I did them!! Howd I do as far as cleaning and production guys?? Part 1 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnXpdSrawGM&feature=channel_page]YouTube - Glock 17 Cleaning (Part 1) HD[/ame] Part 2 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmWXJMP1E-4&feature=channel_page]YouTube - Glock 17 Cleaning (Part 2) HD[/ame]
First off, welcome to the forum. The videos seem fine other than the little safety issue in the very beginning (that cameraman must've been a little nervous being downrange from you). Did you get rid of your Hi-Point .40 pistol? I've seen your other videos under your old name Leland1037. Hope you enjoy that Glock.
WOW!! I dint realize how many people watched my stuff!! Glad to meet a fan! My old account was hacked so I had to make this one. Anyway the cameraman was acctually about 15yards in a 25 deg from me and was zoomed in ALOT But yeah the HP had to get sold to pay a medicle bill and Ill get it back from the guy I sold it to when funds allow.
Oh Ive got a list of GLOCK goodies ( Hi cap, extended EVERYTHING, AA .22 conversion kit) But Ive GOT to get the HP back. It was my first pistol (sniffle)
Be careful with that Hi-Point. There's evidence now showing that the slides on those pistols not holding up too well on certain models.
http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f15/need-input-hi-point-9mm-11795/ Scroll down to my posts, and check out the link/pictures. I will say that everyone can make up their own minds, but I will never get a Hi-Point ever again. That's just me. I am pretty picky about firearm performance.
Straightshooter, Thanks for the "in depth" show on cleaning. These two videos were far more detailed than my Glock manual. I appreciate your efforts and am greatful that you have taken the time . I ,for one, feel that these videos have made my "Glock experience" much more user friendly and enjoyable ! BTW I just bought a new Glock 19 and needed this "how to" course .
