Always make sure to keep your sandpaper oiled. I use the gun oil that I use on my firearms on the sandpaper and that works well. I sharpen, and restore knives as a hobby. I use whetstones and everything else so I definitely know what I’m talking about here.
I love youtube. Anytime I want to start a project and dont know how to do it, rest assured theres some country boy on here to show me how to do it! :D Thanks for the tutorial
I000 grit sand paper with gun oil. It will remove the black finish and leave the barrel the nice silver color with zero swirl marks. I've done it many times. I've even soaked the barrel in vinegar, for like 4 hours, then rinse and use 1000 grit sand paper. Works every time. I wouldn't go lower than 800 grit sand paper, that's when you start developing swirls and marks
I polished mine just with a rag and mothers. Mind you that was 12 years ago. Haha. Now I just use a dremel. Really doesn’t take much longer without soaking in vinegar. Comes off pretty easy. Even with a rag. You can get a barrel done in a hour or two.
italian pride It honestly doesn't matter if the "finish" is removed from the inside of the barrel. It's just the black coating. It has zero effect on the barrel.
As long as you plug the barrel. And you use the vinegar just enough to get the coating off it’ll be fine. I’ve done it on numerous pistols and I shined them so well that they’re slicker than a warm knife through butter and this was over five years ago, and still no rust.
THEZOMBIEBUNKER I did a Sig vid similar to yours and I lost at least one sub...He got his feeling hurt. I guess I should have put a warning out to all the SIGsitive viewers. Mine was a joke as well but i never downed the Sig company...And I had other guns than Glocks in the video.
I only have a handful of subs and probably did also. Got to stick with what you believe in though. At least i can anyhow because ive never made a penny from youtube. I do the vids because i love firearms and interacting with others that do.
Always make sure to keep your sandpaper oiled. I use the gun oil that I use on my firearms on the sandpaper and that works well. I sharpen, and restore knives as a hobby. I use whetstones and everything else so I definitely know what I’m talking about here.
Are you being sarcastic ? Lol. It sounds like it 😂
I love youtube. Anytime I want to start a project and dont know how to do it, rest assured theres some country boy on here to show me how to do it! :D
Thanks for the tutorial
Would i be able to let my barrel sit in vinegar over night? Or is that unsafe?
Yes but make sure the inside is covered completely.
On an ALL STAINLESS BARREL ONLY, and overnight is too long. A couple hrs then rinse with water with some baking soda to neutralize
We gonna ignore that flying roach ?
Don't use water, use oil when sanding. It will look like a mirror.
Or u could just buy a polished barrel.
I000 grit sand paper with gun oil. It will remove the black finish and leave the barrel the nice silver color with zero swirl marks. I've done it many times.
I've even soaked the barrel in vinegar, for like 4 hours, then rinse and use 1000 grit sand paper. Works every time.
I wouldn't go lower than 800 grit sand paper, that's when you start developing swirls and marks
Is that sandpaper soaked in water or sandpaper soaked in oil?
I polished mine just with a rag and mothers. Mind you that was 12 years ago. Haha. Now I just use a dremel. Really doesn’t take much longer without soaking in vinegar. Comes off pretty easy. Even with a rag. You can get a barrel done in a hour or two.
I tryed it worked perfect but I put foam earplugs in the ends of the barrel while it was soaking seemed to work real good just in case
italian pride
It honestly doesn't matter if the "finish" is removed from the inside of the barrel. It's just the black coating. It has zero effect on the barrel.
pro trick: you can watch series on Flixzone. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Lucas Abraham yup, have been watching on Flixzone for years myself :)
I just tried this on my sig barrel I eat it sit for 2 hours started polishing and I didn’t make a dent
🚨Do not use vinegar 🚨
Why?
As long as you plug the barrel. And you use the vinegar just enough to get the coating off it’ll be fine. I’ve done it on numerous pistols and I shined them so well that they’re slicker than a warm knife through butter and this was over five years ago, and still no rust.
@@AVH8TOR have you polished a glock slide? if so how did you do it
Nail polish remover!
0000 wool is really fine they actually use it to remove contaminates off polished chrome. Just saying. Just keep the surface sprayed with soapy water.
All I do is polish with a microfiber towel. Watch a movie to kill the time. Takes a long time but I wouldn't put acid/vinegar on a gun barrel.
Thanks for watching and commenting but I would post a factual reason.
thanks for the videos just bought the glock 19c was wondering thanks
You are welcome, thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
Great video thanks
Who ported your slide?
It's a factory C model
Do you think it can be buffed with a Dremel tool
Absolutely, the 3000 grit gets is so smooth it dont take much at all to get the shine.
THEZOMBIEBUNKER I did a Sig vid similar to yours and I lost at least one sub...He got his feeling hurt. I guess I should have put a warning out to all the SIGsitive viewers. Mine was a joke as well but i never downed the Sig company...And I had other guns than Glocks in the video.
I only have a handful of subs and probably did also. Got to stick with what you believe in though. At least i can anyhow because ive never made a penny from youtube. I do the vids because i love firearms and interacting with others that do.
THEZOMBIEBUNKER I agree...I'm not in it for the money...I love guns as well and if they can't take a lil joke then oh well...It was fun for me.
The Sig P320 is nice but in the end its just a second rate copy of a Glock. I laughed myself watching mine, i had to upload it lol.
I hope you don’t pay for water