Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Maintenance is an essential part of being a
responsible gun owner, along with learning the
fundamentals and inner workings of your gun.
Learn the tools needed to make cleaning easier
and more efficient, like proper lubrication,
where it should be applied, and how much.
Learn the basics of how to clean, service, and
maintain your firearm to keep it in working order.
With the tools needed to properly clean your Hangun
Looking for a new cleaning mat for your workbench?
Remove all ammo from the cleaning area before start.
Include:
Cleaning solvent,
lubricant or gun oil, a bore brush,
patch holder/patches, cleaning rod,
nylon cleaning brush, flashlight,
pipe cleaners, cotton swabs,
and microfiber cloths
Always take the time to properly unload your gun and double check to ensure it's unloaded every time.
Remember that your gun may still have a round ready to fire after you remove the magazine, so check
and remove this round.
Check that it is unloaded.
Check the owner's manual for disassembly instructions for
Reassembly and Function Check Slide, Magazine Release, and Trigger Operation.
*Never use live ammunition*
Find a place with good air circulation to clean your guns.
Solvent fumes are noxious and can make you sick.
Likewise, the solvent and lubricant used flat-out smell foul if you try to clean your guns indoors.
Clean the Barrel and Chamber,
Clean out the barrel with a
cleaning rod and patches.
Soak the barrel's bore using a cleaning rod, patch holder, and cotton patches for your gun.
Reassembly and Function
Check the Slide, the Magazine
Release and Trigger Operation.
Apply a few drops of gun conditioner or lubricant to the cotton mop and run it through the bore to leave a light coating of gun oil inside.
Copyright © Alex Tactical L.L.C.- All Rights Reserved. 2020
E-mail: alex@alextactical.com Tel: (407) 756-9994