If so, how much oil should be used?
Is oiling the barrel important for preventing squibbs?
Jack Richardson
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Charles Nelson
No
Ayden Ross
Don’t, just clean your barrel and punch with a cloth
Owen Fisher
Carter Lopez
Oil will not prevent a squib, but it will turn a squib into a banana peel type situation.
Oliver Martinez
What a shitty barrel
Blake Evans
I don't remember the story on that one. Pic is for illustration purposes only.
Charles Baker
store it wet.
shoot it dry.
Jaxson King
Oil in the barrel is vaporized or burnt when you fire ya dingus
Carson Jenkins
a rabbit stuck his finger at the end of the barrel and some fudd still squeezed the trigger.
Thomas Bennett
How does oil in front of the projectile and flame burn out?
Kevin Rodriguez
Any oil infront of the projectile gets forced out, if any is left behind its burnt or vaporized. However putting grease/wax is a decent idea for percussion revolvers because you are putting new oil infront of the projectile for each shot. I suppose you could do the same for cartridge revolvers but idk if its worth it.
Owen Myers
oil is not compressed. Dingus.
store oiled, shoot dry.
Thomas Anderson
No, with a side of double no. Everybody knows that you have to grease the barrel to prevent squibs.
Hunter Parker
are you really this stupid?
Jackson Bailey
>shooting dry guns
oh boy user got any other bits of ignorant advice?
Noah Garcia
It's important for preventing rust. Which is important for preventing squibs.
From neglecting oiling because "central air lol" (55% humidity) I've managed to get rust in my bore despite there being no external rust.
Asher Johnson
shoot a dry barrel, you absolute noguns retard.
Luis Gray
No user is correct
Nothing in the barrel
You are the idiot.
Henry Cox
You all have proven yourselves to be stupid.
Please do not make any babies, the world doesn’t need more idiots
Isaiah Wright
Modern guns can be fired under water, go back home fudd fuck
Landon Clark
This isn't wrong though. People used to put thick wax or grease over the business end of cap and ball revolver cylinders. If a little oil in a modern firearm is a problem how was this not?
Gavin Jackson
I was taught to oil the barrel in .mil and we never bothered with drying that shit, sure the first shots made some smoke
Brayden Gomez
lol, that warning is such horse shit.
>ruger
ahh found the problem
Andrew Miller
Is it me or are there literally eight rounds stuffed down the barrel of that wheelgun. Did he fucking reload?
Carter Hernandez
Listen to the based boomer of Wisdom, GunBlue490.
Asher Rogers
Oil won't do shit for a squib. squib generally happens when some tard didn't pay attention while reloading bullets and put either no powder or a fraction of his target powder in.
If you're worried about it, only buy factory ammo.
Adam Harris
I believe that was a torture test for barrel strength.
Carter Stewart
Hell of a test.
Jacob Gonzalez
This picture is gold
Liam Davis
It probably wasn't great for the barrel (Especially since it was just any old wax or grease that you had on hand), but getting random cooking grease in your barrel is better than the chainfire you'll get by not covering the front of the chambers.
Nolan Baker
Go try that and post results.
Andrew Adams
Evan Anderson
Brainlett.
John Baker
DANG 'OL COTTON PICKIN VARMINT DID THAT TO MY 6 SHOOTER
Landon Anderson
you think they used an FN-made m4 there? not starting shit, just curious.
Jacob Hall
fucking disregard me, it says right on the fucking video it's a colt. also, >colt
Blake Wilson
That's to help prevent chainfires.