Check out our video on how to clean the Ruger Security 9! This great carry option is our Gun of the Month for the entire month of February 2018! Stop by this month to rent this firearm for FREE!
Not going to lie. This was my first time ever attempting to clean my own gun. You did an excellent job breaking everything down. Definitely will be subscribing.
Great video except for the all-to-common dark gun on a dark surface which makes it hard to see the parts or any necessary detail. Also the lighting casts harsh shadows in and on the firearm precluding seeing any detail.
Are you using Militec -1 ? You're suppose to apply heat to the metal areas before using or apply it just before shooting. Haven't used it in years but that what it use to say on the bottle, unless they changed it, Have since switch to Weapon Shield.
Thanks for this, helped out. I had to slide the slide a little harder to get the hole to line up when finished. Is that normal? Most videos seem to show it slide on super easily and be lines right up!
I don’t know about this video. That pistol was already very clean. It’s hard to do a cleaning video on a clean/brand new gun because the guy in the video doesn’t know exactly where all the fouled up problem areas will be
The slide on my brand new sec 9 was really tight and ammo seemed to jam during some charges . Anyone else have this problem? This was straight out the box.
Same here! Bought it about 7 days ago new and took it to the dessert when I insterted a full mag and cocked it back one time to shoot it jammed....it happened to me a good 13 times. Brought it back to the store and as usual they didn’t see a single problem but I was told told to run about 300 to 600 rounds through it to break the gun and for it to be smoother. Also best advice they gave me, when you insert the mag and load it don’t baby it, be rough have power into and ever since then I’ve had one issue. Then again it’s day 20 and been out shooting 2 times since
@@mauricioarguello7983 I had the same problem with a Ruger AR15. Some said clean it right out the box. Some said don't. Some said no weapon should jam up until you run hundreds of rounds in it. Some said weapons have a break in period. I've found out that it doesn't jam when I use American Eagle ammo. & some people say that's not good or normal. I sent it back to Ruger 2X and just wanted a refund. But they said it didn't jam on them. So Am Eag it is.
@@do7hemath937 they told me I needed to run over 400 rounds and also you can’t be gentle. Honestly the issues where less and less. The only thing I do when I conceal is keep one in the chamber in case it decides to jam when my life depends on seconds 😅 but I will deff try that! I agree! Good amo and good gun clean is always key
