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I'd love to detail strip my Sig, but the manual doesn't even mention it. Maybe after a few thousand more rounds.
Depending on the SIG you need "special tools" and a couple of replacement pins (a couple of the 229 retaining pins are supposed to be "one time use").I'd love to detail strip my Sig, but the manual doesn't even mention it.
The best thing you can have to clean your guns is a mini compressor,
Harbor Frieght has one for $50.00, turn the air down to around 20lbs, field strip the piece down ,spray with Rem oil and blow dry.
hankdatank1362 said:Oh, and JesseL, what kind of HK handgun is that? Looks like some kind of fixed-barrel blowback. I don't see a squeeze cocker... I'm clueless. I recall reading once about an HK fixed barrel pstol that was great to put a suppressor on, but it was discontinued... is that it?
An investigation in the Swedish army showed that many of the modified FN-FNC:s used in troop education was so worn by intense cleaning that they had lost their factory rust protecting treatment, so that they would be unfit for field use
I have yet to see an instruction anywhere that shows how to tear a pistol down further than that level.