I rarely detail strip my shooting guns unless something is wrong and needs to be fixed. I have never understood the folks who have to take down a gun to its tiniest parts for "cleaning". I think it must be some kind of complex, like the people who spend hours washing their hands.
IMHO, more guns are ruined with lost, broken or bent parts from being taken apart than from normal use. After several sessions, I do remove the nipples on a percussion revolver and run hot water through the cylinder. Then I let the cylinder dry from heat, oil the cylinder and the nipples and reinstall.
Otherwise, just use the gun, put a few drops of oil ahead of the hammer once in a while and let it go unless it gets really dirty.
Jim