Wilson Combat - Ultima Lube II - Lubing a 1911

Is that SFC Scott Fisher??? I didn't know you worked at Wilson Combat! Nice.

No bullshit, no “click here” just a good instructional video lol

Concise.

Thanks. Short and to the point. No ramblings for 20+minutes and it’s from a trusted source.

Thank you , Excellent Video, very helpful!!!

Nothing on the locking lugs?

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You have great products and I'm a new fan of the Ultima II Universal. The method advised in this video of liberally applying the oil to the top of the barrel is terrible advice? It results in the breach face and extractor covered in a lubed mess.

Seems like a lot of oil!

Short and to the point. Unlike some of these other guys are going to sit and talk for 10 minutes before they do anything. Lol

Whats your guys thoughts on cleaning and lubing a BRAND new 1911 before shooting for the first time? i hear most people like to clean and lube before shooting a brand new 1911 because of fear of how long the gun has been on the shelf or OCD problems such as personally knowing its clean and lubed. but i also hear that during a break in period, your not suppose to touch or field strip the internals of the gun to clean untill about 400 rounds later, or after the break in period. getting mixed messages and dont know what i should do :/

people don't understand as long as you don't lube your firing pin you can slop that shit on a 1911 and it will only love it...my 1911 loves being road hard a put away wet!

Agreed. If I'm at the range just having fun then my Brown will be kept pretty wet. Just sitting around? Some thin grease so it will stay put over time. Lately it spends too much time sitting on the night stand because I can't afford to feed her.

That is probably the most logical reason not to over lube, besides saving money. That being said I'd rather slightly over lube than under lube to be conservative with respect to abrasion and corrosion.

My Ed Brown will run with this much oil too, or urine, or water, or blood; But that doesn't mean that it is a smart thing to do. If nothing else you are going to get sprayed in the face with oil when you fire it.

Besides It's his oil, let him waste it as he wants to. It won't harm the gun just his wallet.

What is too much? I think I could dunk my 1911 in motor oil pull it out chamber a round and fire it without a hiccup. I'd let the barrel drain a little first though.

Use high-temp wheel bearing grease as it won't run off.

Why didn't an expert gunsmith at Wilson Combat review and correct this guy? This is WAY too much lubrication as indicated by experience and even WC's own videos of gunsmiths at their facility building and lubing their pistols. Bill should review with his gunsmiths all videos his company publishes.

Sure, that's why Bill Wilson is a Multimillionaire, because he tells all his customers to over-lube their 1911's !

just a couple of drops will do the job.

All that oil is going to run out of the gun. I do like oil and grease on my 1911s but that is excessive.

WAAAY too much oil on the slide rails.