SW22 Victory Cleaning Tips | TANDEMKROSS [ T K ] TV
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- Team TANDEMKROSS Shooter Brian "Lawson11b" takes us through SW22 Victory disassembly, SW22 Victory cleaning, and SW22 Victory reassembly on Facebook LIVE!
Brian also removes the SW22 Victory magazine disconnect and covers some great SW22 Victory reassembly tips & tricks for getting the SW22 back together quickly, with & without the [TK] HALO. Make your SW22 Victory field strip easier and keep your gun running at its best!
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I’m watching this for the first time may 14th 2024, it’s a great video on disassembling and cleaning a SW 22 Victory thanks Tandemkross.
Very welcome
After I spray the interior of the frame with cleaning agent (mainspring area, hammer, etc) I use my compressor to blow it out. This removes the debris better than I can with a Qtip. I use compressed air on almost all my guns to get the gunk out of nooks and crannies. I then take a wooden stick used for pushing back your finger nail cuticles and cleaning patches to wipe out the interior a little better. Works for me!
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!
I was wondering if it was okay to use compressed air on a gun after using a high pressure spray can cleaner (such as Birchwood Casey Gun Scrubber). I have a compressor and this makes sense to me ‘cause I already clean and dry a variety of mechanical things with it. But a gun I’m not sure about; as a novice the last thing I wanna do is screw up my brand new SW22. My thought was this would be a little quicker and more thorough than the Q tip method.
Thank you for your most excellent video break down of the victory. This was most informative and learned very much by watching the whole video.
I just purchase the victory and love it.
Thank you again.
Thank YOU! Glad you found this video so helpful.
I am not having the problems with the magazines described in this vid. Out of 1000 rounds fired with my SW .22 I maybe have two failures and I'm sure it the .22 ammo and not the fault or failure of the pistol. This is one of the best target pistols I have ever owned.
I have 2 of these one is the same as yours the other is the performance model and it has the Volquartsen barrel with the Venom red dot and trigger upgrade the performance center model is 50% Lighter
Gun oil is not a cleaning agent. It's a lubricant. Some kind of solvent like Hoppes or G96 solvent removes carbon and can help with leading. Oil does virtually nothing. It's the last step after cleaning to lubricate then protect the firearm. I think this concept comes from how so many use things like WD40, thinking they are cleaning and lubricating with one product. They find out it doesn't do so well so they switch to just oil, skipping the cleaning step.
They pull a clean patch and think it worked. I can run a brush with solvent through that supposedly clean bore, then pull an almost solid black patch. Using just oil as a cleaning product is not "old school."
My Rem oil says it does both plus Teflon . I've been using this a long time and never checked to see if it was kosher. Is this a no-no ?
Hi Rodney. For starters, most folks do not consider Rem oil the top of the line. Secondly, and as I stated. Oil or grease is for lubricating a clean firearm. I consider it also good to prevent corrosion and rust to an otherwise clean firearm. It's a bit like someone using a conditioner on their hair after shampooing. No oil does a good job of cleaning a firearm after you've been using it. Oil does a lousy job of dissolving power residue, carbon, or leading. It's a lubricant.
On the other hand, nitro solvent like G96 Solvent or Hoppes No.9 solvent along with elbow grease does a fairly good job of cleaning but not so good at lubricating anything. It does dissolve power residue, carbon and even a small amount of leading. This holds down the corrosive properties of these things by cleaning them out of your firearm. Trying to make oil do the job of a solvent makes little sense to me, but people do it all the time, clean their gun trying to use just oil.
They you have the lazy folks. They buy all in one products like Ballistol, WD40, or one of the many other of these type products. The problem is they do a poor job of each. For instance WD40 and most others are only around 20% lubricants. It has a penetrating agent for helping with rusty bolts, if that's what you need. That's not much. Ballistol is mostly organic cleaners like soap and vegetable oil type materials. You really have to soak the parts or drench them for a while to get them to clean much. Again, not a lot of real lubricants because the ingredient list is too filled up doing other things.
I think one should really clean your firearm with solvent, using it again to remove all the debris from your initial scrubbing with that solvent. Then let it completely dry as a totally clean firearm. Finally, lubricate it according the the owner's manual. I use grease on some and light oil on the rest. I don't want additives. I follow up with a very light film of RIG gun grease on all metal except the chamber which might get an extremely light film of oil. Oil in the chamber can cause serious pressure issues when shot.
I use Loctite to lube and I know some hard core metal workers are gonna shit to hear that. One can talk for days on preferences of gun kits. Vaseline will work in a pinch. :0)
Should have looked this up a long time ago. I can't stand mag disconnect systems. I don't like storing my guns with the hammer drawn, but I also don't like dry firing them with a mag in. even after clearing it, it feels wrong.
Thanks for watching!
I just found your video. Thank you for the hard work on cleaning. I just picked up a Victory and it only wanted to shoot about 50 rounds right out of the box. I got it home and cleaned it with CRC QD electronic cleaner. It seems to work well and drys quickly. Then oiled it. Now ready to take it out and do it again. Thanks for the video.
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The Barrel is very tight
24:47 -- push it out from the bottom.
I just upgraded my victory trigger and deleted my mag spring. I also have the Buckmark...both great guns, must be cleaned after every 250 rounds...they get filthy!
The SW22 absolutely rocks out of the box, super easy to takedown. Can't wait for the aftermarket guys to start cranking out the trick accessories. Come on TK we're waiting.....!
You shouldn't have to wait much longer... :)
You shouldn't have to wait much longer... :)
polishsmoke The factory trigger is really nice..
Bring back, or re-post the Lawson 11b speed steel shooting videos. Those were great to watch and re-watch.
Seems really hard to clean. And takes a long time. Is it really that hard?
Try using Teflon tape on Victory takedown screw.
Great tip!
9:22 no what are you doing? You put the bolt in the slide and slide the tabs under the rear of the upper receiver into the lower receiver, then push back. What you’re trying to do is push the upper receiver straight down. It doesn’t work that way. Smh dude
That D@$# spring shot across room twice then 💡. I used the magazine release. Its textured head held the spring in place to slide the trigger bar forward. Thanks for the How too
It became worse, with new one I tried every type of ammo and it is not ejecting and cartridges getting stuck after every single shot
Are the spent cases stuck in the chamber or are they getting stuck in the ejection port? Our tech support may have a few recommendations (customerservice@tandemkross.com)
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Wish I had seen this when I first got my Victory. I clean it after every use but have obviously missed a few bits resulting in a major malfunction. Just replaced the firing pin and extractor with Tandemcross upgrades and I know now how to clean the mags so I'm hopeful I won't have any more problems. Also learned how to use snapcaps. Thanks so much.
Howdy. I purchased one and it failed to eject properly about 70 pct of tbe time. I stretched the spring in the extractor group and it now works almost flawlessly. It fsiled to eject 2 roumds out of 50 last sunday. Do you jave any suggestions
Thanks for reaching out, Chris! Can you please send over the issues you're having to customerservice@tandemkross.com? They can connect you with our product tech support team and get this issue sorted out for you! Thanks a lot.
TANDEMKROSS howdy. Its the factory extractor group that isnt functioning properly. Do you have a new upgraded spring, extractor, and connector for purchase
Ahh, thanks for clarifying! Misread your question. We sell an Essential Maintenance Kit for this platform that includes an extractor, firing pin and firing pin rebound springs. We don't currently sell upgraded extractor group springs or disconnectors, unfortunately. You may have to reach out to Smith for those. Here is our kit: www.tandemkross.com/Essential-Maintenance-Kit-for-SW22-Victory_p_419.html. We also sell each part separately - they are linked within this product description. Hope this helps!
TANDEMKROSS thanks for your response. A few thoughts: the gun failed to extract properly 70pct of the time w the ammo it liked with worse performance from other ammo. I stretched the extractor spring and the recoil spring and its much better. Now it fires 90 pct but always fails to extract one per mag. What are your thoughts? I am going to contact smith but id like to know your thoughts and i will bee purchasing your extractor and halo
We'll ask our product team what they think and get back to you!
I had leading on my sw22 victory barrel after 100 rounds. I notice the chamber finish was rough/uneven and burrs on the throat of the barrel, which was causing the leading problem.
Don't understand the advantage of taking out the magazine disconnect. Thanks
Does taking the mag disconnect out improve the trigger pull that much,?
The one I snapped had a clunky let off.
It can improve the trigger pull, but that's not the main reason to remove the mag disconnect. If you're really unsatisfied with your trigger pull, installing an aftermarket trigger is going to get you more noticeable results.
I have one it's a great pistol, thank you for the video
You're welcome! Really looking forward to running it at a match..
can it be dry fi8red?
Can you add a link to the video where you shot the 570 rounds? Thanks
Man I remember years ago getting a 22/45 for the first time. Took forever to get it back together.
I bought a Volquartsen Extractor and thanks for showing how that comes apart and goes back together !!
Happy to help, Darrel! Thanks for watching :)
what about gun solvent to clean, Gun oil to lube not clean.
kinda what I thought, and why not use a old toothbrush for that breech face like most people, I often use a brass brush, especially on a stainless gun.
I'm new to this, but wondering would a brass brush scratch the stainless steel finish inside the barrel? Wouldn't the bore be a better option? Thanks for your input.
32icon I personally would not use a brass brush in my SW22 Victory but brass is one of the softest metals you will find ,don't know why you want use it but here is some food for thought just get a OTIS gun cleaning kit and a small toothbrush and that should clean everything just fine..
Hey there. I ended up getting a bore snake for the barrel and soft patches to clean everything else. Thanks.
What is the advantage of removing the magazine disconnect?
In addition to the basic advantage of being able to fire the gun without a magazine inserted, many SW22 owners find that removing the magazine disconnect improves cycling and makes for a better trigger pull. We actually have a blog post on this topic: www.tandemkross.com/SW22-Victory-How-to-Remove-the-Magazine-Disconnect_b_31.html
It’s an added safety measure that you just don’t need
What mag loader for sw22 do u recommend
For SW22, I don't have any experience with loaders other than TK's Loading Tool, so I can't recommend any others. I do recommend our Loading Tool though, it gets the job done.
Speed Beez Shaker Loader...works great for loading the magazines 👍🏼
I need one of those halos on my cz
Damn, I'm late to the party but hust got my Performance Center SW22 Victory, carbon fiber barrel & Vortex Venom.
Great tutorial to aid my 1st takedown and clean before a trip to the range.
PC version doez have some TK parts but I'm looking into several others👍🏼
Hey Brian, that little pin you're removing from your mags is an assist button not a follower. It goes through the follower. I'd really like to see you try to run your mags without a follower. I don't think the cartridges right against the spring would work so good. 😉
I just got mine back from S&W the pin that holds the little strut rod on the hammer kept sliding out and not letting me rack the slide. The hammer assembly was replaced now works great.
What cleaning products are you using on this gun?
More importantly I want to get a suppressor. I'm concerned about cleanings the little suppressor holes
I want to buy can send to Vietnam
Isn’t there an easier way to clean it rather than Q-tips can you just use like gun oil and a rag and pull it through
This is a very detailed cleaning, and most people won't need to do it at this level every time. Gun oil and a rag is fine in many cases. But its good to do a detailed cleaning once in a while.