07-11-2011, 02:35 PM
After every use I like to break everything down clean any dirt,metal filing,gun powder residue out of the receiver and trigger area,then run a bore snake thru the barrel..tiny tiny amounts of lead and copper can build up along the riflings over time and possibly effect accuracy..after cleaning it top to bottom I lightly oil every moving part and steel surface...Its a good idea to keep everything lubricated because any steel surface is prone to rust and corrosion,but not so much oil that it makes outside dirt and gun powder residue actually stick to it...
I'm real picky about my guns being clean and functioning perfect...I don't get how some people come back from the range and just toss their guns in a closet..
as far as your gun jamming,if everything is clean and clear,I'd try running some different ammo and see if it still happens.
I'm real picky about my guns being clean and functioning perfect...I don't get how some people come back from the range and just toss their guns in a closet..
as far as your gun jamming,if everything is clean and clear,I'd try running some different ammo and see if it still happens.

