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Oil Your Handgun on a Fairly Regular Basis If you regularly do more intense range sessions or bullseye shooting, it's a good idea to oil your handgun at least once every 1–2 weeks. It's especially important to do this during the hotter and more humid months of the year to ward off damage from excess moisture.
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Read More »Any handgun should be regularly maintained, which does include some cleaning now and then. As for whether or not you should do this each time you use your handgun, the short answer is “yes.” However, there’s a bit more to this answer when it comes to the degree of cleaning that’s recommended. The firearms safety education professionals from Online Texas LTC, a premier provider of online LTC classes, explain what you need to know.
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Read More »One of our instructors made a good analogy: “Would you drive your new car with no oil in the engine?” Same goes for a new firearm. It needs to be cleaned and lubed prior to shooting. Also, most manufacturers have specific instructions for breaking in the firearm.
New firearms are often shipped “dry” (no lubricant) or “wet” (lots of corrosion protectant but no lubricant). They are rarely, if ever, shipped cleaned, lubed and ready to shoot. One of our instructors made a good analogy: “Would you drive your new car with no oil in the engine?” Same goes for a new firearm. It needs to be cleaned and lubed prior to shooting. Also, most manufacturers have specific instructions for breaking in the firearm. It takes time for a new gun to “wear in” all the parts so they fit correctly; new guns (and magazines) will be stiff and the gun won’t be at its best until it’s broken in. If you don’t know how to disassemble and clean your firearm, we do private lessons. Under guidance of the instructor, you will disassemble your firearm (to the extent needed to clean it) and clean it using all the tools, cleaners and lubricants that we use when cleaning guns; then you will learn how to reassemble it. Call Val at 928-910-3457 to schedule a private cleaning lesson. If you’d rather someone else clean it for you, we also offer that service.
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With no food and no water, the maximum time the body can survive is thought to be about one week . With water only, but no food, survival time may...
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