Disassembly, Assembly, and Cleaning the M16 A2
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All Comments (30)
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One of the best instructional, cleaning videos I've ever seen. Well done sir. I did chuckle a little bit on the "Lubercation" part...but hey, just shows your human. Keep up the good work.
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how old are those m16's? ha ha they look like they have been through hell and back.
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do they use an easier way to clean your weapon out in the field or is it all the same as these Very well show steps here?
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Excellent video. Thank you very much for posting it. Cheers to you.
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Is the are problems with the handguards removing?
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M16a2 and a3 should be the same right?
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what about the trigger? how can we dis assemble it?
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great video, Im going to use it in my next BMI class. Thanks bro.
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Very informative. Thanks for the video!
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@georgewashington92 At the very last step, why won't the weapon go on safe? Why shouldn't it? Why leave it on semi?
is this exactly how they do it in basic?
prGRMY12 5 months ago
@prGRMY12 Yes. I took all the pictures you see at Lackland AFB. I taught there for 6 years.
amngilbert 5 months ago
lubercation?
mikev734 5 months ago
@mikev734 CLP is a lubricant. CLP ( @ :31 ) stands for Cleaner, Lubricant, and Preservative. It is good for temperatures down to -10 and then you have to strip that lubricant off and use a cold weather lubricant.
amngilbert 5 months ago
@amngilbert but sand will get into it when you are over in the desert and absolutely gum everything up.
Sjackson2369 5 months ago
@Sjackson2369 That, sir, is the reason you are supposed to clean or at least wipe down your weapon after every shift before turn in. That sand can get into places you didn't know existed. lol For a desert climate you should ensure that only a very light coat of lube is on the weapon, and only inside. If you can place your finger on the bolt carrier and see your fingerprint in the lube, you probably have to much on it.
amngilbert 5 months ago