JP1970 I bought security 9 and it jams its brand new . It shoot one or two then the empty bullet doesn’t come out . Any idea what is the issue ? Thanks
Since February 2019 I have purchased three Security 9 pistols. I really like the guns (even more than my Glock 19 Gen 5 and my Sig Sauer P320 XCompact). However, one had to go back twice to Ruger for repair. The first time was for a broken hammer and a broken firing pin (so much for titanium). The second time was for a broken firing pin. The tech called me up and asked me if I had had the slide polished. No. Ruger decided to destroy the pistol, retire the serial number, and replace it. Another Security 9 had to go back before it was every fired. There was a problem with the slide lock. If I racked the slide with an empty mag, the slide would properly hold open. If the mag was then released, the slide would not go into battery when sling-shotted until anywhere between 3 and 14 tries were made. Ruger replaced the slide stop assembly. For now all Security 9 pistols are working fine. I have two EC9s pistols. They have gone back to Ruger for repair a total of five times: broken striker, stuck barrel and slide, and frequent failures to feed. My LCP II has gone back twice for repair: the first time because the extractor was ejected while I was shooting at the range; the second time was for 5 new problems caused after the "repair": (1) magazine would drop after every shot; (2) magazine hold open after last shot only worked half the time; (3) when it did work, the slide would go forward when the magazine was dropped; (4) expended shells would fly over or hit my head instead of flying out to the right; (5) frequent failure to feed. It's working OK now after the second trip in for repair. I also use Hoppe's #9 and Ballistol, with cleaning rods, patches, and bore snake. Thanks for the video.
Wow, that is some story. Thankfully, I have only purchased one, but, truthfully, I haven't been shooting it much since i bought it. Last may I bought my first Harley Davidson and have been busy enjoying it ever since. I need to get out and shoot soon. Sorry to hear about your experience but glad to hear Ruger worked with you so well to try and make things right.
Q tip is ok, get some cotton patches to dip and put thru barrel to give it a good clean and lube. A small nylon or toothbrush works great for those small hard to reach areas. Put some gun oil on the contact areas of the slide and frame but a little oil goes a long way as it can attract carbon.
Great video .. Well done, Yeah I clean mine every after I go to the range I personally did not like the stock sights on the security-9 so I bought green Ruger tritium night sights for it ,And I got Talon grip wraps for it There only about 20 bucks I love them ..great job Just subscribed .
Thank you for checking out the video, bud! I am not too crazy about the sights either, but I don't mind the grips at all. Talon grips I have on my M&P--great grips! Thanks again!
Thank you so much, Brenda! Congrats on the new 38 special. I have a 5-shot Ruger LCR revolver too. Some people that's all they want is a revolver--fewer moving parts. Anyway, thanks again!
I appreciate you watching Ed...yeah, sorry about that...this was one of the first videos I did when I started my channel. I have thought about taking it down, but it seems to have helped people, so I left it. I appreciate your constructive criticism. Take care.
Good job on the video man. The only thing really that I would suggest changing is maybe put an initial disclaimer stating that there are many different tools that people prefer, many types of cleaner and many ways to perform the job. And that way you can eliminate having to repeat that these are only your personal preferences and such
Man of like mind to me. Love Hoppe's #9 and Ballistol. The only thing I do different is scrub with a nylon brush between soaking with Ballistol and wiping down. And I save my BoreSnake for my rifles. Great video, and best wishes!
Great review. My only advice is when you pop out the little pin, use a 9mm brass shell casing, and not a screw driver. A screw driver will scratch your slide, a casing will not.
Mine hasn't come in yet BUT I did see another video on cleaning and the guy used a Bic pen and shoved the takedown pen through from the small hole on the other side of the pistol. It just seemed easier than wedging it out with a brass casing.
douglas salley Here you go: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004ERKCIA/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1526506911&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=ballistol&dpPl=1&dpID=41wBkuxOIiL&ref=plSrch
thank you for the link. I'll get a can it should make it easier to clean with a spay can and nozzle.I'm going back to the rang tomorrow and I'll be sure to clean either when I get home or early Fri. anything to prevent build up.
I have heard that the bore snake can harm the crown of the barrel on rifles and pistols. Not sure if this can happen in every case, but thought I would let you know. Maybe your experience has proven otherwise.
Garrett Doughty The snake has far softer bristles that the steel in any gun barrel. You won’t see benchrest shooters using them because they are looking for consistent shot to shot accuracy. A wet patch is all they’re going to use but on any “duty “ pistol they work great.
Interesting question....hmmmm, personally I would call it a smooth shooter. My little Ruger LCP II 380 is snappy. I wouldn't really call the Security 9 snappy. It is a pleasure to shoot. I think most folks who own one would also tell you it is a lot of gun for not too much money! Thanks for watching, commenting, and supporting my channel. You rock! 😄😃
@@JP1970 Thank you for taking the time to respond. I really enjoyed your video. As a sidenote, as a new gun owner I've been watching youtube vids for hours...and day...trying to absorb all I can to make an educated choice about keeping the s & w .38 spec which I inherited, find one that fits my hand better. $$$ is a big issue. I'm a senior on a limited income and I've read and heard very little negative about the Ruger Security 9. My big problem with this kind of research is that most men rarely say anything that might be of interest to women., i.e. such as grip for the smaller hand or recoil for women who are not muscled up. These things. Maybe you might include us in your reviews? Thanks for listening
@@brendaandersen4241 Very good points, and i think I understand where you are coming from...I'm not sure how to include the "woman's perspective" in my videos, but I will give it some thought. You know, gun stores are pretty good about letting you hold different guns and see which fit your hand best. And, if you wanted to have them sell your 38 on consignment, the ones I frequent do that too, or they will buy it outright. Hope this helps.
I am sure by now you have fixed your problem. I Have seen people get the guide rod in wrong more than once. Good luck hope it is now working for you.Security 9 great value
Break that bad habbit. Never put finger in trigger guard unless on target (or safely dry-firing). I wish firearm safety was mandatory in schools. (4 rules)!
Travis Tennies yes, sir! Honestly, I have pretty good gun etiquette, but I knew it was a safe gun and it was safety checked. I will do better in future gun videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Guys, i just got a brand new compact security 9 with laser sights, and while i played with it and got a feel for it, the firing pin and its spring fell right out the rear of the slide. I had a heck of a time getting it back in, and i just want to tell you all to be careful and be aware of the possibility. I dont know why it happened, but i know a pin holds the firing pin in place, and I'm seriously considering supergluing that pin in place.
@@JP1970 As far as I know, I fixed it myself. I was doing things like testing the trigger, testing how far out of battery it could be to shoot, resetting the trigger and pulling it multiple times, and during all that, the pin and spring came out. I looked up how to put it back in, and after doing so, I haven't seen anything getting lose ever since. I think the little internal hammer got caught on the pin that secures the firing pin and pushed it lose.
great video,, no loud music in the back ground like some vids.. well explained,,, going to buy me one this weekend,,, good looking gun and lots of great reviews of it... again , good job on your 1st video,, lighting was good too, and the cleaner in front of camera didnt bother me at all.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, Mike....I think you get a lot of gun for the money, and the only thing I did was bought a couple extra mags. Thanks again!
Hey Cody…I have this gun set up with a stream light and keep it next to my bed…let me go check the barrel-wow, yeah, it does move around a fair amount. Not sure that’s a real problem, but interesting to know. Love this gun!
I got my Ruger Security 9 around 3 months ago, I love the thing. And for the price there is nothing better out there. It was my first gun so I did my research. I love it. I have put 500 rounds through and it’s a charm
@@eversirias7171 Well done, Evers Irias...it is a lot of gun for not too much money. I love mine! It's a little big to conceal carry but a blast to shoot. Thanks and congrats on your sound purchase!
Thank you very much for the making of this video I am myself bought a compact security nine and I’ve only shot for a Clips and two clips the bullet got lodged in the barrel so what I’m saying is that my gun is brand new but now that I have oil did thanks to you hopefully it’ll work better
I read one of the comments about putting the guide rod in wrong. Is one end different than the other so you can tell which is front and back? I ordered one today and it won't be in for about a week. I really enjoyed the video too.
Thanks mcleod55, yeah, I think it is something you have to pay attention to when disassembling the gun. Just look closely and put it back the way it was...I seem to recall getting it wrong the first time.
I would like to see an update video of the ruger security 9 if it still functioning for you and how has it been function for you ever since this video?
I will do that, sir. I have been distracted with learning to fly drones lately, but I will get to our local range and put some lead downrange and discuss the Sec-9. Thank you for the request!
T. Hughes thanks man! Yes, Ballistol is where it’s at! I love the stuff--use it on all my guns! And I’m still loving my Ruger 9. Thanks for watching and commenting! An
@@JP1970 just a tip.....soak the barrel before you do anything else. Let it sit in that ballistol. I swear it's like it soaks in to the metal. I think ballistol is what Clark Griswold used on his sled. Haha.
Ron Crane yeah, good constructive criticism, my friend...this was an earlier video I made when I first started on TH-cam. I think I have gotten better, but it is annoying when one records oneself and catches all the little “filler” transition words one uses. I suggest you try it sometime-not as easy as it looks, but thanks for watching and commenting. Hopefully it was helpful. ✌️
Your video was great, cleaned my gun in 4 minutes having never cleaned one before. Thank you
Well right on! Glad the video was helpful!
4yrs later and this vid is still helping new firearm owners learn!!
That is so cool. Thanks Tobinski1620!
I love my security 9. I have no problem with it.
You and me both, sir! It is a great gun. Thanks for watching and commenting!
JP1970 I bought security 9 and it jams its brand new . It shoot one or two then the empty bullet doesn’t come out . Any idea what is the issue ? Thanks
Since February 2019 I have purchased three Security 9 pistols. I really like the guns (even more than my Glock 19 Gen 5 and my Sig Sauer P320 XCompact). However, one had to go back twice to Ruger for repair. The first time was for a broken hammer and a broken firing pin (so much for titanium). The second time was for a broken firing pin. The tech called me up and asked me if I had had the slide polished. No. Ruger decided to destroy the pistol, retire the serial number, and replace it. Another Security 9 had to go back before it was every fired. There was a problem with the slide lock. If I racked the slide with an empty mag, the slide would properly hold open. If the mag was then released, the slide would not go into battery when sling-shotted until anywhere between 3 and 14 tries were made. Ruger replaced the slide stop assembly. For now all Security 9 pistols are working fine. I have two EC9s pistols. They have gone back to Ruger for repair a total of five times: broken striker, stuck barrel and slide, and frequent failures to feed. My LCP II has gone back twice for repair: the first time because the extractor was ejected while I was shooting at the range; the second time was for 5 new problems caused after the "repair": (1) magazine would drop after every shot; (2) magazine hold open after last shot only worked half the time; (3) when it did work, the slide would go forward when the magazine was dropped; (4) expended shells would fly over or hit my head instead of flying out to the right; (5) frequent failure to feed. It's working OK now after the second trip in for repair. I also use Hoppe's #9 and Ballistol, with cleaning rods, patches, and bore snake. Thanks for the video.
Wow, that is some story. Thankfully, I have only purchased one, but, truthfully, I haven't been shooting it much since i bought it. Last may I bought my first Harley Davidson and have been busy enjoying it ever since. I need to get out and shoot soon. Sorry to hear about your experience but glad to hear Ruger worked with you so well to try and make things right.
Great video JP! Nice pistol too. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it! I love that Ruger 9mm. 🔫🔫
nice tool !!!! and great chasing in other vids im in !!!! #livetoride and well forever fight for my family ;-) enjoy the night
Thanks! You too!
Q tip is ok, get some cotton patches to dip and put thru barrel to give it a good clean and lube. A small nylon or toothbrush works great for those small hard to reach areas. Put some gun oil on the contact areas of the slide and frame but a little oil goes a long way as it can attract carbon.
Great tips Kim!! Thanks very much!!
good video brother. I just bought my security 9 and can't wait to go the range. heard lots of good things about it
It is a great gun. Thanks for checking out the video! Congrats on your purchase!
Great video .. Well done, Yeah I clean mine every after I go to the range I personally did not like the stock sights on the security-9 so I bought green Ruger tritium night sights for it ,And I got Talon grip wraps for it There only about 20 bucks I love them ..great job Just subscribed .
Thank you for checking out the video, bud! I am not too crazy about the sights either, but I don't mind the grips at all. Talon grips I have on my M&P--great grips! Thanks again!
ARCTURUS where did you get the sights? Brand and model? I’m having a hard time finding ones that will fit. Thank you!
Nice video...great job. I'm a new gun owner. I inherited a .38 special. Can't wait to try to move the slide
Thank you so much, Brenda! Congrats on the new 38 special. I have a 5-shot Ruger LCR revolver too. Some people that's all they want is a revolver--fewer moving parts. Anyway, thanks again!
Move your oil can to see better.. but thank you ,I just bought one yesterday
Congrats on the new Ruger...sorry about the oil can. 🙃
Decent video. As a suggestion next time lower your music just a bit more and also keep your Cam shot clear for a better view. Thanks.
I appreciate you watching Ed...yeah, sorry about that...this was one of the first videos I did when I started my channel. I have thought about taking it down, but it seems to have helped people, so I left it. I appreciate your constructive criticism. Take care.
Great video ; down to earth and straight forward
EUGENE SHOWTY thank you very much! I appreciate your support!
Great video,just bought mine. Very helpful.
Wow, so how are you liking it? Sorry, I just saw this comment!
Good job on the video man. The only thing really that I would suggest changing is maybe put an initial disclaimer stating that there are many different tools that people prefer, many types of cleaner and many ways to perform the job. And that way you can eliminate having to repeat that these are only your personal preferences and such
Thanks John....good input, and I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and comment.
Great job
Thank you!
Thanks for the walkthrough, very helpful!
TheTARDISmanual I’m glad it was useful! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Man of like mind to me. Love Hoppe's #9 and Ballistol. The only thing I do different is scrub with a nylon brush between soaking with Ballistol and wiping down. And I save my BoreSnake for my rifles. Great video, and best wishes!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I use a medium bristle toothbrush.
Great video! Where can I buy these cleaning products?
Honestly, I think any gun store should have them, but I did order the Ballistol off Amazon. Thanks bud!
Great review. My only advice is when you pop out the little pin, use a 9mm brass shell casing, and not a screw driver. A screw driver will scratch your slide, a casing will not.
That is a great tip. Thanks very much!
What would be the reason after cleaning that it wouldn’t slide back all the way anymore and my safety is stuck plz help me This is my everyday carry
Yikes, I have no idea. You may need to take it to a professional!
Mine hasn't come in yet BUT I did see another video on cleaning and the guy used a Bic pen and shoved the takedown pen through from the small hole on the other side of the pistol. It just seemed easier than wedging it out with a brass casing.
Wow, that is a great idea. Never thought of using a Bic pen. Hmmm, good idea! Thanks for sharing, mcleod55.
Just something I saw. I'd have never thought of it. lol, Keep up the good work with the videos.
Good job👍
Thank you!
Good job on the video. Nice..... :)
Thanks very much!
Do u clean u clean ur newly bought gun before firing the first time in thrvrange
Never...haha, I go right out and start putting lead down range...clean afterwards.
pretty good vid, could you put up a link for wear you bought the spray lubricant.
douglas salley Here you go: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004ERKCIA/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1526506911&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=ballistol&dpPl=1&dpID=41wBkuxOIiL&ref=plSrch
thank you for the link. I'll get a can it should make it easier to clean with a spay can and nozzle.I'm going back to the rang tomorrow and I'll be sure to clean either when I get home or early Fri. anything to prevent build up.
You can get Ballistol in the aerosol can or pump spray, should be available from Brownells, Midway USA, probably also Amazon.
Are U on golf channel too ?
I watch it. 😎 Thanks buddy!
Show more specific of the gun I'm brand new and didn't see the spring put in just to help others as well
Okay...good idea--thanks for watching!
No oil? Does the Ballistol take care of that? Where can I buy that?
azcharlie2009 I ordered some off Amazon-best price I found. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have heard that the bore snake can harm the crown of the barrel on rifles and pistols. Not sure if this can happen in every case, but thought I would let you know. Maybe your experience has proven otherwise.
Honestly, I've had no issues...I love running a bore snake through all my guns. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks buddy!
@@JP1970 it definitely does look easier. That's good that you have had no issues. Hopefully it was just a rumor!
Garrett Doughty The snake has far softer bristles that the steel in any gun barrel. You won’t see benchrest shooters using them because they are looking for consistent shot to shot accuracy. A wet patch is all they’re going to use but on any “duty “ pistol they work great.
any one ever take the striker fire apart and clean it?
Not sure Bruce--I haven't.
I found a video on it. It's a bit of a PITA.
Definitely not my CC.
Probably not. Thanks buddy!
@@JP1970 but I have one. Only cost 229.
How's the recoil...once heard it described as "a bit snappy"....How "snappy" is it.
Interesting question....hmmmm, personally I would call it a smooth shooter. My little Ruger LCP II 380 is snappy. I wouldn't really call the Security 9 snappy. It is a pleasure to shoot. I think most folks who own one would also tell you it is a lot of gun for not too much money! Thanks for watching, commenting, and supporting my channel. You rock! 😄😃
@@JP1970 Thank you for taking the time to respond. I really enjoyed your video. As a sidenote, as a new gun owner I've been watching youtube vids for hours...and day...trying to absorb all I can to make an educated choice about keeping the s & w .38 spec which I inherited, find one that fits my hand better. $$$ is a big issue. I'm a senior on a limited income and I've read and heard very little negative about the Ruger Security 9.
My big problem with this kind of research is that most men rarely say anything that might be of interest to women., i.e. such as grip for the smaller hand or recoil for women who are not muscled up. These things. Maybe you might include us in your reviews? Thanks for listening
@@brendaandersen4241 Very good points, and i think I understand where you are coming from...I'm not sure how to include the "woman's perspective" in my videos, but I will give it some thought. You know, gun stores are pretty good about letting you hold different guns and see which fit your hand best. And, if you wanted to have them sell your 38 on consignment, the ones I frequent do that too, or they will buy it outright. Hope this helps.
Not all all!
I like your video. I'm having jamming problems with my security 9. This started after I cleaned it 4 the first time. Idk what I'm doing wrong
Phillip Johnson sorry, buddy...just saw this. I have no idea. Mine has shot flawlessly. I recommend making sure it’s clean and lubricated.
I am sure by now you have fixed your problem. I Have seen people get the guide rod in wrong more than once. Good luck hope it is now working for you.Security 9 great value
@@barefootbob1269 Agreed! Thank you barefoot bob! 😎😎👍👍
Paid 229.00 for mine.
Good price!
Break that bad habbit. Never put finger in trigger guard unless on target (or safely dry-firing). I wish firearm safety was mandatory in schools. (4 rules)!
Travis Tennies yes, sir! Honestly, I have pretty good gun etiquette, but I knew it was a safe gun and it was safety checked. I will do better in future gun videos. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I agree... I saw that and went, Oh oh!!!
Guys, i just got a brand new compact security 9 with laser sights, and while i played with it and got a feel for it, the firing pin and its spring fell right out the rear of the slide. I had a heck of a time getting it back in, and i just want to tell you all to be careful and be aware of the possibility. I dont know why it happened, but i know a pin holds the firing pin in place, and I'm seriously considering supergluing that pin in place.
Wow, that is weird, man. I have no idea why that happened. I would send it back to Ruger and let them fix it. 🙃
@@JP1970 As far as I know, I fixed it myself. I was doing things like testing the trigger, testing how far out of battery it could be to shoot, resetting the trigger and pulling it multiple times, and during all that, the pin and spring came out. I looked up how to put it back in, and after doing so, I haven't seen anything getting lose ever since. I think the little internal hammer got caught on the pin that secures the firing pin and pushed it lose.
I clean mine every time I shoot range ammo. Some of it is so dirty
Good policy! Thanks buddy!
Another cheap gun you hope not to send back to ruger.
It has been a great gun with zero problems, and yes, very reasonable priced. Thanks!
Good tutorial but need to work on trigger discipline
Thanks for watching!
Anybody notice the Ruger on the wood ?
😎😎
Put everything in front of camera .
That was one of my first videos. I like to think I learned a few things. Thanks!
great video,, no loud music in the back ground like some vids.. well explained,,, going to buy me one this weekend,,, good looking gun and lots of great reviews of it... again , good job on your 1st video,, lighting was good too, and the cleaner in front of camera didnt bother me at all.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, Mike....I think you get a lot of gun for the money, and the only thing I did was bought a couple extra mags. Thanks again!
Does the barrel move you yours when you have it cooked back all the way. Mine moves like crazy
Hey Cody…I have this gun set up with a stream light and keep it next to my bed…let me go check the barrel-wow, yeah, it does move around a fair amount. Not sure that’s a real problem, but interesting to know. Love this gun!
mine does too. That was the first thing I noticed and was worried about it until I saw otgers mention it too
I found the oil can set in front of the camera to be annoying.
filobetobaby yeah, man...sorry about that. That was one of my first videos. I appreciate you checking it out.
@@JP1970 I did like the video otherwise... I'm just easily distracted
About to buy this gun for my new home defense initiative, thanks for the informative video.
It is a great gun at a great price. I ordered a couple extra mags and a holster too. Good luck with your purchase, amigo!
I got my Ruger Security 9 around 3 months ago, I love the thing. And for the price there is nothing better out there. It was my first gun so I did my research. I love it. I have put 500 rounds through and it’s a charm
@@eversirias7171 Well done, Evers Irias...it is a lot of gun for not too much money. I love mine! It's a little big to conceal carry but a blast to shoot. Thanks and congrats on your sound purchase!
Evers Irias I just purchased, I’m in fl and have a three day wait...going to pick on Saturday! Can’t wait to go shoot.
JP1970 I think I will pick up a couple more mags at sports academy on Saturday. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for the making of this video I am myself bought a compact security nine and I’ve only shot for a Clips and two clips the bullet got lodged in the barrel so what I’m saying is that my gun is brand new but now that I have oil did thanks to you hopefully it’ll work better
Hope you get that worked out...it is a great gun!
I read one of the comments about putting the guide rod in wrong. Is one end different than the other so you can tell which is front and back? I ordered one today and it won't be in for about a week. I really enjoyed the video too.
Thanks mcleod55, yeah, I think it is something you have to pay attention to when disassembling the gun. Just look closely and put it back the way it was...I seem to recall getting it wrong the first time.
Yea one end has like a nail head on it so you can tell how to put it in correctly
I suspect that the compact model will be a strong seller.
Wayne Swicegood totally agree, Wayne. Thanks for checking out the video. Appreciate your support. 👍👍
I would like to see an update video of the ruger security 9 if it still functioning for you and how has it been function for you ever since this video?
I will do that, sir. I have been distracted with learning to fly drones lately, but I will get to our local range and put some lead downrange and discuss the Sec-9. Thank you for the request!
I have quite a few videos on drones i used to do a lot of RC building and racing. Can't wait to see your videos on the ruger thank you
@@colbyfamilyproductions3862 Right on--thanks again!
the fact that you had Ballistol in the background told me you know what's up :) Just shot my new ruger today. A $600 gun for less than $300. Love it.
T. Hughes thanks man! Yes, Ballistol is where it’s at! I love the stuff--use it on all my guns! And I’m still loving my Ruger 9. Thanks for watching and commenting! An
@@JP1970 just a tip.....soak the barrel before you do anything else. Let it sit in that ballistol. I swear it's like it soaks in to the metal. I think ballistol is what Clark Griswold used on his sled. Haha.
@@TheCentralflorida Good tip, sir! Thank you, and, yes, that is probably what Clark put on his sled. Too funny. Thanks again!
Enjoying my Security 9 so far. Bought it in Feb as my first CC gun. No issues with it and the price was definitely a plus.
Yep, it's a great gun. Thanks for watching and commenting!
What is the rail on the lower made out of? It looks like it is part of the plastic lower.
Either metal or polymer...depending on which rail you refer. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What type of retention hoslter u use for it
I think Kydex, or something similar---found it on Amazon. It works pretty well.
U need a brush get the tough stains out
Right! 😃👍
Good job Mr. Garrison!
Right! Thanks!
Stop saying SO and K
all the damn time.
Ron Crane yeah, good constructive criticism, my friend...this was an earlier video I made when I first started on TH-cam. I think I have gotten better, but it is annoying when one records oneself and catches all the little “filler” transition words one uses. I suggest you try it sometime-not as easy as it looks, but thanks for watching and commenting. Hopefully it was helpful. ✌️
Good vid, really explained it well.
Liz Drew thank you for watching and commenting!
JP1970 how about a little oil here and there
william mcgee I think the Ballistol does it all-cleans, lubricates, and protects.
JP1970 I did not know that it lubes also. Thanks for the info and I will get some for my guns.
Always a good idea to clean your firearms after each use!
That's what Hickok45 taught me! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Can't wait to get mine.
You will dig it, buddy! Thanks for commenting and watching!