I can't wait to shoot it!
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I need to clean it though first, right?
Picking up a gun ordered to my FFL... any advice?
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Scott in Houston
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Re: Picking up a gun ordered to my FFL... any advice?
That is a good idea. At the very least, dry swab the bore to make sure there is no oil or preservative in there and lube up the rails.Scott in Houston wrote:I can't wait to shoot it!
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I need to clean it though first, right?
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Scott in Houston
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Re: Picking up a gun ordered to my FFL... any advice?
Pawpaw wrote:That is a good idea. At the very least, dry swab the bore to make sure there is no oil or preservative in there and lube up the rails.Scott in Houston wrote:I can't wait to shoot it!
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I need to clean it though first, right?
Yeah, I also think it's a good way to get to know it first, and thoroughly check for manufacturers defects that are visible before shooting. Plus, I just enjoy it.
Although, it will be hard to resist shooting right away. 
Thanks again for your advice regarding checking the seller's policy when doing an FFL transfer.