So you spent the day shooting your SD9VE. You put about 200 rounds through your pistol. Your throw the gun back in its case, and let it rest until the next time you go out and shoot.
If you don’t already know, this is bad practice. As a result of these habits, your setting yourself up for malfunctions, rust, and fouling buildup within your chamber and barrel of your pistol.
Good practice in cleaning your pistol is ESPECIALLY important if you’re using your gun as a self defense weapon. If you talk to law enforcement, they will tell you they clean their pistol after every shooting session. One great quote that comes to mind is, “Clean your gun like your life depends on it.”
“But i don’t know how to clean my pistol” some will say. Or, “I just don’t have the tools to do the cleaning” others may say.
Well that is where this page comes in!
After going thru this page, there should be no excuses for keeping your SD9VE clean. Part of the reliability of this pistol has to do with how the owners care for their guns. Many people out there take pride in owning a high quality branded gun, such as your Smith and Wesson. As a result, they keep their guns clean, oiled up, and ready to move on to the next shooting session.
So lets begin!
Feild Stripping and Cleaning of your SD9VE
*Recommended after EVERY shooting session
PRODUCTS USED IN THIS TUTORIAL:
Break-Free CLP-4 Cleaner Lubricant Preservative SqueezeBottle
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Sage & Braker Bore Snake
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Gun Cleaning Wire Brush and Pick Set
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In conclusion…
Many gun owners overlook this part of owning a gun! Sure you might be able to ‘get by’ without cleaning your SD9VE. It’s a reliable gun. But do you really want to chance that reliability when it really matters?
Remember to clean your guns!
