How John Oils An AR15

Is this a joke? Or maybe he's a moron

Using more lube than Diddy

I use what my Gpa showed me on his rifles: 3 in 1 oil.

He just loves to snatch things with his hands

What about inside the barrel???

Maniac fits your style for sure.

I remember when i first got into guns a long time ago i use to love cleaning my guns. It was a must after a range session there were no dirty guns allowed in my safe. Man how the times change i havent cleaned a gun in at least 5 years with exception to my 1911s cause they need a little more love but everything else just gets the oil special. All that gun cleaning time just takes from shooting time its enough that i have to load 100s of mags

So just drench it?

CLP through the holes in the bolt are essential. I'd rather wipe off the firing pin than scrape off carbon.

Amazing how different knowledgeable people do things differently. I really suspect it is due to different climatic conditions. Some places you need a lot of oil, some you need little.

I thought he was going to fill up oil in shot glass, lime and salt next

So basicallyv oil everything EXCEPT the contract surfaces… got it

The first time I fired a rifle with a can it was borrowed. I pulled out the mag to make it safe and wondered where the guy got black 5.56.

Yeah, but then too much oil will cause buildup and you will then have to clean your gun so you might as well take it apart and clean it down anyway why risk a malfunction to be lazy?

You missed a spot

Used motor oil in a pinch, pull that dipstick out.

Fire whoever put the captions over the middle of the screen.

I rarely get the chance to go shoot. When I do, I don't bother cleaning my blasters. I want to see how long they can go without being cleaned, and I'll clean them when I start getting failures to feed or cycle.

If I were in the field operating operationally (I have never gone to war) I would take more consistent care of my weapons.

Your AR15 oiling method is braindead

This is all wrong lol. This is if your are deployed and cant get back to the barracks for a week. Never do this to your guns people. Dust debris and fouling will make a liquid sand paper and destroy the tolerances of your gun over time.

NiB coated BCG and some grease on the BCG rails and cam-pin. Gtg.

This is why nascar pit crews don’t let the drivers around the toolbox’s

Disassembling the firearm is the best way to lubricate them.

Slow down on the Coffee Your Jacked !!!

Sincere great advice!

The difference between John, CNN & MSNBC …. With John, I never know whether to believe him or not. With CNN & MSNBC, I know to NEVER believe anything they say … EVER.

I can't see why that would bother them that you poor into the holes you can't over lubricant your rifle. it's better to apply extra lubricant than not enough

I feel dumber for having watched this. I want my 2 minutes back

mmm but oiling the bottom of the bolt carrier might push some of the oil onto the cartridge cases, which might introduce oil into the chamber(?)

Remember when a bottle of atf transmission fluid wasn't $8 fkn dollars. Yeah. Do it with that or ed's red you made 10 years ago.

Anyone know what gloves those are?

The "star chamber" lol thats a new one for me

I used to over oil every little part and then I watched a friend put it together dry and then just spray some oil into the BCG after it was together. Similar to this. It changed the game for me.

I use graphite not oil. And I use a tooth pick to spread just a little bit on the contact points. If it doesn't have a wear pattern it doesn't need oil. That shit used to piss me off when people would just dump oil on their guns at the ranges in the army. Like dude wtf are you doing. Tear it down wipe it down you'll thank me later

Dude oil's his AR?! Crazy…

This doesn’t apply to field environments. This video is bogus

"And then I'm just gonna squirt some down into the barrel there to make the bullets come out faster…" – John Lovell (probably)