Minnesota Firearms Safety Hunter Education Practice Exam

Cleaning your firearm after each use is important to prevent mechanical failures. Neglecting to clean your firearm can lead to a buildup of debris and residue, which can cause malfunctions and potentially dangerous misfires. While it's always helpful to have a firearm that looks good and has a high resale value, those factors are not as crucial as ensuring the safety and proper functioning of your weapon. Additionally, although some states may have laws requiring regular maintenance of firearms, it is always best practice to maintain and clean your firearm regardless.