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As it says in the thread title.
I've seen some hard handguns to clean, almost makes it no fun to go shooting.
When I bought my handgun which is the sidearm that the military uses, I figured I couldn't go wrong, and it seems that I was right, (although Ive heard some pretty harsh criticisms towards it due to it being a 9mm and not a .45 ACP 1911). It is so easy to disassemble it has to be the easiest handgun to disassemble, you press this button and flip down a switch and the slide comes off real easy.
Since I only own one firearm, it makes it hard for me to be a judge of which ones are easy and hard to disassemble.
Does anyone know if the FiveseveN, glocks, or 1911 are difficult to disassemble and clean?
I've seen some hard handguns to clean, almost makes it no fun to go shooting.
When I bought my handgun which is the sidearm that the military uses, I figured I couldn't go wrong, and it seems that I was right, (although Ive heard some pretty harsh criticisms towards it due to it being a 9mm and not a .45 ACP 1911). It is so easy to disassemble it has to be the easiest handgun to disassemble, you press this button and flip down a switch and the slide comes off real easy.
Since I only own one firearm, it makes it hard for me to be a judge of which ones are easy and hard to disassemble.
Does anyone know if the FiveseveN, glocks, or 1911 are difficult to disassemble and clean?