What routine maintenance should you do on your firearm and why is it important? Routine maintenance is done to prevent a more serious problem with the gun at a later date. You can’t afford to compromise safety or risk having a complete breakdown of the firearm at a critical moment. GMA Instructor Mike Rulli gives his suggestions for firearm maintenance.
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