Personally after I clean and oil... I generally it'll do that at the range with a quick Field strip. And then I'll turn around and shoot a couple of rounds.

I had a friend of mine pretty much refused to clean his Glock ever. Mind you this individual shot at least a thousand rounds a week through his gun. Yeah absolutely refuse to detail clean. If I stuck my finger into the action and rubbed it around it would come out black.

However this individual spent 20 years in war. Every time he is had a weapons malfunction, he actually is blamed it on recent maintenance. No kidding.

This individual absolutely will detail strip his rifle. However he takes a wet brush and knocks off some crud blows everything down and sprays it all down with oil then flicks the gun a couple of times dries It off... And back into the holster it goes.

Weekly practice won't really help you out. Daily practice and regular work as well as Carry is the only thing that will matter.

That and practice your draw. Personally I think draw practice is more important for me at this moment because of the historical sheer amount of projectiles I've pulled the trigger and sent towards targets. Or send down range for snacks... Mmmm

Next up especially with precision rifles do not remove the copper... Only clean for carbon removal. Well that definitely shifted my entire perspective. Copper in the lands of your rifling acts as lubrication and fills in any inconsistencies with rifling. Actually after you've recoppered the barrel you will notice that your groups will noticeably shrink.

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