Concealed Online Reviews | How To Care For Your Concealed Carry Handgun

Concealed Online Reviews | How To Care For Your Concealed Carry Handgun

The level of lint depends on your method of carry. An OWD holster will ward off more lint than if you stick your gun in your pocket where lint likes to live.

Changing the type of covering garment can dramatically effect the amount of lint. Rayon button down? No lint. Cotton sweatshirt? Fuzz factory.

Concealed Online Reviews | How To Care For Your Concealed Carry Handgun

Whether you carry every day or once a month, check your gun at the end of the day. Blow or wipe off external lint but don’t worry about cleaning it at this point.

It’s not dirty, just linty. There’s a difference. Field-strip once a week, wipe it down, reassemble, load, and you’re back in business.

Concealed Online Reviews | How To Care For Your Concealed Carry Handgun

That said, keeping your carry lubricated can lead to problems. For instance, lint is less likely to stick to dry metal whereas lubing causes lint to adhere to nooks and crannies.

Also, lube tends not to stay where you put it. Guaranteed it will evaporate or rub off and after just a few short days of carry, a well-lubed gun can become anything but.

Concealed Online Reviews | How To Care For Your Concealed Carry Handgun

Solution? Switch from light oils to heavier pastes. This cuts down on migration issues. More gel than fluid lubrication is key.

Of course, the type of handgun makes a big difference. After lint removal, slathering thick lube on the wrong weapon (like a Glock), could gum up the works.

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