Howdy guys, im new to the forum. I own an "original" Interarms P99 .40
So how far down can you safely strip one of these things, and what do most of you use to lubricate?
I normally strip all my mags, obviously I remove barrel and spring, I remove the firing pin mech and such, I spray the heck out of everything that I cant reach with a toothbrush and solvent, give everything a light coating of rem oil, and if im feeling really energetic I use mobil 1 synthetic autmotive grease on the places where the slide meets the frame
Also, a little off topic here but is it just me or do the S&W walthers absolutely suck compared to the Interarms walthers?
(my only basis for comparison is my Interarms P99 vs my S&W P22, the P22 has an insane ammount of wear on it)
Probably 700 rounds through my P22 and sometimes it just doesnt want to put lead down range straight, close to 2000 rounds through my P99 and it shoots right on target and is basically just broken in, really doesnt show much wear at all
thanks in advance
So how far down can you safely strip one of these things, and what do most of you use to lubricate?
I normally strip all my mags, obviously I remove barrel and spring, I remove the firing pin mech and such, I spray the heck out of everything that I cant reach with a toothbrush and solvent, give everything a light coating of rem oil, and if im feeling really energetic I use mobil 1 synthetic autmotive grease on the places where the slide meets the frame
Also, a little off topic here but is it just me or do the S&W walthers absolutely suck compared to the Interarms walthers?
(my only basis for comparison is my Interarms P99 vs my S&W P22, the P22 has an insane ammount of wear on it)
Probably 700 rounds through my P22 and sometimes it just doesnt want to put lead down range straight, close to 2000 rounds through my P99 and it shoots right on target and is basically just broken in, really doesnt show much wear at all
thanks in advance