Cleaning a Rifle and Handgun?

[Lungorthin]

Not sure if this is the place I should be posting this, so sorry if it's not

Just wondering if someone with more experience could give me a step by step guide to cleaning an IWI Tavor and also Glock 22, which I recently ordered.
So far I've purchased "Pro Shot Products Rifle Cleaning Kit", "Frog Lube" (although I might switch since I'm not a fan of the minty smell), and "M-Pro 7" gun cleaner as suggested by the folks at The Shooting Center in Calgary.
They gave me a bit of instruction in but I want to make sure I get it right and get into good habits of proper cleaning.
If anyone could give me a more detailed walkthrough, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you

 

[FLHTCUI]

Goggle the phrase '' step by step guide to cleaning an IWI Tavor'' hit enter and then do the same for Glock 22 and you will find a boat load of guys who have uploaded to the u toob ....
Tight Groups,
Rob

 

[onetwentyish]

This^

Might want to try G96 CLP, smells like egg nogg! Makes me hungry when cleaning!

 

[sunray]

It's not the right place, but it's close enough. When you get 'em, there should be a manual for each. That should have field stripping and cleaning instructions.
Doesn't really matter which solvent you use. You will need a handgun cleaning rod, a 40 cal brush and patches. Patches with the word gun on the package can be kind of pricey. A couple of yards of 60" wide(or 36 or 45 inches), flannelette(winter sheet/PJ material), remnant from a discount fabric shop can be had for under $10. Cut it into 2 x 4 inch strips for .40 cal(this size for .30 cal and .45), 1 x 2 for .223. The women in fabric shops are used to guys asking about fabrics, so ask 'em if you need to.

 

[bollox]

http://vimeo.com/27956600

Always here to help. Can some one imbed, I can't from here..

 

[kobs]

This^

Might want to try G96 CLP, smells like egg nogg! Makes me hungry when cleaning!

Link to where you buy it?

 

[bollox]

Link to where you buy it?

Every Canadian Tire I have ever been to..

 

[Ganderite]

A good solvent works over time. When i return from the range, I squirt some G96 into the barrel and then give it a few strokes with a brush.

Then I put it away. A day or two later, or the next time i shoot, I pass a patch down the barrel to wipe out the crud the G96 has developed.

A squirt of G96 into the action a a few passes of an old tooth brush cleans the action.

 

[4n2t0]

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=glock+22+strip

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=tavor+strip

 

[redbeard870]

This^

Might want to try G96 CLP, smells like egg nogg! Makes me hungry when cleaning!

I always thought it smelled like apple pie.

 

[300Spartans]

G96 is amazing stuff. I went back to using it, forsaking Frog Lube, of which I had good results, but prefer the old favourite G96.

Plus, it's Mountie approved for their duty guns, and Mounties know everything about firearms.

 

[G19Pistolero]

Here's a good step by step guide for the Glock:

http://www.corneredcat.com/article/gun-care/glock/

Cheers.

-Pistolero

 

[Lungorthin]

Wicked, thanks everyone for your help
I did end up switching from the Frog Lube since I'm picky and not a fan of mint haha
The Shooting Center in Calgary has G96 CLP, but I went with M-Pro 7 CLP to go with the M-Pro 7 gun cleaner