​Disassemble and cleaning All Black True Precision Glock G43X

It is a general rule that you should clean your firearm after every trip to the range. I use a well lit work bench when cleaning my True Precision Glock G43X. I have a microfiber cloth, a bore snake, and a wire brush to break up and remove dust and particle build up. I begin by taking off my True Precision Axiom Slide and remove my True Precision Black Nitride Glock G43 barrel by first removing the recoil spring. After wiping everything down and removing dust and any other debris, I oil my True Precision barrel to protect against moisture. I then apply lubricant to the major contact points on the bottom of the True Precision Axiom Slide. I then reassemble the gun and rack it a few times to make sure that everything is functional. Routine cleaning can be a hassle, but it is a fundamental way to maintain this True Precision Glock G43X. It also keeps all of the upgraded parts looking good. I was very pleased with how easy it was to disassemble, clean and reassemble my True Precision Glock 43X firearm.