Thank you for a clear, concise video without a lot of useless rambling like so many people engage in. New owner of this firearm and I want to make sure I'm taking care of it!
Just bought me the Smith & Wesson Mission performance 380 ezshield in the black trimmed out in gold, gold barrel and gold trigger and gold back strap and it is a beautiful gun and don't shoot bad either.
I use Lucas Red bearing grease, on the slide and wings, applied with a hobby brush (Walmart) and a synthetic machine oil (mobile 1) on the internal parts that pivot and or slide. Oil contains solvents to make it thin. Solvents continue to evaporate leaving tar or asphalt and gravity pulls the oil out of the intended lubricated area.
I don't use oil. After brush cleaning with Hoppes and wiping dry, I use Lucas Red bearing grease applied with a hobby brush in the slide grooves and frame groove wings. I use a drop of synthetic machine oil on the internal bearing and pivot parts. (Petroleum lubricant's evaporate and turn to asphalt - Synthetic lubricants don't) I refresh the lubricant in every firearm I own ever other month. I don't have failure or rust.
Clear and concise, MOST helpful; thank you! The only thing - and coming from a super-rookie - is if you'd have said something about where on the barrel you were placing the oil. I saw 2 drops (?) in the front, 2 in the back, yet wasn't exactly sure where/why those places on the barrel. But again, SUPER helpful and provided me the knowledge (and courage!) to get the necessary supplies to clean my firearm! :)
good video but you didn't say which way the pin should fit in so the slide wouldn't go on...would have been helpful as it's the first time I've ever cleaned a gun.
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Thank you for a clear, concise video without a lot of useless rambling like so many people engage in. New owner of this firearm and I want to make sure I'm taking care of it!
"without a lot of useless rambling..." Amen! :)
Just picked up this as my first gun. Thank you for easy, step-by-step instructions on how to clean it!
I just got mine yesterday!
I picked one up this week. Ammo is a pain to find, but I feel pretty satisfied with it so far
Thanks for the quick video. I'm a new gun owner and was a bit nervous to take my gun apart, but this made the process very simple.
Such a good video...been intimidated to field strip and clean. this makes it look very easy and safe. thank you
Took mine to the range for the first time. Thank you for the video!
It’s important to avoid depressing the grip safety while doing disassembly. It can cause the slide to lock up.
Nice video, thank you! Short, sweet and to the point!
Thank you. This is my first gun and I didn't know how to take it apart or clean it.
You have very nice hands for a man. Thank you.
Just bought me the Smith & Wesson Mission performance 380 ezshield in the black trimmed out in gold, gold barrel and gold trigger and gold back strap and it is a beautiful gun and don't shoot bad either.
Buying this as my first gun today!
Thank you! I promise this video is so helpful.. cleaned my first pistol like a pro.
Nice concise instructions, Thanks!
I use Lucas Red bearing grease, on the slide and wings, applied with a hobby brush (Walmart) and a synthetic machine oil (mobile 1) on the internal parts that pivot and or slide. Oil contains solvents to make it thin. Solvents continue to evaporate leaving tar or asphalt and gravity pulls the oil out of the intended lubricated area.
I don't use oil. After brush cleaning with Hoppes and wiping dry, I use Lucas Red bearing grease applied with a hobby brush in the slide grooves and frame groove wings. I use a drop of synthetic machine oil on the internal bearing and pivot parts. (Petroleum lubricant's evaporate and turn to asphalt - Synthetic lubricants don't) I refresh the lubricant in every firearm I own ever other month. I don't have failure or rust.
Thank you!
Nice simple video. It doesn't take 25 minutes to explain
Thanks...
Clear and concise, MOST helpful; thank you! The only thing - and coming from a super-rookie - is if you'd have said something about where on the barrel you were placing the oil. I saw 2 drops (?) in the front, 2 in the back, yet wasn't exactly sure where/why those places on the barrel. But again, SUPER helpful and provided me the knowledge (and courage!) to get the necessary supplies to clean my firearm! :)
good video but you didn't say which way the pin should fit in so the slide wouldn't go on...would have been helpful as it's the first time I've ever cleaned a gun.