What Are The DON’TS When Cleaning Guns?

We all know that guns need to be cleaned regularly to ensure good performance of your guns. So do you know what are the DON'TS when cleaning guns?

• Do not use alcohol or drugs before or during the cleaning of the gun. Before or during the handling or cleaning of firearms, do not use alcohol and any other substances that may impair normal mental or physical function, because this may cause your mental confusion and wrong operation of the firearm, which may bring life danger.

• Never believe anyone's claim that the gun is unloaded, you must check it yourself.

• Before putting down your gun or giving it to someone else, make sure that your gun is unloaded.

• Do not abuse your gun and do not use it for any purpose other than shooting.

• Before putting down your gun or giving it to someone else, make sure that your gun is not loaded.

• Do not abuse your gun and do not use it for any purpose other than shooting.

• Never load a firearm and prepare to fire in a clean area unattended.

• When reassembling the gun after cleaning, be sure not to forcibly reassemble the parts together. If you find that the parts you assembled are not right, please disassemble the parts you are trying to assemble and find the right parts.

• After cleaning your gun, don't forget to use proper lubricant on the slide rail, barrel or any other internal parts that need to be lubricated.

• If your pistol has a bushing, make sure that the bushing is properly secured in the slide rail of the gun.

• If you do not clean your guns after every shot, you should at least lubricate them. Otherwise, the gun may overheat or freeze.

• Failure to keep the gun lubricated can cause excessive metal wear on the gun's metal contact points.