Guidelines for Maintenance - Maintenance Intervals

[@lw454]

Ernest's personal PX4 Storm cries softly in the corner.

[@LangdonTactical]

HA!

[@cjmoore7240]

I clean my guns after the range. Might be overkill but that's me. My pops was old school Army Drill Sergeant and taught me that. As for lube, well known brand.

[@deputygunner]

I still have my bad habit from the Army of cleaning after every range trip. I have tried to break that habit, LOL. I do change out all springs every 5k unless I am noticing a problem. Great advise.

[@LangdonTactical]

Thanks for watching, and thanks for the support!

[@nchintalapani]

Thank you, Mr.Langdon for speaking on this topic. I now have an authoritative source to point to when questioned why replace springs at 5K and 10K, your word carries a lot more weight.

[@LangdonTactical]

Love to hear it, and we're glad this video benefited you!

[@thereloadingcraft]

Glad to see LTT recommends Lucas XD gun oil for their P30’s! Absolutely my favorite go-to oil, and very pleased with how resistant it is to burning off.

[@LangdonTactical]

It's our favorite!

[@e7tegt503]

This was good. Thanks. I needed to hear the don’t clean after every range trip bit.

[@LangdonTactical]

Glad it was helpful!

[@peters303]

Solid advice 🎓🇺🇸 Like many others who have commented from military backgrounds, I am also a member of the clean after the range gang. Not so hard when you can only own one firearm ....

[@daveandrews5998]

Thanks for the practical and valuable guidance.

[@LangdonTactical]

Anytime! More coming soon!

[@bobl2833]

Thank you for the solid advice. I clean more than required. 200 -300 rounds and it’s filthy. But- I’ll follow the experts advice. If I plan to store for more than a month I’ll clean it. BTW love my Jonah’s Specter with Holosun 509T Green

[@LangdonTactical]

Thanks for the feedback! Jonah's Specter is a great choice!

[@markej4801]

Great pointers on timing of maintenance! Y'all rock!!!

[@LangdonTactical]

Thank you!!

[@RCGB31]

Thank you Ernie ! 😉

[@LangdonTactical]

E-R-N-E-S-T says you're welcome.

[@RCGB31]

@@LangdonTactical Thank you E-R-N-E-S-T ! 🤣

[@SplashOfOrange]

I guess it's normal then to track total round count on a gun? I do a basic clean on my handguns every couple hundred rounds, or anytime I think I may be putting one away for a while, but I haven't been keeping a "total round count" log so I can currently only make a rough guess on how many rounds I have through each, but after watching this I think I should be keeping better records.

[@LangdonTactical]

It's definitely a good idea so you can proactively replace parts before you have an issue.

[@martyedmondson8548]

Have a 2017 PX4 CC with LTT innards and a +20k round count. No stops to date but I do keep it lubed. I have weapons cleaning PTSD from my Marine Corps service. :) It looks like I need to get busy.

[@LangdonTactical]

I would say it's time to do some maintenance.

[@brucesmith5501]

Recommendations for one of your compact carries

[@LangdonTactical]

Big PX4 CC with NP3 fans here!

[@happydirt9377]

I clean and lube meticulously every time I get home from range. My guns function flawlessly and look great because I’m not lazy

[@oldmanjenkins771]

Thanks for the info! What about a brand new gun?? You guys gunna make a LTT AR some day? That would be cool

[@cw5865]

What about using a dry lube like Hornady as I do sometimes on mags, but still want a bit of dino-juice on moving parts as I can't commit to dry. Unless it is just a few rounds, thoughts?

[@lon242]

Go Diddy on em

[@chubbsmcgee9]

clean at christmas lube in july 5k plus rounds a year

[@matthewmaddox7429]

lube is life

[@LangdonTactical]

I see what you Diddy'd there..

[@jbdoingjbstuff]

@@LangdonTactical diddy done some didlin