How To Clean & Maintain The H&K VP9

What's Crackalacking everybody an thank you for tuning into another Clean and maintain video. This week we are going to go over the H&K VP9 for cleaning an Lubing!!!! This gun is very easy to clean and take down as well. We are using the best dam lubricant on the market Aegis Gun Care!!!! Remember to use code #joejuice to get 5% off your order
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[@RonWayneOfficial]

Great step by step process. Thanks SGNE

[@ShootingGallery1]

Any time glad u liked the video

[@bjmcmahon722]

Excellent walk-through....well done sir

[@ShootingGallery1]

Thanks Brotha appreciate the support

[@mnrodriguez]

I wouldn't spray the firing pin/breech face area.

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

Very helpful, thanks

[@ShootingGallery1]

No problem man that’s what I’m here for

[@knyce1711]

I appreciate the vid. The noise makes it tough to hear about the products you recommend in the beginning

[@ShootingGallery1]

My bad for that dude so time a working gunshop is tough to film in bu I appreciate u watching the video hope it helped

[@knyce1711]

@@ShootingGallery1 It did for sure

[@-SLEAZY-]

I have a paintball version but for the life of me I cannot pull down the lever the second step after cocking the gun....... Is paintball guns different from airsoft too? because I know an airsoft gun is made exactly like the real one parts just different because it fires bbs but this uses CO2 so it should be the same blueprint I just cant pull down the lever to take off the slide the first part of any gun to remove yes I removed the clip ammo etc......... I Also have this problem on my G17 Gen 5 PAINTball I cock it back and CANNOT pull down the slide levers on both side IT JUST WONT MOVE So is it just a paintball thing? I mean these guns LOOK REAL AF and heavy as the real one made of possibly same material so I want to make sure I can open it clean and maintain it.......... But IT DOESNT WORK can someone help me out? I follow video instructions exactly no luck.....

[@ShootingGallery1]

That sounds like a paintball gun thing the regular version is easy as hell to take off

[@rigamortez]

Get a bore snake. Then you never have to pull out ;D

[@lou5.569]

Im a pretty dedicated Glock guy, but a vp9 appeared on the consignment shelf one day and I grabbed it on a whim. I'm feeling like that would be an excessive amount of oil on a Glock. Does the VP9 really need that much?

[@ShootingGallery1]

It’s everybody lies preference I tend to use more oil than others but it’s all up to you

[@thatdude9909]

That’s a range rental gun so if you’re CCW and duty carrying, then absolutely not that much. You’ll end up having oil pouring all over you

[@backbonz]

The manual will tell you lube levels for different parts. None are heavy lubed.

[@danbarb9728]

i wouldnt handle my guns like that if i would own one, it kind of hurts like you banging the parts together and dont care about scratches and all that, i couldnt do that with my stuff i paid for.

[@ShootingGallery1]

Well they are tools I think they can handle it on a padded bench

[@danbarb9728]

@@ShootingGallery1 yes of course, it is just a habit of me i can never get rid of and thats ok. I always take care about my stuff in general, so i would take care of the gun coating as well, i hate scratches.

[@ChatterontheWire]

wait, you're supposed to clean pew pews? I got a lot of work ahead of me!

[@ShootingGallery1]

Lol well at least I have a tutorial

[@ChatterontheWire]

​ @Shooting Gallery NE lol well I'll have to look at it closer later, I just had to be a smart arse on the title and I don't have an H&K anyway :) I mean I swear my AK shots just fine and it rarely gets cleaned!

[@ShootingGallery1]

@@ChatterontheWire lol