
Originally Posted by
Arctic1
Nobody is saying that this is the standard one should adhere to, and I agree and have seen the result of this kind of policy on several of our previous G3's.
I just don't see why leaving a rifle in the safe with 200, 400 or even 1000 rounds in it without cleaning, can be a good practice. Yes, I understand that it doesn't need it, but again, not the same thing as shouldn't.
Also, why do you reassemble the BCG and then lube it? Every part needs lube on all surface areas.
Cleaning a part without using some sort of cleaner, ie "wiping off with rag", really isn't cleaning. It's just moving dirt around.
I hear ya. Still, strikes me as odd that the attitude is something along the lines of you're only cool if your gun is dirty.
I bought Paul Howe's Panteao DVD on the assault rifle, and he has a cleaning segment on there. It is recommended, but some folks here would most likely put him in the OCD department.
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