How To Lubricate Your Glock

 

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GLOCK LUBRICATION POINTS

Step by step instructions for lubricating your Glock as stated in the Glock manual.

 


Small oil cans show Glock lubrication points

 

Lubricate your Glock at each of the points as shown in the illustration. Wipe the outside of barrel, including the barrel hood and lugs, the inside top of the slide forward of the ejection port where the barrel hood rubs against the slide and the opening that the barrel slides through in front of the slide. One drop of oil should be spread along the length of each side rail cut. Most importantly, a drop of oil is needed where the rear end of the trigger bar touches the connector at the right rear corner of the frame. Note - I use only Break Free CLP to clean and lubricate my pistol. It saves a lot of time and does a good job.

 

 

Lubricating Your Glock

The following pictures and instructions were taken from the Glock Safe Action Pistols (All Models) Manual.








 Step 1 - Field Strip Your Pistol Per
Glock Field Strip Instructions
Lubricating Your Field Stripped Glock
Glock Safe Action Pistols (All Models) Manual

 

Lubricating The Field Stripped Pistol

To properly lubricate your Glock pistol, after it has been thoroughly cleaned and dried, use a clean patch that has been slightly dampened with a quality gun oil. Wipe the outside of barrel, including the barrel hood and lugs, the inside top of the slide forward of the ejection port where the barrel hood rubs against the slide and the opening that the barrel slides through in front of the slide. One drop of oil should be spread along the length of each side rail cut. Most importantly, a drop of oil is needed where the rear end of the trigger bar touches the connector at the right rear corner of the frame.

 

Do Not Over-Lubricate

Do not over-lubricate your Glock pistol, as large quantities of oil or grease will collect un-burnt powder and other residue, which could interfere with proper functioning of your Clock pistol.

 

GLOCK LUBRICATION WARNING

Do not put oil inside the firing pin channel or magazine. The magazine (inside and out) and breach face should be wiped dry before reassembly. Leaving solvent or lubricant in these areas could cause contamination of primers and failure to fire.

 

Cleaning & Lubrication Aids

  1. Glock Cleaning/Maintaining/Shooting, DVD, 86 min
    Complete information on how to shoot, disassemble, maintain, lubricate and reassemble Glock pistols. Information applies to ALL Glock models 17 - 36. This program was designed to help the gun owner shoot better, and understand how semi-automatic pistols operate. Additionally, strict attention is paid to how much lubrication should be used and where it should be applied. Excellent animation sequences show cutaway views of pistol firing and cycling, as well as proper sight picture and alignment. Features Bill Wilson, champion pistol shooter.

  2. Complete Glock Disassembly & Reassembly, DVD, 40 min
    The Glock was the fastest selling pistol of the 1990's. This tape shows, in detail, easy-to-follow instructions for disassembly and then reassembly of the Glock series of pistols. Complete attention to proper nomenclature of parts and how they function. This useful information applies to all Glock handguns: Glock 17, 17L, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36. The best information available on how to take your Glock down to the very last part! Thousands sold!

  3. Glock Cleaning Rod

  4. Gun Cleaning Supplies 

 

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