Congradulations on getting your new Ruger. I took mine down and inspected and cleaned it as soon as I could, and found that the disassembly/reassembly process wasn't as complex as I've heard. Its supposed to be like a big taboo, but I'll never fire a gun I haven't personally inspected all working parts of and cleaned/oiled.
Check out this page to help you out if you choose to disassemble for cleaning. It has pictures, and if you follow it step by step you can't go wrong:
It takes the removal of the tricky hammer spring assembly out of the picture so all you need is an allen wrench to get the bolt out so you can clean from the breach (which in my opinion is always preferable to muzzle cleaning... I'll go to great inconvenience to not clean from the muzzle).
Have a blast with your new ruger, I know I love mine
