Cleaning commonly used firearms after every range trip (shooting non-corrosive ammo)? Unnecessary imo and your just wasting time and money with no real advantage. Now if you shot your vintage firearm that your not sure you will shoot in the near future then a cleaning and long term storage swab is prudent. However its your firearm and your time and money so its your choice. Me personally i keep an Excel shooting log with my weekly shooters and i clean and de-copper after about 400-500 rounds. The exceptions are my M1 and my M1a i clean those more often as the lube grease gets quickly mixed with carbon and dirt. ( Its been very dusty in my area from severe drought)