New gun owner here I fired off 100 rounds in my p365 sig Sauer is time to clean my gun? If so do you recommend  I do it myself?

3 minutes ago, GiantsFan1981 said:

New gun owner here I fired off 100 rounds in my p365 sig Sauer is time to clean my gun? If so do you recommend  I do it myself?

Yes, and yes.  

New guns are best cleaned once before firing, and then more frequently as they break in.  After that, some do fine with less frequent cleaning, others will need to be cleaned often in order to function reliably.

Cleaning it yourself is easy, and the best way to become familiar with the workings, and be able to spot maintenance issues as they arise.

1 hour ago, GiantsFan1981 said:

New gun owner here I fired off 100 rounds in my p365 sig Sauer is time to clean my gun? If so do you recommend  I do it myself?

What @10X said....

Make sure it is unloaded..........and no ammo is anywhere near the cleaning bench.

 

If you cannot clean your own firearm and not know how it operates, you should not own one... 

 

Thanks for that definitely going to clean it now the question is where can I get the supplies. Dicks and Walmart seem to not have any in stock.

What part Bergen county?

Order from Amazon and you'll get it tomorrow:

 

https://www.amazon.com/Shooters-Choice-Shotgun-Sectional-System/dp/B07N7XRM1Z/ref=nav_custrec_signin?dchild=1&keywords=gun%2Bcleaning%2Bkit&qid=1620396773&sr=8-10&th=1&psc=1

 

There are tons of Youtube videos that detail the takedown/cleaning process, so watch a few and go with one you like:

 

 

 

25 minutes ago, Bklynracer said:

What part Bergen county?

Cliffside Park

18 minutes ago, GiantsFan1981 said:

Cliffside Park

I'm on the other end, You can try a range, not sure what's near you, I think longshot is close, but honestly just buy online or go to Amazon.

Great info above, Amazon carries everything you will need, YouTube is also a great place to watch videos on anything firearm related, helped me greatly. You may find that cleaning your handgun is also very enjoyable. Great feeling when you turn a fouled firearm back to nice and shiny.  

Walmart.com has several for under $15 with free delivery.

And don't forget boresnakes to pull thru it at the range while it's still warm.

Bore size (9mm / .38 cal for example) for the barrel and in the case of a revolver, one size up (.40 cal in this example) for the cylinder bores.

You'll get 95% of the crud out before you even pack up to go home.

Damn this is good advice thank you. The two times I’ve gone I just pack up and leave!!

A gun is like a machine.  Gotta clean it for preventative maintenance purposes.  If the burnt powder residue is allowed to build up, it can make the moving parts stop moving like they should and depending on the type of ammo it can cause corrosion to the internal parts of the firearm.

2 hours ago, GiantsFan1981 said:

Damn this is good advice thank you. The two times I’ve gone I just pack up and leave!!

I always did that. Did the cleaning at home where I could take my time.

While we are suggesting Amazon... it's a good time for a reminder about Amazon Smile. They donate a portion to an organization of your choice, without increasing what you pay. ANJRPC & CNJFO are both available. 
 

I take great joy knowing that a primarily anti-2A company sends money to Pro-2A orgs.