I recently purchased a Glock 27 Gen4 and I'm loving it so far. I have about 400 rounds through the gun, and I have decided to start using Mil-Comm synthetic grease/oil for the gun. I have used the product before, but with previous guns have only ever stripped the barrel and slide, the added the Mil-Comm. For the Glock 27, I want to do it the "right" way and disassemble the slide and frame, strip all of the metal parts of previous grease and oil, then apply the Mil-Comm.
My current plan is to use 90% alcohol to strip all of the metal parts, then coat the parts in the TW25B grease (making sure they are completely dry afterward).
With further cleanings I'll wipe everything down clean with a cloth (using MC25 degreaser/cleaner if necessary) and apply TW25B grease and/or MC2500 as necessary.
Are there any flaws with this plan? Or some advice to make it better? Thanks for the help!
My current plan is to use 90% alcohol to strip all of the metal parts, then coat the parts in the TW25B grease (making sure they are completely dry afterward).
With further cleanings I'll wipe everything down clean with a cloth (using MC25 degreaser/cleaner if necessary) and apply TW25B grease and/or MC2500 as necessary.
Are there any flaws with this plan? Or some advice to make it better? Thanks for the help!