Wilson Combat - Detailed Cleaning of a 1911

[@rickpadgett405]

Very good,I will watch this a few more times before I take my new CQB apart.

[@shadowphl]

dang! you made it look easy sir! and i am over- oiling my 1911!

[@michaelplaczek9385]

Beautiful.

[@mikeje305]

Nice omega sea master watch

[@Nontacticalboy]

Hey! Finally found someone that disassembles 1911 like I do, without removing the spring first 😁

[@lathjazz]

excellent!

[@ricksn777]

does removing the extractor knock it out of adjustment or is it ok to remove it for cleaning?

[@retiredafce3373]

It’s ok to remove it.

[@ReichenbachEsq]

💧 I thought a drop was a drop? What is a 1/4 drop & a 1/2 drop? How do we divide a natural drop of oil? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jimtewa8096]

Most people over lubricate

[@TheDoctorPsyco]

wilson combat 3000 usd (or way more) cleaning kit for a 1911 and good quality lubricants 200usd... having the balls and the nerve, as well as the knowledge to grabe a very expensive gun and handle it like a champ with out worring for a scratch cus you trust all youre skills (unlike many RIA owners who handle theyre guns as if they were 5000 usd customs) PRICELESS

[@jamescrowe7892]

I would probably use just a tad more lube. Not sure exactly how to measure a quarter drop.

[@deansankey2186]

Good information but difficult to hear at times. Had my computer volume at max. but still hard to understand as he would talk softer much of the time. Maybe go a little slower and clearly and loudly explain everything.

[@DobyDuke]

may need to speak up a bit in next video.THANKS

[@crackonwithnowak5087]

Well done! Hey Ron, anyone ever tell you that your voice is very similar to Sam Elliott?

[@TheWanskiz]

Never used a full drop

[@drewbaglin1632]

Wasn't that one of the gunsmiths from the Wilson combat gun smithing series from like the early 90s

[@retiredafce3373]

Yup

[@rickpadgett405]

He skipped the entire break down.

[@767dag]

good

[@davidlarsen2274]

I don't exactly think he's putting a ton of lube on here. And who's fighting in the desert here or on the beach in most defensive carry situations anyway?

[@kennyb50]

A little too advanced for me. My head would burst trying to put it back together.

[@brianb900]

kennyb50 it really isn’t that hard once you get the hang of it

[@paulr2372]

It would have been nice to hear you. All I heard was mumbling.

[@MrJlpzjr]

Are u always an asshole??

[@cz1always608]

Outstanding , as they say do not try this at home unless your are a trained on this . I would say say this type of cleaning might need to be done after 50.000 rounds or so . Other wise not necessary in this depth at all.

[@jimtewa8096]

After 5000 rounds

[@olegfatalist]

Мастер!

[@mdd1963]

My GOd! DId you just show how to ...install parts into a firearm..? What will the Google Overlords think...!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[@pickens1207]

He sounds like Sam Elliott the actor!!! Lol

[@macnorman]

mumbles quite a bit......

[@jerrymartin7732]

You failed to mention safety glasses or gloves to protect your eyes from spring loaded parts and gloves to protect hands from absorbing solvents. Not a good video for newbies or inexperienced owners.

[@bobjeffrey8863]

WAIT a minute,,, Clean it WHY ?? If ya have the $$ 3,500 to buy it, C"mon Just PAY someone $ 50 to clean it,, I would

[@jimtewa8096]

I wouldn't trust just anybody to clean my Wilson Combat except them also this procedure is not done very often.

[@MrLeo7627]

You Don't have to be Rich to own a $ 3,500. dollar pistol , just go without a cell phone for 2 & half years . Not enough ? cut your TV cable off. More ? Cut your internet you will have more time to ..^*):......... .. .

[@sctm81]

Some people, even rich people, prefer to do things themselves instead of paying others to do it for them.