WEll ya know how all them people say them tight guns got to be cleaned after every 50 to 100 rounds..
Well today ='s 400 rounds and 375 were grubby lead reloads .. i noticed its running a little sluggish..but it still ran the amount of crud build up is surprising .. jezz i wish them tight guns would go more than 100 rounds..Im wanting it to go 200 more rounds to = recoil spring replacement .. Guess i got to take this one out of carry till i clean it ..
Eh, cleaning is overrated. Just pull the top off and wipe the rails n lugs. Spooge a little lube in it and go another 400. Cleaning guns is a little like shoveling snow; an exercise in futility. It just gets dirty again.
Ha...I ain't cleaned mine (also one of those tight guns) in at least 600 rounds...except for a shot of CLP down the tube (the only part thats not stainless)
I was able to get 250 lead reloads through my Dan Wesson CBOB before it started hanging up. The chamber is pretty tight and it had quite a buildup on it.
I detail stripped my old Kimber pre II target the other day. It had around 10K rounds through it with only a field strip about every 500. There was so much gunk in the trigger, sear, and disconnector that I am surprised it still ran.
I was able to get 250 lead reloads through my Dan Wesson CBOB before it started hanging up. The chamber is pretty tight and it had quite a buildup on it.
I detail stripped my old Kimber pre II target the other day. It had around 10K rounds through it with only a field strip about every 500. There was so much gunk in the trigger, sear, and disconnector that I am surprised it still ran.
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