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SIGP250 · July 1st, 2009, 02:35 AM

I clean my Sig's almost every time I shoot. I don't use too much solvent. I use gun oil sparingly and use white grease at two points on the slide.

The take down and reassembly of my Walther's is more difficult but these actually require more maintenance. I try to clean these every time I shoot but they can be a chore.

I have a Kimber that I always clean after every shooting and a couple Taurus revolvers that I clean regularly but not every time I shoot.

I normally shoot 3 or 4 guns and total about 200-250 rounds before I am done for the day.

July 1st, 2009, 02:35 AM	#19
SIGP250 Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: ST. LOUIS, MO Posts: 419	Cleaning I clean my Sig's almost every time I shoot. I don't use too much solvent. I use gun oil sparingly and use white grease at two points on the slide. The take down and reassembly of my Walther's is more difficult but these actually require more maintenance. I try to clean these every time I shoot but they can be a chore. I have a Kimber that I always clean after every shooting and a couple Taurus revolvers that I clean regularly but not every time I shoot. I normally shoot 3 or 4 guns and total about 200-250 rounds before I am done for the day. __________________ If you understand, things are just as they are... If you do not understand, things are just as they are.... - Zen Saying