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Clean and check your guns OFTEN!
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Or Loctite... The RED kind
Okay ... the ensuing confession won't mean much to those of you who don't know me very well (or at all), but you may enjoy anyway.
To those who are familiar with my "gun cleaning regimen" (which is roughly akin "caring" for a pet turtle whose whereabouts in your home became a mystery in the mid 1980s), this topic has inspired me. This afternoon I gave some attention to my carry guns.
I unloaded 'em, took 'em apart, wiped off the crud with a paper towel and in some places even a q-tip, ran a bore snake through the barrels (twice!), relubed, and reassembled. I even went so far as to unload the magazines, take them apart too, clean out the dustbunnies, reassemble, and reload.
After all of that heavy labor, I am spent.
To those who are familiar with my "gun cleaning regimen" (which is roughly akin "caring" for a pet turtle whose whereabouts in your home became a mystery in the mid 1980s), this topic has inspired me. This afternoon I gave some attention to my carry guns.
I unloaded 'em, took 'em apart, wiped off the crud with a paper towel and in some places even a q-tip, ran a bore snake through the barrels (twice!), relubed, and reassembled. I even went so far as to unload the magazines, take them apart too, clean out the dustbunnies, reassemble, and reload.
After all of that heavy labor, I am spent.
BloodEclipse
Grandmaster
I actually saw that movie when I was but a child.
[ron] Made with real bits of children. So you know it's good. [/ron]
For those of us who know Joey... this is the funniest part of this thread!!!
For those of us who know Joey... this is the funniest part of this thread!!!
Perhaps they need to see to believe?!!!
Actually, Coach has suggested a competition between Doug Barnes and myself to see whose gun is actually dirtier. I'm going for the win!
Think you got played...
While at first glance it looks like a broadcast station (hence the domain name) there is a link embedded with the above text indicating its a satire site.
jgressley2003
Expert
Green is even stronger.
Actually green is the lightest, but there is a sleeve retainer in green that would be stronger
A friend of mine was the Indiana State Police range officer and (don't know his title) maintained the firearms used by officers. He is now retired but about 10 - 15 years ago told me about one female Patrol officer that was carrying an unloaded handgun for several weeks. During the routine qualifications, he required that all firearms be unloaded, cleaned and inspected after firing. Several weeks later, (I presume the next qualification), she presented the handgun for inspection UNLOADED. She then remembered it was unloaded at the last qualification event and she had never reloaded! He said he did read her the riot act and wrote her up. Seems to me that the requirements for becoming a State police candidate have sure dropped pretty low!
