I think this is probably the best advice. However we learned to clean our guns; from our parents, the military or from forums like this one, we're all probably happier doing what we know best.
Doesn't bother me in the slightest. I don't shoot my car. At least I haven't shot one yet.
I bought the Ranger back in '03. It is getting kind of dirty. Maybe I'll clean it one day ... or not.
Are there any good tutorials (with photos) out there that show the proper procedure to disassemble and reassemble the 22/45? I do it at least annually with my XD's and would like to do the same with the Ruger.
Thanks for the replies. I got out the users manuals for my others Rugers to see what they had to say about cleaning. The verbage is identical to what's in the 22/45 manual.
I actually lose sleep over a firearm if I leave it dirty. So, I guess I'll continue cleaning the way I was taught. "If you...
This is my first post on the Ruger forum.
Last week I picked up a 22/45 MKIII and I am curious about the cleaning instructions Ruger provides. It seems that if the pistol hasn't been exposed to extreme environmental conditions, then cleaning isn't necessary.
I cleaned the gun before I fired...