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Yes, you can over-lube your Glock

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This video is so stupid it is actually funny. I sure hope it was not shot here in NJ with those "standard" size mags:

 

 

Note- unfortunately you have to click the watch on youtube to actually see it

This was so pointless it aggravates me.

I get the point he's making, but it's not a true test. No one would ever apply that much, firstly.

The second thing is it's one test on one Glock in a very short period of time. Plus the environment

is pretty clean. Introduce some real world elements like dirt and debris and I'm sure it will yield

different results.

 

That's the problem with these one off tests posted on youtube. They are too confined and too

narrow that it only proves that in that one instance with that one gun it succeeded or failed.

 

The best ones are when people compare one Glock to one 1911 and the 1911 fails and then they

conclude that the Glock is the superior firearm. Whether it is or isn't is not the point, but that is

certainly not proof of anything other than that ONE Glock outperformed that ONE 1911 at that

ONE moment in time. That's not how statistics or true testing works.

 

Case in point this video:

 

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