another okie, nice to meet ya, where from? email at [email protected]
anyway, the best thing is to rub a drop on the barrel, (uh yeah, nevermind) and i rub some on the slide rails on the frame, i also put a drop on each side of the slide rails and then sit the slide on the muzzle end and let it run down the slots. i put a little on the barrel lugs, and on the bar of the slide stop. one thing i don't do is oil the firing pin. putting a drop on the cocked back hammer so a little will get on the sear is a good idea too.
the thing to do is when you have the slide off, look at the slide and frame and put a little coat of oil anywhere you see wear from the parts moving against each other.
russel the cop
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CHANCE FAVORS THE PREPARED MIND....
anyway, the best thing is to rub a drop on the barrel, (uh yeah, nevermind) and i rub some on the slide rails on the frame, i also put a drop on each side of the slide rails and then sit the slide on the muzzle end and let it run down the slots. i put a little on the barrel lugs, and on the bar of the slide stop. one thing i don't do is oil the firing pin. putting a drop on the cocked back hammer so a little will get on the sear is a good idea too.
the thing to do is when you have the slide off, look at the slide and frame and put a little coat of oil anywhere you see wear from the parts moving against each other.
russel the cop
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CHANCE FAVORS THE PREPARED MIND....
