Another ^, for me this equals 3-4 times a month. Doesn't mean you have to go crazy scrubbing, etc.
By the way this is my pattern for every firearm I own regardless of manufacturer, even Glocks-oh wait, I no longer own one lol!
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Another ^, for me this equals 3-4 times a month. Doesn't mean you have to go crazy scrubbing, etc.
By the way this is my pattern for every firearm I own regardless of manufacturer, even Glocks-oh wait, I no longer own one lol!
Like most of the other folks, I clean mine after each trip to the range (usu 200-300 rounds). Mainly because that's the way Dad taught me to treat any tools, and also because it allows for a quick inspection for anything weird/tweeked etc.
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I clean my guns after every range trip and randomly as well. I try not to let any gun go more than one year without a cleaning even if I have not fired it.
The Army taught me that every gun must be cleaned after each shooting session and I believe that. And, as wingnuut says, I enjoy cleaning guns while watching a movie in the garage at the cleaning station. Rainy days are ideal times for this.
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