weneedsaving515]

I'm 58 and bought my first pistol, which is, Glock 19 gen5 on March 18th 2023 I watched quite a lot of cleaning vids and decided this is my go-to vid Thx

[@GSXRlntensity]

I just cleaned my Glock 19 today for the first time watching your video step by step. Truly appreciate your taking the time to do this for your viewers.

[@xx8836]

Life must be hard if you can't figure how to wipe off a gun with little to no maintenance schedule.

[@ethankinser4819]

You spoke clearly, didn't ramble, everything you talked about was concise and you didn't go too fast or skim over important stuff. Huge thumbs up from me.

[@vegetasgurl01]

I just cleaned my first pistol (a Glock) for the first time while watching this! Thank you!

[@steeltown825]

Wise choice chick, wise choice. My 26 was also my first purchase. Of course that was many years ago. Good on you.

[@HypeMachine69]

@@steeltown825 I just turned 21 & purchased my first handgun, Glock 19 Gen 4

[@axerose]

@@HypeMachine69 gen 5 over here, my first firearm

[@toklikon]

@@HypeMachine69 I just got my licence at 21 and I am carrying glock 19 gen 5 mos version and i love this gun. I will use this video for cleaning aftewards.

[@MN-Hana]

43X Gen 5, in the same boat here

[@edub1894]

Thanks for making an emphasis on a visual check on the chamber to make sure the weapon is unloaded without question. Too many people skip this step and it not only ends up harming them but in rare it also harms those around them because we all know that bullets don’t just stop after they hit dry wall or what not. I really appreciate how conscientious you were of this aspect of gun safety that is often times over looked so from me to you, thank you VERY much!!

[@lisaspence5377]

This video helps me so much. I watch it every time I clean my gun. Thanks.

[@arthursmith643]

Lisa Spence The American Gun Institute cleans there guns with Simple Green and hot water. You can Google that. There are many KZbin videos showing Glocks in ultra sonic machines. Toss the gun in some hot water and a bit Simple Green. Let it sit for five minutes scrub it up with a toothbrush and clean barrel. Rinse with hot water and dry with cloth and hair dryer. You can feel how clean. Lube it up and your good to go.

[@marymichaels5434]

Ggy

[@DinoTheDinosaurROAR]

So basically you have short term memory loss... like me lol I have to watch it every time too lmao

[@barthj21]

Every time?

[@michaelhargis7036]

Love a lady who owns and Carry's a gun. Bless you.

[@AaronSchwarz42]

*Wear gloves (nitril, latex, vinyl, etc) to keep lead from getting on your skin while cleaning guns FYI. Lead a neurotoxic metal that harms the glial cells of the brain. I work with lead acid batteries professionally, so I know a lot more about lead safety than the average person. As a scientist with a background in chemistry, toxicology & environmental science, I am warning you to wear personal protective equipment because your skin absorbs things. Also using solvents exposes you to airway hazards, so do you gun cleaning in a garage, workshop or other area away from foods, the kitchen etc. Make sure you use solvents in a well vented area & avoid storing solvent soaked rags in a bin *leave them outside to evaporate & dispose of the materials ethically in accordance with local laws in your area. Also be careful when storing solvents, flammable substances like gasoline, alcohol, etc. Store in a sturdy fire resistant cabinet away from sources of ignition like a natural gas furnace, water heater, stove, etc.

[@bladeluv2pray]

Thanks this video help me clean both of my guns. It's been a while since I cleaned my gun, so thanks.

[@synthsol5522]

Also make sure to protect your esophagus with a layer latex before you drink water from the faucet, the water is Contaminated with safe levels of lead and chlorine but they are both potentially dangerous and you shouldn’t trust your body to safely deal with them

[@juanes1892]

Only certain organic lead compounds not covered by the standard, such as tetraethyl lead, can be absorbed through the skin. The only concerns about the lead a person will encounter when cleaning a firearm are the concerns of ingestion or inhalation. I'm all for gun safety but stating that the lead encountered when cleaning firearms is absorbed through the skin is simply not true. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration website states this, so if you're experienced with handling lead I assume you have read this: www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.1025AppA

[@synthsol5522]

John ya OP is a pseudo intellectual

[@mitch9186]

I work at a lead smelter. Blood lead is 17ug/dL. The lead from the barrel of your gun won’t harm you

[@Fotiosmarino]

this is one of the best glock cleaning videos out there. thanks sootch.

[@sootch00]

Thanks Brother!

[@MitkoSofiiski]

I had been traned in the military on how to clean my weapon, however, this video really put a new perspective on the cleaning. I really appreciate the tips and directions provided and appreciate your comments. God bless the USA!

[@janoshorvath6676]

The U.S. is an underappreciated nation. Stay blessed 🙏

[@kevinc.cucumber3697]

Dude we just wipe it down with baby wipes and put lubricaton on it, lol

[@rawdude7722]

And Austria!

[@petergriffin383]

I love how smooth the action feels after I clean my gun, very noticeable difference.

[@createthiscom]

FYI this is my default gun cleaning video. I always pull it up when I clean my glock 19. Well done. Glock really missed the advertising boat by not making this video themselves.

[@FerociousSniper]

I just leave mine in my pocket holster in my jeans and throw it on with a load of laundry. No need to inspect or lubricate.

[@SlavicCinnamonRollie556]

I hope you're joking..

[@Matthew-re9pb]

I let the asian people dry clean it...mild starch

[@EverettVinzant]

And I felt like I was doing a life hack by throwing it in the dishwasher...

[@trenchcoats4life891]

@deucedeuce22oz 😂 I hope you don't strain yourself when you put it up there.

[@ScoobyDrewski]

Just throw it in a bowl of Hoppes and let sit over night. The disassemble everthing including the firing pin and plunger and extractor, and also your trigger assemble, then dry

[@StevenKelley]

I clean my Gen5 Glock 19 with this video each time since i'm still a newbie when it comes to guns. Great tutorial.

[@antoniomelgar658]

I have the same gun, is it safe to use Hoppes 9 products?

[@StevenKelley]

@@antoniomelgar658 yup! It's some of the best!

[@antoniomelgar658]

@@StevenKelley thanks for replying so fast! What about holster? Do you recommend any brand in specific? I’ve read some of them tend to scratch the gun :/

[@StevenKelley]

@@antoniomelgar658 Alien Gear 4.0 in waistband is very comfortable and adjustable!

[@d3cd3c20]

Does Hoppes 9 CLP work? Do I need solvent as well?

[@okgentfarmer]

I have been a 1911A1 shooter for 55 years and will be picking up my first Glock this week (G30S). Thanks for making this very informative video.

[@Kolby9241]

Ken Andrews congrats man! I love my glock 19 for conceal carry

[@9ZERO6]

Been shooting Glocks for almost 20 years. Been cleaning them almost 😉 as long. Excellent information from the manufacturer. This is a "Glock recommends" procedure folks. The inspection details are some that I have admittedly omitted several times, time to rethink my procedure. I am always anal about getting every bit of fouling out, but I can see that it is an integral part that should not be overlooked. Thank you sharing this video. 👍

[@CITYBOY5950]

As a visual learner, this was extremely helpful. Appreciate you taking the time to make this!

[@SteelPhoenix78]

I bought a Glock G45 at the beginning of October as my first firearm purchase, and though my nephew who's a LEO & firearm instructor already gave me the basics on how to field-strip & clean a Glock, this video is incredibly valuable & deeply appreciated!

[@flamoby]

Just added this video to my favorites. I've had my glock 42 for almost 1 year now and I love it. I had been cleaning it but thought I would make sure I had been doing a proper job. I had missed a couple of things so I'm glad I found this and will continue to use this video as a guide.

[@cindymarieFL]

THANK YOU, sir, for a very informative video! I’m still somewhat new to guns and have a new Glock 42. There are tons of videos on KZbin that claim to show people how to disassemble and clean a gun, but the people skip key steps and assume we all know how to do what they skip over. Your video was, by far, the most helpful I’ve found. Thank you!

[@worstcasescenarioch]

Avoid running a dry brush through your barrel without wetting it first. Not because you will damage anything but because you WILL have powder residue inside your barrel, and running a dry brush in it will basically throw said powder everywhere like a cloud of dust. You will breath it, you will put it on your furniture and clothes and if you can avoid doing such a thing by wetting the barrel first you should do so.

[@1badC6]

Every time I clean my guns, I watch this video to make sure I didn’t miss anything. Thank you for what you do.

[@SouthernDixieRebel22]

I want to say thank you for this video, I just recently acquired a Glock 19x and want to make sure I take care of it and I just finished cleaning it following your directions. ❤️

[@robbieb2011]

Want to thank you very much. First time gun owner. Just cleaned my brand new glock 19 gen 5 using your video and it was super straight forward and detailed. Made it easy and very enjoyable. Thanks.

[@RonAbrams]

I'm a new owner and walking through this was excellent- thank you for doing. Yes, God Bless America

[@JasielArredondo]

Been using this video every time I clean my glocks for years now. Thank you.

[@TrailsNThings]

Thanks for taking the time to go through step by step. It's good for new gun owners as well as experienced ones to see things covered in detail on video. Thumbs way up 👍😁

[@mziem]

I love your close-up shots. Most other videos try to do a close-up and end up with a blurry, crappy shot and you have to wait for the video to come into focus before you can see what they are trying to demonstrate. You do a very professional job on your videos and your viewers greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these.

[@jimalcantara6638]

I know this is an older video...but I am a new Glock owner and I really appreciate it. Not only did I learn the cleaning, but the parts! I switched to other videos to get more detailed explanations about firing pin service..etc.

[@natejohnson4903]

Probably the best Glock gun cleaning video on KZbin.

[@RobertMcCune007]

Glocks are easy to clean simply field strip and place in dishwasher make sure the plastic is on the top rack LOL then throw it in a sock toss in the spin dryer oil reassemble and shoot. PS. Don't do this... Good video I love cleaning my guns takes a bit of time but my OCD wont let me stop until I can take a white cloth rub it in all places and comes out white then oil I spend about hour to an hour in a half on each gun but I completely disassemble the slide every time and yes I know I do not have to do this every time but dam it feels good to know its perfect. Thanks Sootch00

[@jpfrankie3380]

Mr. Sootch00 - I purchased my first gun a month ago and I couldn't find a KZbin video that really gave you step by step instructions, until I found your video. Thank you.

[@rufusuzoma]

One thing I love about this video is "God bless America and long live the republic" we need to say that more often.. Great video by the way.

[@EverettVinzant]

deucedeuce22oz Your keyword “god” does nothing for the Republic. This is why there is a separation clause. Religion is the codification (organization) of belief. Belief is the acceptance of claims without evidence. The only hate I have is towards the acceptance of claims without evidence (or the acceptance of claims despite evidence, what we call faith). I hate the acceptance of claims without evidence (despite evidence) because it does nothing to strengthen arguments. The only way (belief/faith) support knowledge is to give someone motivation to discover those things that are concordant with reality (truth). So what I was saying is, I don’t understand why people are taking a stand that is concordant with reality and then invoke mythology and weaken their argument. Why would I want/like a weaker argument? Why would you hope my hating of weak arguments is “removed from my heart?” How would anyone benefit from that?

[@notafanboy250]

Why bring religion into a gun cleaning video? Can't I watch gun videos without you religious dolts invading every single gun video? I'm glad I own firearms so I can protect myself from you crazies.

[@Dweller415]

notafanboy 🙄

[@TexasViking_INFP-t_5w4]

*LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!*

[@24framedavinci39]

To each their own when it comes to a god. Glad you have something to believe in. Definitely, we live in the best democratic republic on this planet. Why, even with all of our problems, so many people want to be here.

[@nurgle5533]

I have owned my glock for 5 years, and this still taught me more about the oil steps. Much appreciated

[@nickl1682]

Good to see a man and his guns staying clean.

[@gillesashley9314]

I think this is the best Glock cleaning video I've ever watched on KZbin.

[@2010styx]

Just cleaned my G45 with this method. Loved the experience!

[@clebcdsilgur]

Almost 7 years later and your video is still helping people! Thank you here from Brazil - Rio de Janeiero city.

[@vardalei3639]

Excellent video! I just got a gun cleaning kit and your video definitely helped me with cleaning and inspection process thoroughly. I would like to say that I really recommend the Boosteady gun cleaning kit. It is a great product at a reasonable price. This is a very complete kit that includes brushes, jags, and loops for just about every caliber and gauge you're likely to run into. If you have a variety of calibers and gauges, this set has you covered.

[@kentallen8838]

Excellent video. One thing you got very right was the details, particularly video closeups. A lot of KZbinrs may explain things well but their cameras aren’t close enough to really show the details. Great job. Also, I appreciate a “clean” video, not just a “clean gun” video. 😁 It’s refreshing to hear someone speak without a bunch of profanity, so if my kids overhear what I’m watching they don’t have to learn any new interesting words. 😅

[@DOCSAFETUBE]

number one thing I do when coming to this channel. THUMBS UP...

[@sootch00]

Thanks Doc!

[@tribui119]

DOCSAFETUBE thumps way up!

[@robertmaybeth3434]

Hears a thumbs up for your thumbs up!

[@johndonovan1878]

DOCSAFETUBg

[@avenger4cats72]

sootch00 Hey I have a question if you have a moment: during the inspection the slide stop doesn’t snap back down smoothly (G26 gen 3, basically like new, as only been fired roughly 50 times in years so maybe not “broken in” yet?) It does “snap” but it takes me pushing it down, it’s not smoothly like in your video. I tried it on a G19 (also Gen 3) and it snaps down smoothly just like in your video, without me forcing it, but the G19 when purchased already had been fired/used a lot. Not sure if it’s suppose to snap back down always or if it takes time to “break in” before it’s more smooth - kinda like the trigger. BTW: thanks for the video! Just subscribed! This video is way better than trying to read it from Glock’s website!

[@HearingDogs5]

Thanks!

[@snuffyvontrap1486]

Greetings from Western Canada, Excellent video, found it clear and concise, compared to others I have viewed. Interesting point, as a new Glock gun owner (Glock 34 Gen 4) I was disappointed in the apparent sticky inconsistent trigger action. After following this video and the tip regarding the slight lubrication on the rear portion of the trigger linkage, it has improved considerably. Also enjoyed the outtakes at the end, they added a good chuckle. I gotta subscribe now! Cheers

[@OsoGrande5150AZ]

Thank you! I'm a (new to me) Glock owner. I readily noticed it hadn't been fired in a while, and was very gummy. I really appreciate your up close and step by step video. Now my Glock slides easily. Thanks again.

[@gillesashley9314]

Glock's recoil is just perfect and well balanced.

[@noreensudder]

I have used your video guide on cleaning my Glock 43, 19, & 17 for a few years now. I have it saved and is my only go to when I am cleaning my Glocks. Thank you!

[@kenesto]

A very well-produced and elaborate instructional Glock Hangun cleaning video.Makes for a decent go-to reference for all spectrums of that great pistol.I of course got the manual that comes with the pistol,but to view a step-by-step process recommended by Glock puts traction on that directive without a doubt.I really appreciate your production of this video sir!

[@cryptocorporal777]

Following this guide I cleaned my Glock 19 the best it’s ever been cleaned in 4 years. Not because I never cleaned it, but because I didn’t have the knowledge of specific spots to look for. Found dirt and grime I would have never noticed. Great job sir 👍🏽

[@robnober1]

Don't own a glock but love the content you put out on KZbin

[@FerociousSniper]

Robnober Freund You should remedy that situation. Even if you don't make it your EDC they are nice to take to the range.

[@sootch00]

Thanks Brother!

[@robnober1]

Quintus Aurelius Symmachus the 43 looks appealing. But with the honor guard that helps veterans I might have to do some more detection and research to my next hand gun. As I only have the sig p320 cm That I just love. But I am in the market for something more edc. As p320 is a bit of a large carry

[@robertmaybeth3434]

well go git one man!!! I never liked they don't have a safety...so i put one on anyway (siderlock trigger safety) now i like it a lot better. And got another one two. Try a G26 and it might change your mind about them. A neat, accurate, small and handy pistol.

[@buzman1985]

Get yourself a Glock, bub.

[@leishkarivera1851]

Loved this video, my dad let me clean his gun for the first time so i can learn and it really helped me and showed me a lot.

[@gwailotus9154]

is the main reason to clean a firearm often to: A) reduce risk of accidental discharge B) reduce risk of round exploding in barrel C) prevent jams n other malfunctions D) increase lifetime of parts without needing replacement/repair which one?

[@TexasViking_INFP-t_5w4]

E) all of the above

[@mattpoedy6386]

Gwailotus c

[@jcastle614]

ALL

[@TheRealDrummerDude]

This is the best instructional Glock cleaning video that I've see. I recommend this for any gun instructional classes. It's very no-nonsense, straight ahead, military SOP type stuff--my favorite way.

[@judetorres1739]

The copper is Loctite C5A copper based anti-seize

[@nzuniga14]

They say not to remove the factory copper, but then also to clean it after you first purchase the weapon. What is the technique for cleaning but not removing the copper? Did I miss that in the video?

[@nzuniga14]

Target Shooter so I just avoid the areas that have the copper?

[@nzuniga14]

Target Shooter got it. Thanks for the info!

[@aaronroszczewski7267]

$10 will get you a jar of C5A large enough to last a lifetime. Just clean how you must with solvent, and carefully apply a little more with a toothpick along the slide rails before reassembly.

[@mikemaas6224]

@@aaronroszczewski7267 Bad idea! It's mildly abrasive. That's why it's for the break-in period only. I use it on ar builds between the barrel and upper, but there's no friction there, and is used solely to make sure the barrel can be removed later, plus protect against two different type of metals making contact.

[@lchapman313]

Just got my first gun and it's a Glock 19. Will be taking a 2-day class in a couple of weeks but figured it wouldn't hurt to watch as many vids as possible. Thanks for your detailed instruction. I tried to clean my gun just using the printed instructions that came with it but couldn't figure out how exactly to get the slide off. Your video answered that for me and more. Thanks!

[@marknorwood7521]

A lot of good information on KZbin (but a few idiots too). You're right about watching as many videos as you can. Never can "Learn Too Much". Don't be afraid to ask questions at gun shops and shooting ranges too. Most "Gun People" are easy going and glad to share. As the old saying goes, "The Only DUMB QUESTION, is the One You DON'T ASK".

[@itsxoutlawxphantomx5328]

Awesome tutorial everything explained well 22:40 “do it all over again”🤣

[@PNWTone]

Literally best video I seen about cleaning glock. I’ve seen so many and they’re all different and too long or too slow. Yours was perfect

[@mikemaas6224]

Easiest way in the world to clean Glock lowers? Baby wipes. Got that tip from a Glock Armorer many years ago. Wring out any excess moisture. Clean and let dry. Done.

[@samorthmann2511]

Mike Maas you mean real baby wipes or those gun wipes?

[@holdfasthomie5768]

Thank you so much for this video. I've been looking for this for a while and I had to sift through just SO many videos with a lot of exposition, poor camera angles/quality, unexplained steps, bad narration, gun guy fluff, and so on from other channels. This is such a tight and thorough tutorial. I just want to do things correctly and I finally found a tutorial that gave the the knowledge I was looking for. Thank you very much.

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

Ok, this may be a stupid comment, but that's actually a nice cleaning mat! I didn't know those were out there and that seems better than the neoprene roll I've been using. Thanks!

[@sootch00]

I found it at Palmetto State Armory and it's made by Lyman. Very useful. Thanks

[@blujeep22]

NoTimeForThatNow just ordered one from Amazon - $12

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

bludingo22 and Sootch excellent, thanks! I hate having pins and springs rolling all over and those compartments will definitely help! Also looks like they'll contain fluids.

[@sootch00]

It's handy for small parts and the sections help keep things organized. Plus it's small enough to not be in the way. I think you'll like it. Thanks

[@darrincook8972]

sootch00 I need to get one of those cleaning mats, every time the wife sees me heading for the kitchen table with gun cleaning supplies and one of the good kitchen towels she gives me the evil eye. great video as always, keep up the great work, and merry Christmas to all.

[@johnnypipe]

I cannot begin to tell you how many times I have watched this video, but this is my go to standard. Simple, straight, and to the point. And the products used. Just plain old Hoppe's #9 solvent and oil. And really, that is all you need on a Glock. Thanks again for the many years of reviews. God bless

[@wooddawg4868]

Glock set a standard that no one was able to match or compete with. Their design is nearly 30 years old and was state of the art from the very start which nearly each pistol maker has tried to copy without violating patent laws. Glock has made some changes to the design here and there but its still the original design.

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

Frank Wood an astounding tool. I don’t understand why people are so afraid to conform they’d carry anything else. It’s your LIFE. If it’s THAT reliable I want it for my LIFE.

[@Baasicstuff]

very good a guy that follows directions....refreshing

[@luizfelipecandidodeoliveir6100]

What a coincidence, this particular gun has my initials printed in it LFCO 😃

[@vtec407]

Thank you sootch00! I finally cleaned my Gen4 G19 after its first 600 rounds. Followed your every step. Now I can't wait to get back out to the range!

[@baseball2662]

After firing your first 600 rounds, did your glock start firing rounds different in a bad way?

[@vtec407]

@@baseball2662 Not that I noticed.

[@flightparamedic505]

An excellent video Sootch. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Watching you clean this glock 26 made me feel confident In the method I have been using since its spot on with your video. Well done sir!

[@sootch00]

Mission accomplished. Thanks Brother

[@serega4087]

@@sootch00 how do you control guns so straight without moving on all videos? I noticed it long time ago. It not just typical correct and strong grip. Do you do hand exercises or weight lifting?

[@Woodyt]

got my first Glock 20 and this is just what I needed. Thanks

[@bobbydyne]

Every time I see someone taking apart and putting together a handgun I always think of Major Payne lol

[@danielcollects7547]

Just cleaned my duty gun with this video thank you!!

[@cyw7557]

Can you do a AR-15 cleaning video

[@RJM1011]

Good idea. :)

[@3653john]

Cys Adventures he has one. 👍🏻

[@excavatoree]

He has two. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TGoaxrls-SopY kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWGzoZmaad11h7s

[@karinavenegas2475]

Cys Adventures star chamber is probably the hardest to clean next to the bolt it catches the end of the q tip easily so it’s delicate to clean so that’s the annoying part when I had to clean my m-4 in the army

[@johnthompson3377]

Superb demonstration of break down, cleaning, oiling, reassembling and inspection, sir---could not have been done any better. I sincerely appreciate you!!

[@Guns_and_Saints]

I can't remember everything. I be watching this video every time when I'm cleaning my Glock 19.

[@MikeOliverDesign]

Best Glock cleaning video I have seen, thank you

[@oldcop18]

I have a close friend who was handling his 1911 and had a negligent discharge where he shot his left index finger off. Auto loaders need to be handled w/extreme care. My buddy is an experienced gun handler and if this could happen to him, it could happen to anyone.

[@marymichaels5434]

Uyyg

[@carryeveryday910]

Old Cop Clearly not experienced enough if he’s not following the 4 rules.

[@COBALT_iLLADELPH]

Guns fun

[@JS-te4gz]

Is his name Mike and did he post above?

[@liamdmcinerney]

Bought my first firearm (glock 45) and after putting 100 rounds through it, I found your video for cleaning. Greatly appreciate your tutorial 7 years later! Cheers

[@davidconroy6350]

12:37 Lubrication Points

[@cacocorlino3666]

Mvp

[@HangingwJK]

As a new and first time owner of a firearm this video was extremely helpful to clean and maintain my 43X after using it at the range.

[@yobentley7274]

Does Glock ever recommend Ballistol? I like that stuff too....

[@l8tbraker]

Yo Bentley Watch hickok45's Glock cleaning video. He's a big Ballistol fan.

[@bpear1600]

Ballistol is all I use. Great stuff.

[@tylertownsend5218]

Just cleaned my glock 19 for the first time ever and i bought some q-tips so i could clean it like you did 👍 i appreciate the video, patriot! God bless!

[@justanotheryoutuber5228]

Careful with the cotton that comes off you can cause an issue if it gets jammed in the wrong area

[@stingy1304]

Sootch, has anyone ever told you that you look like an older, skinnier, Kevin James? (the guy from paul blart)

[@sootch00]

No, that's a first. : )

[@AzeezZerey]

lol omg he does

[@ronritter5412]

Wow , that's stretching it

[@codycuppes6954]

don't you mean Rick James? lol

[@backoff7659]

LMAO ; He probably doe's Rick James for Halloween, getting Funky with it , Ha,ha,ha !!!

[@licho117]

Great video! I was going to have someone clean my 19 for me, but after watching this video I’m confident in doing it myself. Thank you

[@scottk3920]

Not clean enough for me. Scrubbing it with a dry brush? When does the OCD vid going up?

[@BigAlWillis]

what do you use?

[@andrewneidinger646]

I never use a dry brush. Usually spray the gun with remoil or some kind of gun cleaner and then brush with a nylon brush. Then I go through with patches or a rag and clean everything up and wipe it dry. Then ill take Q tips to the rails. Cleans things up alot nicer. Then ill wait about 10 minutes to make sure everything is dry then lube it. Only things i use to clean is remoil. Nylon brush. Nylon barrel brush. And patches. And it cleans up real easy aslong as you clean it after every time you shoot it

[@WildWing-wl7nj]

@@andrewneidinger646 That's the right answer. I wouldn't use a dry brush either.

[@jvswwevo]

Sonicare for your glock?

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

I never owned a gun! I’m in the process of looking to purchasing one! A Glock 26 or 27 that I’m interested! But I might as well get used too and learn ahead of time how to clean them! Great tutorial!

[@thomasgansler9526]

Glock cleaning...... Wipe off with an oily towel? 😊😆

[@edbartoli619]

This was very informative and well explained way on how to clean your Glock. I’m a first time gun owner and I own a Glock 19x. Just finished cleaning it and this video couldn’t of been more informative.

[@Truckerraf]

What happened to the video where you shot your truck by mistake?

[@arnoldibay5929]

Rafael Zamora i remember that one!

[@apb2887]

Rafael Zamora He caught a TON of shit from people for being "irresponsible" so he said he took it down. So many anti-gun memes from that video, I don't blame him for taking it off line

[@LawFarin]

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[@tomstone3645]

@@LawFarin THANK YOU DOG MAD HAHAHAHAAH

[@DBrutale]

I have owned Glocks for over 5 yrs (3 different models), and learned several things in this video. Thanks Sooch!

[@gunsquawk6693]

Never cleaned my Glocks. Never had a problem. Hmmm.

[@chrisinminneapolis2367]

Gunsquawk this is another option. with my p99 and ppq 9mm walthers both have 3000 through them never cleaned once run fine. i enjoy cleaning and glocks are my carry brand i clean em.

[@chrisinminneapolis2367]

Gunsquawk this is another option. with my p99 and ppq 9mm walthers both have 3000 through them never cleaned once run fine. i enjoy cleaning and glocks are my carry brand i clean em.

[@robertryland9332]

As a beginner to the Glock community this video was very helpful to me on properly cleaning my Glock

[@Kyle_Sentz]

Damn it lol, got a new g20 today, didnt know what that copper lube actually was, stripped it and cleaned it out. The first thing I do with any new gun I buy is take it down and clean it and lube it. Oh well its a glock, it'll run

[@htorres11]

Great information mate. As a new GLOCK owner this was very helpful.

[@ladymayramorfin413]

Ohhh man I thought you were Putin, for a minute there! Lol

[@jamesfrost7465]

I bought my first Glock today! G45 then a bunch of letters and numbers. Thank you for the instructions. Good job Sir.

[@jorgebatista425]

New Glock owner from Jersey thanks you very much for this video.

[@tbaggusmaximus]

I neglected cleaning my Glock 17 for some time. This video was awesome and very easy to follow along

[@AngryVikingwGuitar]

Every few cleanings, pull the back plate off and remove the firing pin assembly and that little spring+rod to the right of the firing pin. make sure the inside of the breech is clean, as well as the pin assembly. I had a buddy's G19 that was failing to charge the firing pin because this glue-like gunk built up in there and was slowing the pin down a lot or even freezing it in place. This made the trigger feel super weird and inconsistent too. A quick oiled wipe got it functioning good as new!

[@ExploratorVie]

I know this is an old video, but thanks for covering basic content. It's very helpful for those of us just getting into, or back into, firearms. Very helpful, great content!