Glock is a dry gun?

[Joseph]

Im pretty sure it simply says to oil the four prongs with a small amount. I also put some on the barrel and wipe it down just so there is a little but I do not think its necessary per Instructions.

 

[FireBirdDS]

Read the manual? What about those of us in NWI? Didn't you know we can't read?

[video=youtube;XxZGYjU1PRc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxZGYjU1PRc[/video]

 

[church]

Four measly drops? I cant imagine not putting a gun away dripping with oil.

 

[remauto1187]

We are supposed to "Read" those.....really. Who knew....

I just look at the purdy pictures...wish all of them were in color though!

 

[chezuki]

Four measly drops? I cant imagine not putting a gun away dripping with oil.

 

[88E30M50]

Why is it that a Glock can handle any amount of abuse. It can be buried in sand, tossed from an airplane or driven over with a tank and still functions perfectly. But, get a drop of oil in the striker channel and it's like the end of the world. Cats and dogs living together! That always seems odd to me, but whatever the reason, I am very sparing with oil on my Glocks and only use 6 drops from a needle applicator. On my NP3 Glocks, I tend to run with dry rails on those.

 

[shibumiseeker]

It will still shoot with oil and crud in the striker channel, just maybe too many times...

 

[Hohn]

As long as the firing pin area is kept clean & dry, the Glock cares not much how much or little lube you give it.