How often do you clean your guns?

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Our guns get cleaned as soon as we bring them back from the range or if its been a while since we've been at the range my hubby will break em out and clean them.
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Everytime I shoot them and the Kimber I carry gets it once a month even if I dont shoot it.

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Our carry guns, and any non-stainless guns, get cleaned the same day, but other guns depend on the gun and how much it was shot, and how long since it was cleaned.

I used to be a "get every gun spick and span the same day guy", but I've got 3 shooters in the house, 2 more growing in the wings, and I'm the only real cleaner, so I had to prioritize.

I clean the guns while the wife holds/plays/feeds the baby, and the 7yr old isn't a very effective cleaner yet.

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The Mosin-Nagant 91/30 and M44 get cleaned immediately after shooting, due to the corrosive milsurp ammo. I do this at the range as soon as I'm done shooting.

The Marlin Model 60 only gets cleaned about every 3 trips.

My PA-63 gets the same treatment as the MN rifles, so that it's always ready when needed.

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I clean and lube my guns every time I shoot.. and I try to do it immediately after coming home from the range. I would figure that they are at least a little bit easier to clean while still "warm".
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Diode wrote:Everytime I shoot them and the Kimber I carry gets it once a month even if I dont shoot it.

My regiment also.

No matter how tired I am, I always clean ASAP after shooting. My daily carry gets cleaned and lubed once a month if not shot beforehand.
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longtooth wrote:Every time I shootem.
Period....
If I have 3 or 4 I may give a stainless wheel gun a quick wipe down & really clean it tomorrow. But that is rare.
Cleaned 3 last night.
After shooting today (aint vacations fun) I will have at least 4 to clean.
It will happen before I go to bed.
I'll vouch for that. After shooting yesterday and today and watched
LT clean our guns. I've decided my gun hasn't been cleaned right
since I bought it from him. You would have thought he was a jeweler
cleaning a fine Rolex watch. No kidding.
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I clean my Karr P9 after shooting, Run a bore snake to it and then wipe it down thoroughly, Then grease the slides. :grin:
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