Glock break in. .

[Esko 270]

Hello guys a little knowledge would be greatly appreciated. I've never owned many brand new pistols. After a bad Kimber experience I decided to get a brand new Glock. I put 250 rounds through her today. My question is do I clean it now and get rid of the break in Grease or put some more rounds through it first before cleaning it up? I normally clean them up directly after shooting.

[Dane]

Whatever you feel like doing. Glocks dont really have a break in period. Just don't over oil a glock.

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[frankmako]

I have own many glocks and have been issued glocks on the job.  Never did a break in per say on any of them.  That is what i like about them.  No break in required.  Take out of box, shoot some, clean and carry on.  I have even clean a new issued one before shooting and it did not hurt anything.  So clean it and carry on.  

[nightrunner]

Some say to clean the factory grease off first just in case it were to cause a malfunction. Sounds like you have gotten past that point though so I'd say clean it up and go on.

 

Some say a Glock doesn't need to be cleaned as much, and maybe it doesn't, but I was raised/taught if you take care of your gun, it will take care of you.

[DWARREN123]

I normally patch the barrel and shoot until I feel like cleaning. Really not much difference on how you do as long as you lube it per the manual and have nothing in the bore.

Glocks like to be run with minimum lube.