🎬 M16A1 Rifle Care, Cleaning and Lubrication!
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RIFLE, M16A1 - PART I - CARE, CLEANING AND LUBRICATION
TEACHES RIFLEMEN HOW TO CLEAN, LUBRICATE, AND CARE FOR THE M16A1 RIFLE IN THE FIELD TO PREVENT WEAPON FAILURE AND KEEP IT IN OPTIMUM CONDITION READY FOR USE.
National Archives Identifier: 36844
Local Identifier: 111-TF-3907
Creator(s): War Department. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. (8/1/1866 - 9/18/1947) (Most Recent)
From: Series: Training Films, ca. 1930 - ca. 1945
Record Group 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860 - 1985
What a great video, thanks for uploading it.
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"This presentation brought to you by the makers of LSA." 12:15 OMG scrubbing the outside of the upper receiver with a brass bore brush 🤯
Same thought😂
"If the rifle doesn't slip out of the riflemans hands after cleaning more Lsa needs to be applied to the rifle"😂
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If you're watching this, you don't need that much lube. Don't put bore cleaner in your lower either.
No wonder some of our boys in Nam were high as a kite, they coated their rifles in LSA! 😮
LOL he said " if your mag is messed up, just turn it in for a new one' lol
Why not just dunk the entire gun in a barrel of LSA? The makers of that stuff must have made a fortune and a half.
RBC, LSA. USMC in garrison. wear a gun out cleaning. range for a week once a year. clean the gun all day everyday the next week. then once a month at least 3-4 hours, depending on the gun bunny, all day. UNLESS you were a WM I knew who never had to clear her rifle. But serviced the gun bunny once a month. when I started dating her, she got me off the cleaning roster too. She though she was marrage potential. fun, yes but keeper? only until PCS
Right hahaha 😂
Preach! 🇺🇸
Funny how they recommend pouring bore cleaner into the lower receiver.
Right! Thanks for watching :)
I still would love to know how the rumor that it was self cleaning got started. These rifles are super easy to care for and can be fully cleaned in like 15 minutes.
Some Army officials did not want the M16 to be adopted. They purposely did things that could cause the rifle to fall inspections during trials. They didn’t want the bore and chamber chrome lined and they didn’t issue cleaning kits. This was known that it would cause rifles to fall in the field at very high rates. Many have speculated that they wanted the rifles to fail because of the caliber and because they wanted rifles made only by the Springfield National Armory. When they started using ball propellant powder to increase the velocity of the 55gr bullets it was not properly tested. The military had tons of ball powder in stock and wanted to use it to keep from purchasing new powder. This by itself was not necessarily to cause the rifle to fail on purpose. But by not testing the ball powder ammunition properly in the M16 and certifying it as safe for combat purposes it in combination with non chrome lined barrels and lack of proper cleaning and training was a disaster waiting to happen.
Initial failure to chrome line the bore was not due to a secret effort to create longterm failure in the Stoner system. It will fire perfectly without chromed components. The benefits of chrome-lined parts is not related to the immediate firing of the rifle.
Wow, you'd need at least a quart of LSA each time you clean your rifle! I guess they wanted to drill it home to the soldier at that time to clean and lubricate the rifle after each firing or even if it's been outside and not fired.
Amen! 🙏🏻 Thanks for watching! 🙇 🪖 🇺🇸 🥾
Thanks for posting this 👍🏻
The pleasure is all mine! Thank YOU for watching! 😎
it might be quicker to throw the whole rifle in lsa then wipe dry the parts that dont need it.
For real right!?
Holy moly so much oil and lubricant on that M16
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The troop firing his M16 at about 0:50 into the video has a malfunction.
And just shooting up
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Do a google search for
McNamara’s misfits or McNamara’s morons . It will tell you all you want to know. Politicians and bureaucrats got a lot of our soldiers killed in Vietnam.
Wait, we're supposed to clean them?
LSA Semifluid and LSA Medium oil is still top Dog ! Great video but he didnt inspect the staggering of the rings when he sent the bolt carrier home. I think he also over lubed with the LSA but he did a great job. Highly Recommend the LSA semifluid.
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Ring staggering will NOT shut down the rifle. The gas system is not that fragile. My M16A2 worked perfectly with only 1 1/2 rings. The rings had worn and were found on cleaning.
good vid, saving this for post range wipe downs
Thanks for watching!
Wow, he does more damage by over cleaning than if he would just lube it lol..
That’s true! 😆 Thanks for watching!
Send a drone
So the rifle they said doesn't need to be cleaned, needs to be cleaned everyday. Is there something wrong with that or is it just me?
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That was a lie from the government to give the weapon no chance, including using ball powder instead of IMR powder, not issuing cleaning kits and manuals. They were responsible for a lot of Americans getting KIA just because they didn't like the idea of a small caliber high velocity rifle not made of wood and steel. Outrageous.
What a mess.Easy on the LSA... I guess they did not invent needle oilers yet?
They showed us this video in 1983
Oh wow! I joined in 2004 😆 I’m glad I posted this video, so many people seem to really enjoy it. God bless you! 🇺🇸
shortly after calling the m16 a reliable gun, they show a recruit having a malfunction while firing 🤣
Malfunctions aren't always directly related to the firearm. As they mentioned, failure to properly maintain the firearm can create a Malfunction. The Stoner system is one of the most reliable on the planet.
@@gregbettis3620 It was genuinely unreliable at that time. Modern AR's are a whole different beast, very reliable in general and we have had decades to refine the system, but back in the day the M-16s really earned and deserved their reputation for being unreliable, and sure people love to jump in and point to lack of chrome lining, or bad powders etc, but, it was a flawed rifle from the start that through allot of hard work changed into what it is today. Just worth mentioning that the AK on the other hand was running like a sewing machine day 1, they of course had different issues with manufacturing at first with bad stampings leading them to start milling rifles instead, even in the legendary AK's case it took a few years to get all the issues ironed out.
Soak a rag with bore cleaner. Soak a rag with LSA.
Basic trng must see 1974
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0:52 malfunctioned
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If after cleaning and failure to extract or failure to fire Exchange for an AK and don’t clean it.
Wrong sir. Kalishnikov system firearms (AK for video gamers) shut down just like other firearms do. And just because it fires doesn't mean that it's accurate enough to be effective at combat distances. You are repeating video game/no experience information.
@@gregbettis3620 You yourself seem to be repeating some myths here, AK rifles are as accurate as AR rifles when we are talking about military issued rifles, both M-16, M4, AK-47 and later AK-74 shot all in the same MOA range, in the 2-5 range, with 2-3 being a bit more common with the 5.56 and 5.45 guns. AK's are as accurate as AR's in general, the only exception being modern free floated systems, and even then, modern AKs are doing that too with the sureshot chassis. Well made modern AKs will shot right with AR's no problem in terms of accuracy.
In general it is true AK are more reliable than AR, this has been proved time and time again, this is particularly relevant in sandy/ dusty conditions and in freezing temps/ ice. However kind of the like the accuracy being similar both guns in general are very reliable. The real strength of the AR over the AK is in weight and speed of manipulations such as fast reloads and bolt hold open etc. You are 100% right though that both will fail if not maintained, the AK certainly isn't a magical wonder weapon either.
@@gregbettis3620 It's clear you've never shot or owned an AK LOL. Also the insinuation "AK for video gamers" LOL you're out of touch buddy. I own both ARs an AKs, my 5.45x39 AK74 is one of the most straight shooting and accurate rifles I've shot and owned. No hardware or optics, just barebones with iron sights. Shoots on par while being lighter with less recoil than my 3 thousand dollar AR15. My 7.62x39 AKM, another very straight, precise shooting rifle. I pick those AKs up and they run flawless every time. To also insinuate they're not accurate enough to be effective at combat distances is asinine. It's abundantly clear you have no real knowledge or experience with them.