Knightrider03m
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Every hand gun that I own is my carry gun. So I clean them every time I shoot them or ever other week.
+1.
Doesn't matter if one round or one hundred have been put through... I clean it. I actually have a routine where every Sunday night I break out one of my guns that I haven't used in a while and clean it.
Yesterday after cutting the grass, I cleaned my 686 because there was some grass / dirt on it.
Simple formula I use.
1. After use.
2. After exposure to inclimate weather.
3. After 60-90 days of non use.
+1.
Doesn't matter if one round or one hundred have been put through... I clean it. I actually have a routine where every Sunday night I break out one of my guns that I haven't used in a while and clean it.
Yesterday after cutting the grass, I cleaned my 686 because there was some grass / dirt on it.
Simple formula I use.
1. After use.
2. After exposure to inclimate weather.
3. After 60-90 days of non use.
Simple formula I use.
1. After use.
2. After exposure to inclimate weather.
3. After 60-90 days of non use.
Amen. Dirty gun has a better chance to malfunction. Do you want the shot that counts to not go bang? You never know when your gun will be needed, if you have variables that you can control why not do so?