Thank you very much for your educational video. I just purchase my first over under 12 gage Stoeger Conder shotgun. i'm just learning how to take it apart and cleaning it. Thank you again
What an excellent video. This gentleman seriously knows his stuff and explains it for newbies such as me in such a straightforward way. Very much appreciated, thank you, (tips hat).
On shotguns like the Beretta DT 11, the internal parts of a detachable trigger group can be greased ? For example the pin of the hammers, sear lever, inertia block or any part with friction
In most of the shotgun cleaning kits there will be a phosphor bronze brush to remove fouling in the bores, don't worry about this brush scratching the bores. This type of cleaning brush is way, way softer than the bore of a shotgun. My preferred method of cleaning inside the barrels is to squirt some powder solvent from the breech end and agitate it with the phosphor bronze brush, let it dwell for a couple of minutes then i scrunch up some blue roll/kitchen roll and push that down the bores. That should be all you need regarding powder/plastic residue removal. if not repeat the process. Finally a little gun oil on a wool mop down the bores before storage. A wipe over the external surfaces of the shotgun with an oily cloth will finish the cleaning process. Then i pop the gun in a gun sock and away it goes in the cabinet. Don't forget to remove any oil from the bores prior to shooting next time.
What a great informative video sir, thankyou so much for creating this videos, god bless you
Excellent instruction on lubricating the gun with nice closeups of the parts to be lubricated with oil and/or grease. Much appreciated.
"not too much, make sure there's plenty..." 🙂
👏👏Appreciate sharing such a step-by-step instrument video. Thxs from India / Bharat 🇮🇳
Thank you very much for your educational video. I just purchase my first over under 12 gage Stoeger Conder shotgun. i'm just learning how to take it apart and cleaning it. Thank you again
What an excellent video. This gentleman seriously knows his stuff and explains it for newbies such as me in such a straightforward way. Very much appreciated, thank you, (tips hat).
Hiya, I lubricate my doubles identically to this tutorial with only one exception. I also put a bit of grease on the fore end hook. Great information.
A very nice tutorial.
Thanks Paul.
I always grease the side and pivots also ejector cams .I use a artist paint brush to put a small amount on .👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you. Much appreciated...
Thank you.
Thank-You!
On shotguns like the Beretta DT 11, the internal parts of a detachable trigger group can be greased ?
For example the pin of the hammers, sear lever, inertia block or any part with friction
Thanks
You stated all moving parts should be lubed, but what about the trigger assembly? Surely there are moving parts involved with the trigger.
enjoyable. great he did both styles. love the "goon" will last forever (8:04) - craving a scotch on the rocks after that :-)
Great video. Thank you!
What is the better midrange priced gun the Beretta 694 Sporting or Browning 725 Sporting ?
Am always hesitant to use the metal bore brush as am afraid to scratch the bore. Any tips please? Beginner here 😁
the barrels are built to withstand a shot running through them. i doubt you can damage them with a the metal brush
copper or brass brushes -never use steel ,especially on old guns. I use a drill at low speed. Cleans everything out.Leaves the bores bright and shiny.
In most of the shotgun cleaning kits there will be a phosphor bronze brush to remove fouling in the bores, don't worry about this brush scratching the bores. This type of cleaning brush is way, way softer than the bore of a shotgun.
My preferred method of cleaning inside the barrels is to squirt some powder solvent from the breech end and agitate it with the phosphor bronze brush, let it dwell for a couple of minutes then i scrunch up some blue roll/kitchen roll and push that down the bores. That should be all you need regarding powder/plastic residue removal. if not repeat the process. Finally a little gun oil on a wool mop down the bores before storage. A wipe over the external surfaces of the shotgun with an oily cloth will finish the cleaning process. Then i pop the gun in a gun sock and away it goes in the cabinet.
Don't forget to remove any oil from the bores prior to shooting next time.
Thank you very much for video!!! What grease did you use for chokes and block?
Is "leisure spray" (that's what it sounded like to my American ears, anyway) the same as CLP?
Browning Legia Spray.
I need 300 boxes of those to buy ok
Thank you Sir!
What is the spray that you use?
Legia
What cleaner are you using ?
Grease all the bearing surfaces!
I had always used oil I guess I should be using grease. Thanks!
Nice job sir.
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can it be cleaned with car oil?
Berretta guys will be in tears. Grease is for car engines. Gun oil... Is for guns.
Beretta sell choke grease
Yep I have beretta grease, more for the ejectors
hi nice video but does anyone notices he does not know how to clean the ejectors properly on both guns ?? i do
"Shotgun lubrication"
i don't understand this accent