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HK USP Normal Cleaning and Maintenance, Part 1 of 3

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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2009

Demonstration of cleaning H&K pistols. Applies to the whole USP family, Mk23, P2000 series, P30 series, and HK45 series.

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  • So is the Thread protector worth investing in? I have been concerned about putting one on because of it damaging the threads as you have to take it off to field strip. Is that really an issue or does it matter?

  • @nw00738

    Depends on you. You CAN'T screw up the threads with the thread protector unless you crossthread it. There are a number of ways you might hurt the threads with the thread protector off the gun.

  • I'd like to clarify your how often to clean statement. If the weapon sits at home, sure every 12 months. But if it is your daily carry piece and hasn't been fired, at least once a month. It's amazing how much grime can end up in the barrel and hammer assembly from everyday carry.

  • @stevetimman

    I approve of your message.  :P

  • nice lasser/light combowhere did u get it? i have hk .45 usp with the pic railling will it fit?

  • @MrThree1zero

    I bought it used on HKPro. It is a Laser Devices Blast unit. Not to be confused with the Blast 2.

    Sorry, but you don't have an HK USP 45 with picatinny rails. The HK45 has picatinny rails, but the USP 45 does not. They are completely different models. An easy way to tell is one says USP on the slide, and the HK45 doesn't.

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  • I find that those computer dusters (compressed air) come in extremely handy when cleaning weapons.

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  • @hydrosav2007

    You see how his barrel extends a little beyond the rest of the pistol? There are threads there, and he has a cap over them to protect them. Most USPs do not have this feature. It's for attaching a suppressor or compensator (and I guess it slightly improves accuracy, since the barrel is longer).

    If your pistol doesn't have threads, you're like 99% of folks out there, so don't worry about the thread protector.

  • Tactical brush XD

  • pft who keeps the manual....not stupid people like me

  • @MaverickH1 what do you mean by thread protector? I dont have any threads on my barrel and i have an HK 45 USP, not sure what threads you are talking about, and as far as the rails under neath the barrel, i dont know what a picatinny rail is, but i do know the difference between an HK 45 and a USP, but the HK 45 wasnt approved by california yet when i bought mine....

  • Great video, I learned alot.

  • @MaverickH1 thanks I just didnt want to weaken them should i decide to get a flash hider this week, or a suppressor eventually.

  • I find that a boresnake cuts my cleaning time by about 25%

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