Buy some ammo and season the barrel with some hot lead. If your gun is new, there's no reason to do anything other than inspect it for something out of the ordinary, if everything looks good, shoot it in an appropriate place in a safe manner. Let us know how it goes.
And shoot it as often as possible and give it a name and some companionsWillieB said:
So how often does it require cleaning and lube?
I'm gonna be shooting TulAmmo, so it's a bit dirty.
If you shoot every week and you plan to shoot the same gun in the near future, I wouldn't mess with cleaning one only having put 50 rounds through it. Leaving one dirty for a lengthy time isn't good because the residue will attack the metal on the gun. It doesn't hurt to clean one and if you've got the time, it's a good way to learn your gun regardless of how many times it's been shot. You never can have a gun that's too clean.
That's the truth. Its a good opportunity to do something with your gun on days you can't make it to the range.
I do a basic field strip and clean every time I get home from the range and I usually do 200 rounds each time. Every 1000 rounds I do a complete break down and deep clean. If you don't know how to break down your Glock yet, you definitely want to learn. Nice thing about glocks is it is extremely easy. And the knowledge is a great something extra to have in your tool box. If you'd like to know how to do it, I have an HD video on YouTube, let me know if you'd like the link.jameswilliam93 said:
Sure! Link me to it! Thanks!
Here you go man! Hope it helps, it's my first how to video but hopefully you'll learn a little something. Let me know how it goes!jameswilliam93 said:
