How To Clean & Lubricate A Taurus GX4
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2021
- We go over how to disassemble, clean, and lubricate a Taurus GX4 👌🏽
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As someone that would be considered very experienced with firearms, I like that you are doing these kinds of videos. Fundamentals can never be learned too often.
Very good video. With millions of new gun owners, it's a good idea to help everyone learn the right way to maintain their firearms. I can remember when I was trained to clean the M16A1 somewhere around 1984... I still wake up in a cold sweat thinking about "when is it clean enough." The horror... Lol Thank you for the video.
Just bought this two days ago and going to shoot at the range with it tomorrow. This video helped a lot and I will watch again when I clean it tomorrow.
I am a new GX4 owner. No experience since hunting with my father and using his .38 a few times to kill a few cans. Most of my experience is with a 4-10 when I was 10 - 14. I was successful with it. I have many BB pistols which prep me somewhat. So I know the basics and hsve bird and squirrel hunted with a lot of doves and squirrels brought home to my mom to fry up.
I am taking the VA safety course for my concealed carry permit before I start going all Rambo at the range. I havn't even shot my GX4 yet. I think the slide spring is very stiff and I try to cycle it every day over and over about 40 times. I have the stock 11+1 clip. I bought an extended pinky grip for $6 and $35 for an extended 13+1 clip & grip that I love. Plus 1 standard 11+1 clip.
So that is about 38 rounds so cycling it 40 times a day is prep for that. I want to make sure I am not damaging the slide or spring but this is what the shop said to do to:
A. Get me used to it
B. Get the gun loosened up just a tiny bit.
My father always used mineral oil and gun oil I don't know what CRP is other than Corrosion and Rust Protection which I WILL buy (now that you showed it.)
Overall, your video helped this NOOB out. It is a privilege to own and (conceal) carry a firearm. I bought 200 practice/copper rounds for it and 2 boxes of hollow tip.
Thanks again,
Chris in VA.
This is the first channel I've seen someone putting CLP EVERYWHERE! I appreciate the absolute disregard for overapplication. No BS cleaning lol. Personally, I would never do it like this, but any cleaning is better than no cleaning.
This video was just what I needed!! First weapon, first cleaning and I truly appreciate you!!
Thanks for posting this. I just purchased a GX4 and it's my first handgun. This video was very helpful, and I like how detailed you were with explaining everything.
Don't own a Taurus, but still really appreciate videos like this. Your similar video for the Sig P365 was super helpful. Thank you!
Don’t own a Taurus either but this gx4 is honestly pretty tempting.
Changing my grip when I clean my slide. I’d been holding it like a taco for years. Kickstand is the way. I just haven’t thought about it. It’s the little things. Thanks
Thanks MrG&G. Great job. Good info.
Great gun for a good price.
Thanks 4 the tips
Thank you for posting this, when I first got into firearms, no one told me about this clp cleaner.
Thanks for the video, I was wanting to see how it broke down and what the internals looked like before I pick one up.
I always do that at the shop before I even consider purchasing a new firearm. If they won't let you, go somewhere else.
Glad to see these type videos. Everyone wants to post videos shooting. But not so much maintenance. You use more lube than I do. And I clean my bore more. Doesn’t make me right and you wrong.
Great video
😊great narration!!
Love your channel and reviews always helpful my gx4 still running strong love it great lil gun for the price and capacity .off topic I wish you could review the Henry survival rifle ar-7 curious what your thoughts are on that platform
Very similar breakdown to the PT111/G2/G2C…etc
I love my ultrasonic cleaner
Great video!! Did you do a tutorial on how to clean a Springfield Armory Hellcat? If so can you share the link? I just bought one was hoping to make sure I clean it the correct way always. You are clear and give good views on how to do it.
Thank you.
Thank you
Thanks dude
Ditch the rags and get a bore snake and a micro fiber towel! This is the way
Liked and commented not for the gun or video, just for G'snG👍
First strap, and definitely want to feel comfortable and safe with using. If there are any other helpful links on this model for super beginners lmk?
Yes this is my first. 😅 thank you so much!! Seems like it should be common sense but there’s a first for everything for everyone 😅
Thanks
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I know it's not aligned with the video subject but I have a hi-point jcp 40 that has a loose safety, the safety works and it's not missing any parts but I don't like that it's loose, is there a way to fix this?
Give you $3 for that high point and you won’t have to worry about that brick anymore
I have this gun as a new owner. In putting it back together I was cleaning and put the slide back on without the spring and barrel just to work the oil and it won’t let me take the slide back off. Help a rookie out
Did your gun come with the mini GX4 keychain that has the screw driver at the end of it? Only asking because not every reviewer mentions it.
Mine did. I am going to use it when cleaning my Gx4 for the first time this weekend.
New gun owner, GX4 bought tonight. Can you please tell me how often the gun should be cleaned? Should I clean it before my first shoot?
Handbook says every 200 or so rds I believe. I put about 250-300 through mine and will give it it's first cleaning and oiling today. Trying to work out the kinks really with the first 500 or so rds
Is this same way for Taurus 24/7 ls models too same way
I have an older 24/7 pro and the slide comes off by rotating the takedown pin that sits just in front of the slide lock. Yours may be a newer model and maybe there is changes, so sry if this is useless info haha.
I recommend wearing gloves when you do this stuff (and so does the Break Free MSDS). We like you and want you around for a long time.
Please do a review on “Helmet Camp” “ballistic helmets”!! For $200 and being chinese made, I really genuinely wonder if it is the real deal and can’t find any reviews!!!!
This is my conceal carry gun
Do you clean your magazines or is it just a simple wipe
The answer to your question is “it depends”.
If you’re only doing indoor range shooting, then I recommend disassembling and cleaning your magazines whenever you find the followers start to bind when loading them. For EDC pistols, I unload and clean once every six months or so.
If you shoot outdoors and drop magazines on the ground, you might want to clean the magazines after your range session. I’m only one data point, but if I think the magazine needs to be disassembled and cleaned I do it. Hope that helps you out…
Tell me guys where you throw Taurus G3's in the trash. I gladly pick them up free of cost for you 😁
@@___meph___4547brand snobs.
@What's Up?
That's $300ish towards a $500 GLOCK that actually works and is 99.9% reliable and accurate.
@@___meph___4547
I own a stainless and a black Taurus 856 6-shot snubnose .38 Special revolvers for a couple tacklebox and toolbox beaters but won't go near their semi-autos with a 10 foot pole for good reason.
@What's Up?
I only own Taurus revolvers for obvious reasons. You don't want to use vintage and collectable OLD S&W, Colt and Ruger revolvers for things like a tacklebox bass boat gun or a garage/barn gun. Something you carry while working on vehicles, tractors or while doing lawn work. For semi-autos there are much better options for not that much more money. GLOCK being the number #1 choice for a serious upgrade. For a couple hundred more you can do so much better!
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Holy over-lubrication, Batman! That’s far more oil (from a volume standpoint) than I’ve ever used. A little goes a long way, in my experience.
Very good video topic with all the new buyers out there. Thanks for all your efforts!
I'd like to know about the Winchester 22 rifle, I'm sure i won't get that answer.. thanks anyway
If your talking about the Wildcat, love mine. Light weight and accurate enough. Never had a FTF and it uses Ruger10/22 mags.
@@randybounds2244 ha ! Yes the Wildcat. & Can't seem to find another, as my sister wants one as well.
@@FightAmerica I finally found mine at Bass Pro. Good luck, take your time and 1 will turn up.
My GX4 hasn't came back from Taurus, it's been two months now. This was it's second trip to have a trigger/ delay discharge fixed! I'm selling it when it comes back,I can't trust it for edc!!!
Have they told u why it's happening that's the reason I haven't bought one
You don't degrease the grip after cleaning?
He uses a CLP (cleaner, lubricant, protectant - it’s 3 in 1). On video, he states that you don’t ever truly wipe all of the CLP away.
I’m one of those guys that still uses Frog Lube. Once you understand how to do initial cleaning and treating of parts, it’s almost as easy as breakdown and wipe off the carbon/dirt. I tend to clean firearms after range sessions, as well as every quarter or so if the firearms are used as my EDC. Like a lot of firearms owners, I learned maintenance in the military. Once you’ve figured out how it breaks down, it’s almost muscle memory. I say “almost”, because whenever I break down a firearm the procedure always involves removing magazines and clearing chambers - definitely something you want to do deliberately to avoid NDs (negligent discharges). My anal retentive tendencies make for a safe evolution.
What a revelation, I had degreaser lying around and I never thought to use it on my grips. Now my grips are gripper than ever thanks to you
@@Ardeact even rubbing alcohol will work as a degeaser.
Use the little gun tool
I hang mine by the trigger guard by 550 paracord and just hose it down with WD40. I let it drip dry then repeat. Wipe off excess and I'm good to go!
WD40....LOL
wow.. 🤦♂️
Ive been cleaning firearms for almost half a century, but I'm a weirdo who LIKES cleaning them. I know, crazy...right? Once a year, I'll tear all my semiautos completely down to bare frame and slide...clean Everything, inspect Everything, and put them back together, unless something needs replacing.
@@tonnywildweasel8138 Of course! You gotta get 'em Dirty to clean em! That'd be like buying a Good steak, and Never eating it. 👍🏻
Cracks me up, all the Taurus haters here. They like to talk trash, yet can't tell you why their choice is actually better than this new little Taurus (other than because they paid twice as much for it). If you were to put all the micro double stack 9's on a table with no markings on them, and nobody knew which one was which, and let people shoot them all, folks would pay just as much for the Taurus as they would for any of the others. With the ergonomics and the best trigger, with the exception of maybe the Shield Plus, I bet more would pick the GX4 over all the rest. lol I like the fact that I can pay 1/2 as much and get the same amount of firearm. A red dot for 5-10 yards is a total waste of money, so an optics ready slide brings no value to the table here.
If you want a GLOCK or HK buy a GLOCK or HK. If you want a good Taurus buy a 856 6-shot .38 Special snubnose revolver. Buy 2 of them one in black and one in stainless. I wouldn't touch their semi-autos with a 10 foot pole but own a pair of their 856s. While not a S&W, Colt or Ruger they are much cheaper and great for beaters. Not gonna put that vintage S&W, Colt or Ruger revolver into a tacklebox or toolbox anytime soon. Would you ride your lawn tractor and use a weed-eater, chainsaw etc..etc.. with one either?! How about working on vehicles and keeping a gun handy and close by just in case somebody charges into your garage/barn or up your driveway late at night? For their purpose they are ideal
@@JohnDoeEagle1 Huh??? Their revolvers are where they got their spotty reputation from. lol
@@boblaws9851
Negative ghost rider!
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@john doe I bet you’re a high point fan boy 🤣🤣🤣
Save up and buy a SR9C
You talk about this video being for beginners but you keep using acronyms. Can you tell what CLP or is COP what you are saying…. Anyway what does that stand for?
Yup. He also skipped over pulling the trigger to release the slide. It mentions that in the user manual.
Is that gun really that bad?
I can't hit the broadside of a barn past 10 yards with mine.
No it is a great gun for the money, I got 1500 rounds through it. Various types and it cycles them fine. Regardless of the firearm, bow, knife, rock, baseball etc, if you can't hit the side of a barn it comes down to a person that is blind or really never shot whatever they say they shot.
@@bmffafo5004 - my fault / the guns fault, I dont care. I hit what I aim for with my main carry gun and my standards of accuracy are quite high. Mind your pride, you never know who you're talking to and you aren't that special.
It's a great little gun, and plenty accurate. It's a micro sized 9mm and you have to learn how to properly grip and fire it to be accurate. 95% of folks will shoot low and left with it. I did as well until I took the time to correct what I was doing wrong. I can shoot 3" groups all day long with it from 7-10 yards. That's all it needs to do. Gotta remember this is a personal defense tool, not a bullseye shooting range gun.
Stranglehold Outdoors
Is it just me, or does that firearm cycling sound like its being dragged through the desert?
It is a result of a stiff spring, this is common in CZs as well till around the 1k mark.
@@bmffafo5004 not sure what CZ you are using. I have an SP 01 and Shadow 2. Neither make that sound.
My glock 42 sounded like that. I lube it, shoot it and more often rack it. It's way smoother now, not as smooth as my PT111 G2 though.
lol, I wouldn't buy it either.
Blech !! Taurus !!!!
Glad to see you didn't clean it with horse dewormer like Joe Rogan did
The good sheeple that trust gubment and took the jabbadabbadoo are what caused the new alteration. I can prove this with 4 words: Israel's success / Israel's infected
At first I assumed you were going to throw it in the rubbish bin after shooting.
If you want a GLOCK or HK buy a GLOCK or HK. If you want a good Taurus buy a 856 6-shot .38 Special snubnose revolver. Buy 2 of them one in black and one in stainless. I wouldn't touch their semi-autos with a 10 foot pole but own a pair of their 856s. While not a S&W, Colt or Ruger they are much cheaper and great for beaters. Not gonna put that vintage S&W, Colt or Ruger revolver into a tacklebox or toolbox anytime soon. Would you ride your lawn tractor and use a weed-eater, chainsaw etc..etc.. with one either?! How about working on vehicles and keeping a gun handy and close by just in case somebody charges into your garage/barn or up your driveway late at night? For their purpose they are ideal.
Do you have actual experience with their semiautos?
@@paulcarlin5181
Yes actually....1 PT-92 blued, 1 PT-99 stainless, 1 PT-99 blued.
A friend had a 24/7 9mm and 24/7 .45 ACP.
I love my 856
Step 1: place in toilet bowl
First step…. Burn that shit and throw it in the garage!!!!!
You know content is becoming harder and harder to come by when cleaning a polymer Taurus video is made. Somethings got to give sooner or later so that new products can get out into the wild, right?
It’s a Taurus? Best way to take care of it is to throw it in the trash.
Just throw it away and buy a real gun. That’s the best way to clean any Taurus.
Taurus? Chuck it in the bin