This document could save you money, frustration and maybe
even your life but at least half of you will never read it. What is it? Your
Firearms Owner’s Manual!
Think about it. What one resource can tell you how to field
strip your gun, how to clean it, how much lubricant to use and where, where not
to use lubricant and why? Any preferred ammunition? Confirm caliber and power
of acceptable rounds. What the recommended major maintenance schedule is. How
to contact the manufacturer if you need help. Offer safety tips. Tell you how
the de-cocker works (if you have one). Tell you if you can shoot your gun in
Single Action mode (like my revolver, some can and some can’t).
Where else can you find all of that in one place? How many
of you have never looked under the foam to find the owner’s manual? Yep, there
should be one. If you bought your gun used, and it was missing the manual, you
can usually download a copy from the manufacturer’s website.
This document could save your life, or at least your pride.
Is your .38 revolver built to shoot .357s without damage? Can your 9mm handle
+P+ ammunition without blowing up? Can you shoot your gun fairly dry or does it
need lots of lubrication? All good things to know before you try them. Don’t
assume that just because one gun works a particular way, the next one will too,
even if they are similar. Be sure, be knowledgeable and be safe!
Wisdom. You are imparting it. Thanks!
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