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It's easy, though not the normal teardown routine:mikefed45acp said:
First, you don't do it often (as many others have pointed out). Wait for 2-3k rounds .
And, secondly, it's not that hard, even when you feel compelled to do it. It takes a $3 set of Home Depot punches, and fifteen minutes start to finish. If you're clumsy
But, most importantly, the normal post-range cleanup is much easier than with most firearms: squirt with gun lube and you're done. In the long term, HPs make;]
alot of people said it is quite a chore...
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It's easy, though not the normal teardown routine:
First, you don't do it often (as many others have pointed out). Wait for 2-3k rounds .
And, secondly, it's not that hard, even when you feel compelled to do it. It takes a $3 set of Home Depot punches, and fifteen minutes start to finish. If you're clumsy
But, most importantly, the normal post-range cleanup is much easier than with most firearms: squirt with gun lube and you're done. In the long term, HPs make it _easier_.
