DefensiveCarry Concealed Carry Forum - View Single Post - How many would/would've paid for a "How To Clean Your Gun" class

Holdcard · May 15th, 2008, 09:40 AM

I voted yes, but it would have to be specific to a gun I own. I have the basics down, field strip etc. It's the detail cleaning that I lack experience in. What to take apart every time and what NOT to take apart every time. Where and how much to oil etc. I know some of this is covered in the manuals but the description is very vague.

I've also found that the manuals don't always warn you of spring loaded parts. Many times I've spent some time looking for a part that disappeared on me while following the directions.

There are also a lot of techniques for putting things back together that are not covered in the manual. Little tricks or tools that make reassembly much easier.

Holdcard

May 15th, 2008, 09:40 AM	#45
Holdcard Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Phoenix, Az. Posts: 324	I voted yes, but it would have to be specific to a gun I own. I have the basics down, field strip etc. It's the detail cleaning that I lack experience in. What to take apart every time and what NOT to take apart every time. Where and how much to oil etc. I know some of this is covered in the manuals but the description is very vague. I've also found that the manuals don't always warn you of spring loaded parts. Many times I've spent some time looking for a part that disappeared on me while following the directions. There are also a lot of techniques for putting things back together that are not covered in the manual. Little tricks or tools that make reassembly much easier. Holdcard __________________ If You Want To POPULATE Heaven You Have To PLUNDER Hell!! 4th Man Ministries