field-strip

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field-strip

(ˈfildˌstrɪp)

v.t. -stripped -stript, -strip•ping.

to disassemble (a weapon) for cleaning, repair, or inspection.

[1945–50]

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Online, we have ad blockers to field-strip websites automatically.

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Field-strip and clean every 200 rounds and it seldom misbehaves.

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I'm a fan of John Browning's original-length short guide rods purely because 1911s outfitted with them are easier for me to field-strip and maintain.

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THE 390'S RESURRECTION: Beretta's latest autoloader, the AL391 Eureka, is a wonderful machine, but a lot of hunters and clay-target shooters hated to see the old A390 go because its gas-handling mechanism was a bit easier to field-strip for cleaning.

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Like most modern pistols, it is very easy to field-strip for cleaning

Walther PPQ M2

This is one of the easiest pistols to field-strip. First, remove the magazine and pull back the slide to verify the chamber is empty.

The CZ Pistole vz.52: a rarity during cold war times, this roller-locked autoloader is now quite common in the hands of U.S. pistol shooters

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