Keep Your Gun Clean And It Will Serve You Well

[Watchman]

A few years ago, I sustained an injury while on duty which caused my Colt Government Model to become submerged in soupy mud. Although the firearm would have still functioned if necessary, it had become thoroughly soaked and was eventually affected by corrosion on its internal components.

Brownells provided me with prompt assistance, but it still took a few days to obtain the necessary replacement parts, leaving my firearm temporarily out of commission. Consequently, I learned to keep several spare parts on hand for my 1911.

Regardless of the type of firearm you rely on, it is essential to be prepared for routine maintenance and possible part failures. Regularly changing the lubricant and springs is a standard practice that will help to prolong the lifespan of your handgun. READ FULL ARTICLE HERE