It’s o.k. First time I cleaned mine, I put the firing pin in wrong. It simply went ‘Nope’ at the range. My brother took it apart and fixed it right there on the firing lane table. Love my brother.
Training classes are literally one of the best values you will ever find in this life.
I have literally never heard of anyone that had one and regretted it.
Completely changed the way I shoot. Still use the exercises I learned to this day.
Introduced me to snap caps. After a couple of embarrassing examples of my horrible trigger anticipation it all clicked. Whenever I get off target I go back to the snap caps.
It’s o.k. First time I cleaned mine, I put the firing pin in wrong. It simply went ‘Nope’ at the range. My brother took it apart and fixed it right there on the firing lane table. Love my brother.
The CLP in the aerosol can - what brand is it and are you happy with it?
Break Free MIL-SPEC CLP from Cabellas. Not enough experience yet with it to give you a review. However, it does clean the hell out of my gun parts.
Thanks!
Go on YouTube and query “break free compare”. There are a couple very good demos on the major brands.
Q-tips are your best friend. Don't use any hard metals, like dental picks, that will scratch.
Set of nylon picks are great too. Much cheaper if you look under auto body tools rather than gun parts.
at this point - you may as well not own a gun. please learn.
Training classes are literally one of the best values you will ever find in this life.
I have literally never heard of anyone that had one and regretted it.
Completely changed the way I shoot. Still use the exercises I learned to this day.
Introduced me to snap caps. After a couple of embarrassing examples of my horrible trigger anticipation it all clicked. Whenever I get off target I go back to the snap caps.