(I posted this in the upland bird hunting section also, sorry if you've already read it)

I'll start by saying that I am now the PROUD owner of a Browning Citori Super Lightning.

The reason for this post is I want to hear what do y'all do when you come home from the skeet range and/or a day ofbird huntin.

I want to make sure to give this gun the cleaning and care it deserves!

I CLEAN IT LOL

I FIRST WIPE THE GUN DOWN THE RUN SOME SOLVENT THROUGH THE BARREL TELL A PATCH COME OUT CLEAN THE I RUN DRY PATCHS THROUGH TO DRY IT THEN OIL IT REAL GOOD
AND IF IT IS A AR15 I TAKE THE UPPER APART EVERY OTHER CLEANING

With a shotgun, I'll swab the barrel with a solvent soaked patch, then a solvent soaked brush, always from the chamber end. Then several dry patches until they come out dry and clean. Small amount of oil on a patch and swab the bore to lightly coat with oil. Then every 5-6 hunt/shoot/cleaning, I take down the gun to the barrel, action etc. by removing forend and all. You'll need to know how to do this without parts flying all over the room (not likely). Read your manual or go on line to get a detailed instruction on how to break down your gun. All of those internal parts, and ports need to be cleaned and oiled occationally too!
Wipe down exreior metal with oily swab, and I use Liquid Gold on the wood.