4 years 13 weeks ago, 10:07 AM
ssrs10  |
Orange lube on Glock
Do you remove this before the first time you fire it? It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses |
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Reaper308
if it came on the glock, leave it on there. It should have came ready to fire right out of the box.
ssrs10
Exactly what I'd thought. And what many have told me. But this guy http://glockparts.com/page/mimj/FAQS.html Claims that you must remove it and that it is Berillyum....I emailed him and told him politely that he was incorrect, he however maintains that he is correct. Hence, I ask all of you......
LLE
Under "Cleaning the Field Stripped Pistol", Slide:
"Note that the copper colored lubricant found on the portions of the slide of brand new GLOCK pistols should not be removed, as it will help to provide long term lubrication of the slide".
ssrs10
Exactly my point.....Thanks LLE
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ssrs10
Well hey at least I know not to buy from that site and neither should anyof you....haha actually you guys should send that guy a message too telling him he's an idiot