How to clean and lubricate the AR-15 Rifle ~ LSA is still the best! 

For those interested, LSA is also available under the name Castrol Braycote 646 Lubricant MIL-L-46000.

I've owned firearms for over 30 years and this channel makes me feel like a novice shooter. I just didn't know what I didn't know. Thank you for your service to our country, your community, and to all firearms owners. Thumbs up!

If you can't walk away with at least ten nuggets of firearm "gold" from watching these videos, you are either a firearms expert of the first order yourself, or you just weren't paying attention.

You're the first person I've ever seen to use the bolt carrier for a bore guide. That's a great idea, Thank you!

This is why people should take the time to listen to the older generation because they have so much knowledge.

Only you could do an hour and a half video on cleaning an AR. Love it, wish I could give it more than 1 thumbs up

"I don't carry flashlights or refrigerators on my guns" - I literally spit out Dr. Pepper on my monitor. hahahahah. I LOVE watching these videos. Thanks again and god bless!!!

This will surely amuse you. At 78/I am a first time owner of an AR 15, having just received it two days ago, a brand new MP 15. Today I decided to give it an initial cleaning. Well everything began badly. I followed your steps but made every mistake. First the odorless spirits when I poured it over my bolt, etc had separated and had clumps of orange greasy blobs mixed with a liquid. It was very greasy. I wiped it off as best as I could then decided to wash the parts with 409 cleaner and rinse with water dumping the dirty water outside with the firing pin cotter pin in the grass. I ran for a magnet and luckily found the pin quickly. Things went further down hill as I could not reinstall the cam pin but thanks to your video I learned the holes were not the same and finally got it in. The bolt is stiff and I assume it will loosen with a few rounds. Next I fumbled with the charging handle trying to get it reassembled. Finally it’s together and safety checked. I could not have done it without your video.

Gunblue490 is an American treasure.

In my 18 years as an Infantryman I've literally sat down and cleaned M16's 1,000's of times lol.

“ I don,t carry flashlights and refrigerators on my gun “. Very funny ! I like your down to earth manner ! Bravo !

Bought a bore guide and used it every time I cleaned thinking I was sooo clever and responsible, then watched this. Feels bad man.

"Only the living things go upstream..." Beautiful ! Thank you Sir, you really are a pleasure to listen to.

Love this guy. Wish he'd put out more vids

“Just use your noggin” - “just cleaning parts” - LOVE IT.

LSA is an authorized lubricant for all of our Machine Guns in the USMC.

Thank you for your service to me and my family! My father passed away about 15 years ago and he taught me how to take care of my guns and was old school like you and this instruction I believe brought him back to me and I learned a great deal from you. Thank you for your video it has helped me more than you’ll ever know. Thank you again and god bless..

I've watched this several times, as I have 2 ARs. Happily, I recently found surplus LSA at a gun show here in Indiana.

Pure gold. Intelligence, common sense, and years of practical and professional experience don't lie. Your excellent teaching skills coupled with proper vocabulary, excellent camera work and lighting make your channel the preeminent source of gun information on the web. I am so grateful to have found your channel. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the craft. It may not be rocket science to clean a gun, but it sure helps to have a wise uncle to teach you how to do it properly.

I have a refridgerator on my AR. It's big enough for a whole weekend of adult beverages and food. I love the way it attaches on the picatinny rail.. It's mounted on the back of my F-250, and the only problem is that I aim it by moving the truck.