Hump Day Remedial Training: Field Stripping and Cleaning an AR-15

Cal Sportsman | 12/30/2015 | C Cocoles

[w1n1]

Here's your Hump day humor and education on remedial training on disassembling and cleaning an AR-15. For you AR owners this is a breeze, but it doesn't hurt to learn this subliminally by watching this video here. Here's some screen capture:

[PROCON]

Where’s the AR?

[knarf]

nice

[Fightin Whitey]

bimp

[driftdiver]

YOu can never train too much

[ChildOfThe60s]

Fake boobs and tats. Waste of a pretty girl.

I’ll take the rifle.

[glasseye]

“This is my rifle, this is my gun.
One is for fighting, one is for fun”.

[TADSLOS]

Nice upper.

[PROCON]

LOL! True.

[PROCON]

Repeated often in BCT :-)

[ThunderSleeps]

It wasn't dirty enough. ... The AR folks! ;-) Anyone who's ever put a few hundred rounds through an AR knows what that bolt carrier group, firing pin, etc. looks like. Show me the soot! Where's the Hoppe's #9 and brass brushes?

Well, since we're in an educational mode here, and it is winter... Watch the video below for a refresher on how to put on tire chains...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeZYqwlgUUE

[moovova]

Thanks for the tips.

[MikeSteelBe]

I used to get those long pipe cleaners for the gas tube.

Nothing beats OCD gun cleaning.

[brooklin]

bump

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

One of the more useful tools to get into all those tiny hidey holes are dental picks. Some of these, a dental mirror and very bright light are the cats pajamas.

[M Kehoe]

Good afternoon.

You have been posting some good threads recently.

5.56mm

[Redcitizen]

I find those pipe cleaners at the local hobby lobby or arts n crafts store.

[Redcitizen]

As an added bonus, you can keep your teeth clean too. ;)

[Lurker]

The lower needs closer inspection.

L

[TADSLOS]

Probably has some wear and tear...but still functions.