Firearms Maintenance expertise and recommendations for the firearms user community, from step-by-step directions to just sharing years of experience.


  • Guns are, in fact, America

    The rest of the world watches as Americans struggle over which perspective on morals is most just, and guns are always drawn into the conversation. Even though the struggle for second amendment rights seems never ending, and it is and will always be, it is what guarantees the other freedoms that are bestowed upon us.…

  • Gun Cleaning Shopping List

    Here are examples of some of the core chemicals you should add to your shopping cart in gun shops or online, wherever you can find them. Gun Grease, synthetic, fluoropolymer, white. Applied to high-wear parts including choke tube, bolt assembly, hinge, rails, connector, etc. depending on the type of firearm you are talking about. Lubricant…

  • Ultimate Guide to Basic, Regular Gun Cleaning Steps

    These pointers are as general as possible so that you have a starting point in properly maintaining handguns, rifles, and shotguns at home. Cleaning your firearm after every use is highly recommended. Here are some step-by-step pointers: Reference your firearms’ reference manual Apply lube to clean, dry parts for best results. Grease for high wear,…

  • Compare Gun Cleaning Products to get Better Results

    Competitors are not equal. Performance matters just like the hardware. I hear countless times how “I tried this,” or “I used that,” but in the end, the gun owner was let down by a not so wonderful product. So, think differently if “pretty good” or “it was ok I guess” isn’t want you want. On…

  • Prayers for Charlie Kirk

    Prayers for Charlie Kirk. Prayers for America. Prayers for good over evil. #charliekirk #maga #nra #2a

  • Firearm Care Basics

    Keep your guns in fire-ready condition. That means: Go mild unless hard buildup requires stronger. 2. Immediately follow that up with lubrication. Apply grease, oil or CLP to the right parts. 3. Remove excess. Wet guns or caked up surfaces is bad. Avoid mixing different chemicals to avoid issues. Shooting at the range or in…