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Professional Gun Cleaning Is Cheaper Than You Think

"To spend top dollar for a quality firearm and not keep it cleaned is a real crime"

Most people buy nice things to keep for ex­tended periods of time.

Whether the pur­chase is for pleasure or investment, we would like for the item to retain or increase in value as time goes on.

Proper cleaning of a firearm will help the firearm increase in value, as well as, per­formance. Here are a few of the dirty little secrets to gun cleaning:

1. Never clean a gun with ammunition in the same area. Put all ammunition away before start­ing the cleaning process. Oils and solvents do not mix well with primers.

2. Make sure you have plenty of room to spread out your cleaning equipment and gun parts.

3. Make sure the area is well ventilated and has plenty of light.

4. Use quality cleaning materials such as Hoppes or Break­free oils & solvents, and plenty of clean cotton patches.

5. Bore-Snakes are quickly becoming the method of choice for cleaning fire­arms. They last long and are available for most firearms.

6. Give yourself plenty of time to properly clean your firearms. Do not rush through and do a half­hearted job.

If you do not have the time or simply do not like cleaning your firearms after each outing, you may want to consider having your gun profes­sionally cleaned at the Belleville Indoor Shoot­ing Range . 

We offer top quality products and hand clean the weapon or use our Ultrasonic cleaner to get to all the hard-to-reach areas. 

To have your gun pro­fessionally cleaned is cheaper than you think. In most cases, a normal gun cleaning is less than $25 for members. 

"To spend top dollar for a quality firearm and not keep it cleaned is a real crime. states one customer who re­cently inherited his father's guns that had been neglected for years. He compared it to buying a new car and never changing the oil.

BSR recommends you have your guns profes­sionally inspected and cleaned every six months to detect any excessive wear, struc­tural damage or rust that may pit the fire­arm beyond repair.