retsupt99

I ordered this, also...and it makes things a lot easier.
Unfortunately, I didn't find out about these until I had just finished replacing the bottom of 8 of my wife's Glock-26 mags with the Pearse pinky extension...it was a pain using a small punch and a pair of pliers.

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sheffd

As has been stated earlier, I clean the mags when I clean my weapon. Just becomes part of the procedure. I guess one of those things, I hate seeing dirty mags like I hate seeing a dirty weapon.

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Pikachu711

This does raise a point of CC that I have had since I have started carrying my G26 as my EDC firearm.

How often should we be submitting our EDC handguns to a gunsmith/armorer to be sure it is operating to optimum efficiency & to manufacturers specifications?

I would appreciate any comments on this subject.

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JoJoGunn

I first thought the title of this thread would be about "Playboy" or other mags.

Seriously. I do check my magazines after shooting to see if there are any obstructions, dirt or residue to keep them in good operating condition.

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Tom G

Has anyone ever used Break Free to lube your magazine after cleaning them.

UnklFungus

I haven't used Break Free but Gunzilla has worked wonders on all of the gun parts I have tried it on. Dry, but slippery!

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Bart

Running a silicon cloth through them every so often has always worked well too.

Ram Rod

I disassemble my Glock magazines every now and then. I let 'em hit the dirt a lot. Run a cotton rag through the body, and maybe slick them up with some Son of a Gun or Armor-All.

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rottkeeper

I took mine apart and treated everything with Militec and now all they need is a very light oiling. Everything treated with Militec cleans much easier also.

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Jmac00

why send it to a smithy, learn how to dismantle your weapon and clean it yourself. Unless you have no mechanical ability, and I don't mean that in a bad way or to insult anyone. I'm just say'n

Now granted, you may need a couple of specialized tools, depending on your firearm, but learning this skill is an easy way to keep everything running smoothly.

I generally do a complete break down of my EDC guns at least twice a year. Except for my competition Para, that I break down every quarter, or more often if I feel something is wearing out.

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