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your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:14 PM
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Buzzsaw
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now tell the freekin truth, I keep a Springfield XDM 9mm in my bedside table, a Taurus 85 .38 in my console and a Kimber Micro Carry .380 in my pocket. I rarely, pick them up, drop the mag, rack a round out, exercise the slide, wipe down, re lube, re-load do you do it? be honest I know I should probably do it once a week or go "all revolver" 
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:22 PM
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PKnTX
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You sound like you're casing the joint...
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:30 PM
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I keep my S&W Shield in 9 mm next to the bed, in my truck, and inside my waistband.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:37 PM
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I carry a Kimber Pro CDP. AR15 on top shelf of closet. No bedside gun.
Just to make sure that it is done thoroughly, I go both ways.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:37 PM
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ChadTRG42
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No, but I do dry fire when I'm taking a poop!
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:38 PM
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DeerSlayer31
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Yes,^^^ Glock 19 on me always.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:42 PM
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charlesb
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A traditionalist, I keep a Mossberg 500 at hand. Extended magazine, 18" barrel, side-saddle ammo carrier, Hogue rubberized stock, #4 buck and slugs, loaded alternately.
It ought to do...
Kind regards, charlesb
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:46 PM
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A traditionalist, I keep a Mossberg 500 at hand. Extended magazine, 18" barrel, side-saddle ammo carrier, Hogue rubberized stock, #4 buck and slugs, loaded alternately.
It ought to do...
yes should do if your trying to blow a hole through every wall in your home with one shot.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
[Re: Buzzsaw]
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08/18/16 10:48 PM
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Buzzsaw
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So far everyone gets an F , Chad gets a C for being Chad!!! Read the whole post then answer. I don't care what or where you carry 
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:49 PM
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scalebuster
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I keep a youth model 870 beside the bed and haven't picked it up in months. My wife probably picks it up out of the corner a couple of times a week to vacuum. It's loaded with #4's and I hope to never need it.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:50 PM
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Yes I clean my gun and yes I work the slide and yes I shoot it
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 10:57 PM
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^yep, clean it probably one a month, shoot about once a month, and dry fire a couple of times a week.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 11:17 PM
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KRoyal
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G22 with TLR-1 on night stand and G27 in my waist band. Yes I work them run through reloading drills and dry fire. I also swap out the loaded mags with extra empty mags after about 6 months. I shoot them both and I do not clean them really just a wipe down every now and then.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/18/16 11:40 PM
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My night stand gun is a variant of one of my EDC pistols, so I rarely feel inclined to take it along as well. I'd say it gets out about twice a year. That is about the only time it gets cleaned, lubed, or reloaded.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 12:25 AM
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 12:43 AM
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Not like I should unfortunately. The one weapon I count on more than any others gets neglected too often. I just take it for granted, because it's always on me, and tends to be an afterthought at the end of the day. I'll usually clean it when I notice an excess of lint and dust built up in the action. This needs to change! Thanks for the reminder!
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 12:51 AM
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Xd 45 right next to me. Safe is 15 ft away with with AR loaded. I play with my guns all the time.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 01:09 AM
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Buzzsaw
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Not like I should unfortunately. The one weapon I count on more than any others gets neglected too often. I just take it for granted, because it's always on me, and tends to be an afterthought at the end of the day. I'll usually clean it when I notice an excess of lint and dust built up in the action. This needs to change! Thanks for the reminder! this is the answer I was looking for.......me too cblackall, I need to do a better job too
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 01:17 AM
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No, but I do dry fire when I'm taking a poop! You need to try prune juice
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 01:19 AM
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I clean every gun I own after I every time I take them out, for the most part. Especially pistols & BCG's on AR's. Bolt guns not so much until 300-500 rounds after properly broke in. I see no reason to clean a bedside LTC gun very often. Maybe blow the dust/lint off/out but see no need to clean when it hasn't gotten dirty. 
R.I.P. CPO Matt Mills-(DEVGRU)- You will NEVER be forgotten! 10-25-75 / 8-6-11 *K.I.A.*
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 01:29 AM
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jeepercreeper
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Glock 23 with TLR2 in the nightstand that gets cycled and dry fired weekly, shot monthly. Glock 43 on the hip that gets cycled every 1-3 days and dry fired, shot monthly. Protech CQC7 auto in pocket that gets deployed daily, multiple times per day (i like the snap noise)
Admittedly, I have gotten out of shape and lazy. I should really be learning CQB skills with my fists, knives, and guns and taking more defensive pistol classes. But Ive been training for an eating competition so that takes up most of my time.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 01:31 AM
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I see no reason to clean a bedside LTC gun very often Things get pretty crazy in my bedroom so cleaning is required often
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 02:32 AM
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I see no reason to clean a bedside LTC gun very often Things get pretty crazy in my bedroom so cleaning is required often 
R.I.P. CPO Matt Mills-(DEVGRU)- You will NEVER be forgotten! 10-25-75 / 8-6-11 *K.I.A.*
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 02:59 AM
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My Mossberg 590 stays next to my bed and it gets wiped down maybe twice a year. My carry pistols (duty and off duty) get a quick wipe down about once a month. If I have to get out in rainy weather, my on duty pistol gets wiped down more often.
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Re: your bedside and ltc gun
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08/19/16 03:03 AM
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Ruger Sp101 357 mag, just wipe it down after shooting. The thing is built like a tank and has never disappointed. Holds 5-158gr JHP's with enough muzzle flash to give sunburn.
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