RUGER 22/45 LITE Cleaning Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this video, we will perform a field strip and cleaning of the Ruger 22/45 LITE and all other versions. The firearm in this video is the Mark III model.
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Thank you for your video it really showed me how to do it. I did it and no problems. Thanks again.
Thankya, ma'am!
Great cleaning vid! 🤠👍
I truly hope your channel grows well.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 You really make my heart smile. It’s comments like this that encourage me to keep going. It’s just challenging now because I’m learning all of this at the same time and editing is tough! Lol. So 🥲 grateful !
Awesome video - gun companys should hire you to do their videos!
This very same model is my go-to for range day plinking. I know .22 is a dirty round, but I don't clean my barrel that often until I see a drop in accuracy. (Maybe it's just me, but I find my rifles fire more accurately with a little bit of residue in the barrel, and so I figured the same may be true of pistols.) Often I'll take a cotton swab dipped in acetone (careful not to get it on anything plastic) and really get into the ejector groove on the side of the chamber. While you do need to dry fire the gun to disassemble it, after a while mine actually dented the chamber itself. That caused all manner of loading and ejecting problems. A handy tool to have around is a .22 chamber swagger. It costs a bit for just a small piece of metal, but well worth it if it can save a gun from having to go to a gunsmith. I've upgraded mine with fiber optic sights and a lightened trigger, and it shoots almost as well as my Volquartsen Black Scorpion. Such a great gun that I really haven't felt the urge to upgrade to the MK IV.
I used to have a MkIII/45. What a total pain in the rear end to disassemble. It shot really nice though.
Hey! Yes. This particular one was very gracious to me! I’m so glad that I didn’t have to used a mallet and I didn’t even have to flip it to keep that hammer down. It’s such a fun and accurate gun to shoot!
@@TheGunLove I had the one with the threaded barrel for a suppressor. She was a quiet girl.
I want to shoot one suppressed! I gotta try it. When I’m ready to compete, I want shoot this one!
@@TheGunLove What sort of competition are you looking to get into?
I’m not fully sure of the type, but I want to do action shooting. I think it was USPSA and IDPA that I was talking to someone about. I don’t plan on getting into it this year, but next year for sure. I have to learn more about the types.
Very very informative, thank you gun love
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!
Very well done ma’am. You sound like a gunsmith or one that has formal training. Very professional, more so than a lot of the bigger channels!
I was here wondering what happen to the gloves lol. Great video. This will help me with my first semi auto Taurus tx 22 clean. You have some very good knowledge and I respect that.
Beautiful gun 😍. Thanks for content. This channel should grow fast after 1000 subs.
Thank you! I sure hope so! Almost there! 🤞🏾