Basic Revolver Cleaning

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  • @GunsOfTheWest
    @GunsOfTheWest  Місяць тому

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  • @garyballard3484
    @garyballard3484 6 років тому +188

    As a new revolver owner this video was just what I needed thank you.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  6 років тому +21

      You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

    • @dchiznit209
      @dchiznit209 3 роки тому +11

      I just shot my first revolver for the first time, definitely a big help

  • @blacksmith44
    @blacksmith44 Рік тому +14

    I love a .357 Magnum revolver. And that one is absolutely beautiful!

  • @lesterreed9948
    @lesterreed9948 Рік тому +12

    Thus was a very good explanation of how to clean a revolver. Thanks

  • @Carricknagavna
    @Carricknagavna Рік тому +5

    GOTW, thank you. Inherited my Dad's Ruger SP101 a few years ago and this is a great tutorial on how to get it clean.

  • @philiplucas3294
    @philiplucas3294 Рік тому +8

    Glad you cleaned under the ejector star.Also important so it will always seat properly.Thanks.

  • @arthurcarroll1930
    @arthurcarroll1930 Рік тому +5

    I want to thank you for this video. I have owned, fired, and cleaned 357magnum 4in a revolver. A 44 magnum 8in single action revolver.. Backed then I thought I cleaned them both well. Watching your video, I was lacking in detail. I have learned that the cleaning process is more detailed.

  • @Dr.Pepper001
    @Dr.Pepper001 5 років тому +30

    I just bought a new 38 special revolver. I haven't cleaned a weapon since I turned in my M-14 when I was in the Corps back in 1968, so I'm a bit rusty. Thanks for posting!

    • @dingus7081
      @dingus7081 2 місяці тому +1

      Thank you for your service

  • @colewestwood2906
    @colewestwood2906 2 роки тому +4

    Maybe the best UA-cam video on general revolver cleaning. Thanks.

  • @jamessmallridge3396
    @jamessmallridge3396 3 роки тому +22

    Great video. You left out the part where you reach for a new patch and knock over a brand new bottle of Hoppe’s. True story.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  3 роки тому +6

      I may have left it out of the video... but the finish on the table has the damage to prove I’ve done it. LOL!

  • @Filthypagan357
    @Filthypagan357 Рік тому +3

    Bought a python my first revolver thank you for the info gun cleaning is very therapeutic I love it

  • @richardponce1580
    @richardponce1580 11 місяців тому +6

    Clear, concise and well produced. Thank you.

  • @jenp6705
    @jenp6705 3 роки тому +14

    perfectly made video! great lighting! straight to the point! i wish all instructional videos were this great, thank you!

  • @beriley1
    @beriley1 2 роки тому +6

    Just discovered this video. One of the best, most concise gun cleaning videos I’ve seen. Well done.

  • @johnforse2004
    @johnforse2004 Рік тому +6

    Great review!! Getting my 3 inch Python this week. Can't wait. My gun store owner ordered it and should be here Monday. I have the Anaconda 44 magnum and it's very smooth action makes me love all the Colts snake guns. Like the way the young and the older lady was handling the Python. Love the versatile rounds . Not sure if she was shooting 38 special round are 357 magnum round. But she controlled the Python perfectly!!

  • @Matzah1982
    @Matzah1982 2 роки тому +3

    This is very helpful. I’m used to cleaning black powder revolvers but I recently got me an Uberti 1858 Remington style new model army .44 caliber revolver and a Howell .45 colt cartridge conversion cylinder for it and 2 boxes of HSM .45 colt 200 grain cowboy loads for it and I’ve never redded up smokeless powder residue before so this video really helps me. I wiped down the bore and chambers first before loading to remove grease and oil and I’ve seen online ppl saying that it’s not necessary to put an oiled patch down the bore and chambers because the solvent has lubrication in it and I noticed you didn’t. I know that excessive oil in the chambers can turn the loads into duds over time if the piece is kept loaded

  • @bsing
    @bsing 4 роки тому +16

    As a new gun owner this video was so helpful! Honestly maintenance was one of my biggest worries. But now I’m pretty confident I can keep my gun clean and functioning! Thanks!

  • @jamesp739
    @jamesp739 Рік тому +4

    Good basic video, thank you! Only thing I would change is how to maintain the area under the extractor. In my experience the area under the extractor tends to collect unburned propellant, especially with shorter barreled revolvers. When this happens, it can become hard to close the cylinder, and if it does close, it becomes very hard if not impossible to pull the trigger. What happens is there are unburned propellant flakes in that area preventing the extractor from fully seating in the recess of the cylinder. Any oil in this area tends to collect and hold the flakes in place.
    The solution to minimize this from occuring is to keep the underside of the extractor and the recess it sits in clean and dry. Brush those areas to remove any fouling and wipe with a clean dry patch. Use no oil. If you feel you must oil this area, apply one drop only, work the extractor rod a few times to distribute the oil, then wipe the area with a clean dry patch to remove as much as possible.
    If this doesn't solve the problem of a hard closing cylinder or trigger pull, you probably have a mechanical issue that may require the services of a qualified gunsmith. Hope this adds to the discussion.

  • @djsworld1974
    @djsworld1974 3 роки тому +7

    basic and easy to follow. Doesn't get any simpler than this!

  • @traingp7
    @traingp7 6 років тому +48

    I always recommend using a muzzle cone protector. It's just a plastic cone that goes over the cleaning rod keeping the rod from contacting the muzzle or inside of the barrel. Very cheap insurance to help protect your gun and its accuracy.

    • @mictaylor6637
      @mictaylor6637 4 роки тому +13

      Not a bad idea but not necessary if using a rod with barrel-friendly material, e.g. carbon fibre or, in the video, brass. Steel or covered steel, a big no. CF will not imbed grit.

    • @burgerman101
      @burgerman101 Рік тому +1

      @@mictaylor6637 Is aluminum barrel-friendly?

    • @aflxws
      @aflxws Рік тому

      @@burgerman101yes

    • @sharpandloud3422
      @sharpandloud3422 8 місяців тому +1

      Been cleaning revolvers for years with an old steel pistol rod. Never used a bore guide. My revolvers are as accurate as the day I bought them.

  • @kevintran1046
    @kevintran1046 2 роки тому +5

    Got my first gun and revolver and 5 years later you’re helping out a newbie. Thank you very much sir

    • @GoldAndSilver988
      @GoldAndSilver988 2 роки тому

      I just bought my first revolver about a month ago; a S&W 686 Plus, 7-round, 5-inch barrel. I'm wondering if all the supplies he used can be bought as a kit or if each item has to be individually purchased.

  • @240fxst
    @240fxst 4 роки тому +6

    Very thorough. Getting my first Python revolver. Thank you sir.

  • @daverenick5830
    @daverenick5830 2 роки тому +2

    I'm so used to semi's and this is my go to video for revolver cleaning. I went to buy a new Python a couple months ago and liked the feel of a 3" King Cobra so much I got that instead. Anyway I noticed something trivial you did that I've done before. Right before you use the Q tip you try opening the cylinder with the hammer back and can't open the it until you drop the hammer.. That wouldn't be an issue on some revolvers but as a person that really likes all the Colt revolvers, semi's too, I just noticed that today.
    Anyway, Thanks, I think this is the most sensible cleaning video for a revolver I've seen, and happy to see it done on one of my favorite models. I used to have a real old Python when the blue was something i haven't seen in around 50 years. It almost looked like they anodized the metal, maybe they did.......on those old ones.

  • @Threedog1963
    @Threedog1963 Рік тому +2

    I've had guns my whole life and never knew what the brass plug things were used for. I just ran the solvent soaked patch through without it. Thanks.

  • @KH-uv5ph
    @KH-uv5ph 4 роки тому +12

    Thanks so much. This was a huge help to a new gun owner. Great teacher, great video and sound quality.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  4 роки тому +1

      You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

  • @Nalublu
    @Nalublu 6 місяців тому +2

    Great video. I’m waiting for my first revolver and this will be my reference. Thank you!

  • @highwayman1224
    @highwayman1224 5 років тому +6

    Very good informative video! I just purchased a new Taurus 627 Tracker 357 magnum with a 6.5 inch barrel and shot it for the first time today. Looks pretty easy to clean using your video as a guide.

  • @nik1547
    @nik1547 6 років тому +9

    You make great videos. Clear, concise, to the point. Very thorough. Good camera angle. I saw your other cleaning video for semi-automatics and used that to clean my 9mm . This video for my 357 magnum revolver.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  6 років тому +1

      I’m very glad they were helpful. Thanks for watching!

  • @serildayo
    @serildayo 2 роки тому +2

    Just got my first revolver. I needed this video, thank you!

  • @alexc1377
    @alexc1377 5 років тому +17

    Best Revolver cleaning video I found!!!!!

  • @markmendez7197
    @markmendez7197 2 роки тому +2

    I just bought a Colt King Cobra, and this is going to help me out with cleaning my Colt after the I'm done at the range. Thank you. I will share this video with my friends.

  • @natural-born_pilot
    @natural-born_pilot 2 роки тому +5

    Great video you cover many areas others don’t. However it’s recommended that as a final step place a very lite coat of oil in the barrel and cylinder cartridge ports to prevent rust.

    • @nfaisnfgay
      @nfaisnfgay 10 місяців тому

      If you’re going to let it sit *
      If you’re going to go shoot soon, don’t oversoak your bore.

  • @EmpressEnterprises
    @EmpressEnterprises 2 роки тому +2

    Wow! This is the best gun cleaning video I’ve seen! Thank you!

  • @ammooth1592
    @ammooth1592 2 роки тому +3

    Easiest, and best way I've seen to clean a revolver 💯. I will keep this video definitely, for reference 💯💯

  • @RedcoatsReturn
    @RedcoatsReturn 7 років тому +34

    Excellent video! I suggest to use nitrile (black or blue) protective gloves. They are tougher than latex and can be reused but are just as thin and dextrous as with using latex gloves. The solvent and oil will in trace amounts get into your bloodstream through your skin and may help over repeated exposures to promote the development of arthritus/rheumatism.

    • @tomfile3131
      @tomfile3131 3 роки тому +3

      I use penetrating oil, and I definitely don't want that oil or other chemicals infiltrating my body, so yes, you're right.

    • @alexmood6407
      @alexmood6407 3 роки тому

      Snowflake

    • @RayDoyouagree
      @RayDoyouagree 2 роки тому +1

      Thanks

  • @VTS1911
    @VTS1911 6 років тому +6

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  • @cannibalcatgirl
    @cannibalcatgirl 7 місяців тому +1

    Thank you so much! I just got my first gun, a revolver, and want to do my best to care for it

  • @LOUISVILLECARDINALS
    @LOUISVILLECARDINALS Рік тому +1

    Just got a 340 Sc 357 thanks for the informative video sir

  • @DavidMartinez-s1j
    @DavidMartinez-s1j 7 місяців тому +1

    New gun owner,great detailed information, thanks

  • @ATS357
    @ATS357 Рік тому +2

    If you want the front of the cylinder to look like it did when it was brand new, get the Birchwood Casey 31001 Lead Remover & Polishing Cloth. It is amazing!

  • @BradyBands
    @BradyBands Рік тому +1

    Dude this was the best, first time 686+ and combat 69. Needed just a basic clean lmao not a old head yet where I’m polishing these beautiful tools

  • @jimfowler5930
    @jimfowler5930 7 років тому +4

    Very nice instructions.....was unsure of the proper method, until now. Thanks!

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  7 років тому

      You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

  • @moreme40
    @moreme40 2 роки тому +2

    That’s one clean Python

  • @aldixon1977
    @aldixon1977 4 роки тому +4

    To “Guns Of The West: Job well done, very informative. Thank you sir.

  • @brianoriorden9748
    @brianoriorden9748 Рік тому +3

    nicely done sir ...thank you

  • @Matzah1982
    @Matzah1982 2 роки тому

    This video was very helpful to me the first time I redded up my Uberti 1858 Remington style new model army revolver and Howell fluted .45 colt cartridge conversion cylinder. It was my first time redding up smokeless powder residue. My method is slightly different though based on yours. I also have to wipe with a solvent soaked patch the firing pins plate that goes on the back of the cylinder where it touches the rims and primer and I put a drop of oil on the cylinder pin and with the hammer cocked down into the action through the back of the receiver before putting the cylinder back in. Plus I put an oiled patch down the bore plus a few dry patches after but I never oil the chambers to prevent the cartridges getting contaminated by oil. I usually only fire at most 10 shots per session so my piece don’t get very dirty and it’s easy to redd up especially when compared to redding up black powder fowling

  • @cz1always608
    @cz1always608 6 років тому +23

    What a great video , thank you for taking the time .... just to add one thing when cleaning (of course ) lol when your are brushing the back of the cylinder it can not hurt to push the ejector and clean under the ejector rod .. thanks again

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching!

    • @richrudley2650
      @richrudley2650 3 роки тому

      Good point to clean the back of the ejector rod. I have been doing that since the late sixties. Always clean where you don't think that dirt will get. If it is at all possible.

  • @NorcalGreens
    @NorcalGreens Рік тому

    I love how the toothbrush matches the hoppes 😂 great video

  • @brianpartlow5530
    @brianpartlow5530 5 років тому +5

    Great video! I took the grip off before cleaning. I didn't want to mess it up with solvent.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  5 років тому +1

      With some grips, that’s a great thing to do. Thanks for watching!

  • @Stavros1977
    @Stavros1977 4 роки тому +2

    Just purchased my first revolver and this video put the cleaning into perspective for me... thanks for the video 😁👍👍

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  4 роки тому

      stavros sarantopoulos You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

  • @sethpoorman4832
    @sethpoorman4832 6 років тому +20

    Not that it matters much ,but I do use Hoppes oil on a patch to run thru the Bore and cylinders and then run a dry patch thru
    to give it a ever so lightly film .....Ive watched a lot of these videos on youtube ,just find it interesting that no 2 people clean there
    guns the same....Nice video Dustin.... : )

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching!

    • @jaycamacho8179
      @jaycamacho8179 5 років тому +1

      Same here lol

    • @knightalumni
      @knightalumni 4 роки тому +2

      So, I’ve seen the same thing. Some run oil through the bore and cylinder and some do not. I’m guessing either is ok?

    • @TravelDestinationsJourney
      @TravelDestinationsJourney 2 місяці тому

      I was wondering if the oil should go in the bore and cylinders.

  • @robertrivers9081
    @robertrivers9081 3 роки тому +3

    Thanks for the video. Very detailed and explained completely.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  3 роки тому

      I’m glad it could help. Thanks for watching!

  • @seanpinkey2188
    @seanpinkey2188 3 роки тому +2

    This is the best video I have ever seen on how to do this for beginners. Excellent brother!

  • @user-bo8yt4uc8b
    @user-bo8yt4uc8b 7 років тому +4

    I was told to use matchsticks or any other soft wood sticks to clean all those inside corners and hard to get to places. I think it works pretty well and even better than q-tips IMO.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  7 років тому +2

      Interesting. I like q-tips for their flexibility, but I can see how the firmness of wood sticks could be helpful for scraping carbon out of corners. I may just have to give that a try. Thanks for watching!

  • @jonnymak1079
    @jonnymak1079 8 місяців тому +1

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  • @alainmorin
    @alainmorin 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for the info! Funny, for the bore and chambers, I do the opposite: brush first (much more than just 5 times in and out) and lubed pads after. I also think that a simple disassembly (i.e., removing the cylinder and its internal parts such as ejector rod) allows access to more and thus better cleaning.

  • @jean-marcboucher7878
    @jean-marcboucher7878 8 місяців тому +1

    Cool you don't have to take off the cylinder for cleaning .thanks you for information

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  8 місяців тому

      Yeah, this design is very convenient. Thanks for watching!

  • @steveandrushko75
    @steveandrushko75 Рік тому +1

    Should you also run a patch with oil on it in the cylinder chambers and the barrel bore too? I just got my first 357 magnum so this is new to me.

  • @123andme
    @123andme 3 роки тому +1

    I like the foaming gun cleaner they make. Just shoot it in and let it sit in the chambers and barrel. It really pulls up the carbon. And i like rem wipes for quick oil clean up after range.

  • @stevelau5715
    @stevelau5715 8 місяців тому +1

    excellent - thorough

  • @Buses2Bikes
    @Buses2Bikes 4 роки тому +1

    Other than the dry brushing at the start...it was a good learning video.

  • @kellyleavitt7738
    @kellyleavitt7738 3 роки тому +3

    Well done, sir! I appreciate this!

  • @Nickzino
    @Nickzino Рік тому +1

    You’re like the bob ross of gun cleaning lol 👍🏼

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  Рік тому +1

      I get told that a lot. LOL

    • @mikewithers299
      @mikewithers299 9 місяців тому

      Just found a 686 and now the perfect cleaning video. Thank you for all the details you covered. ❤️

  • @bowman321123
    @bowman321123 7 років тому +5

    Really clear video, good choice of gun. Subbed.

  • @Elvis68spec
    @Elvis68spec 6 років тому +3

    Lucky Guy, cleaning your Colt Python! Nice!

  • @Swanky95472
    @Swanky95472 2 роки тому +2

    Just cleaned and oiled my brand new .38. Question: why are you NOT putting OIL inside the firing chambers and bore???

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  2 роки тому +1

      In most modern revolvers, oil in the bore and chambers isn’t necessary and it can cause debris to collect inside. Also, if you carry the gun for protection and keep it loaded for extended periods of time, it’s best not to get the ammunition oily by having oil in the chambers.

  • @SarahJennings-dx6rg
    @SarahJennings-dx6rg 27 днів тому

    This was a great video amd just what I needed to know. Thanks

  • @bobsradio6025
    @bobsradio6025 3 роки тому

    Very good comprehensive video. The only thing that I thought was missing was protecting the rifling near the muzzle by not using a metal cleaning rod. While there are protectors and soft material rods that can be purchased, I prefer to use a bore snake.
    The main reason that I am fond of the 1851, 1860 & 1861 Colt black powder revolvers is that the barrel can be easily removed and cleaned from the rear.

  • @johnnypipe
    @johnnypipe 7 років тому +3

    Nice video. Simple and straight forward. I assume you also oil the inside of the barrel and the cylinder.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  7 років тому +3

      Johnny Petree, I actually don't oil inside the barrel and chambers. I've never found that they need it and I don't want the oil on my cartridges, in case I decide to unload without using them.

    • @mictaylor6637
      @mictaylor6637 4 роки тому

      Oil the bore and charge holes for longer term storage then dry-patch before shooting.

  • @danoesq2
    @danoesq2 3 роки тому +6

    I love the smell of Hoppe's in the morning.

    • @viking670
      @viking670 3 роки тому +1

      Yeah...smells like, victory !

    • @TwoWeekCowboy
      @TwoWeekCowboy 3 роки тому +1

      I love the smell of Hoppe's any time of the day, LOL

  • @ArizonaGhostriders
    @ArizonaGhostriders 7 років тому +7

    Great instructional!

  • @RichB804
    @RichB804 3 місяці тому

    Excellent video. How often would you clean a revolver like this? How many rounds?

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 4 місяці тому +1

    Thank you. 😊😊😊

  • @Perasperaadastra787
    @Perasperaadastra787 2 роки тому

    Really well done,really in love with 4 inches python ❤

  • @gassman55
    @gassman55 Рік тому +2

    Should you run an oil patch through the bore at the end?

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  Рік тому

      On most modern guns, I don’t. It’s not usually necessary and it can cause dust and other debris to stick in there.

    • @mictaylor6637
      @mictaylor6637 Рік тому +1

      Depends. If going into extended storage, yes, oil will prevent rust. Important to dry patch the bbl to remove oil before shooting. If not going into longish term storage, then don't oil the bore.

  • @gibby6904
    @gibby6904 4 місяці тому

    Should i remove the wooden Altamont grips vefore cleaning?

  • @bennyblanco3115
    @bennyblanco3115 3 місяці тому +1

    Nice 👍 thanks for the info

  • @bobjones2460
    @bobjones2460 7 років тому +4

    Great vid, but is it necessary to use the copper bristle brush? I have found the patches do the job when I clean mine,but then again I hardly ever fire mine.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  7 років тому +6

      +Bob Jones, I like the brush because it breaks everything up so quickly and I seem to go through fewer patches. Honestly though, I think you can get the gun plenty clean without it.

  • @COYOTE165A
    @COYOTE165A 5 років тому +3

    Beauiful Colt Python Gun, I should of bought one years ago, When I had the chance to do so etc Thanks for sharing etc.

    • @richlabombard6780
      @richlabombard6780 4 роки тому

      A REDTAIL Good news: the Python is back! Do a search, reviews are very positive.

  • @MATADOR33
    @MATADOR33 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you your video was very informative and helpful to me.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  4 роки тому

      James W Dorsett You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

  • @RichardThomas-lu6ej
    @RichardThomas-lu6ej Місяць тому

    Great video. Thanks for sharing!

  • @susiepittman601
    @susiepittman601 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you.

  • @davidherber4233
    @davidherber4233 5 років тому +2

    Excellent video and thank you for posting this!

  • @keithsw2566
    @keithsw2566 Рік тому

    Very good video, thanks

  • @benreiltd.2528
    @benreiltd.2528 6 років тому +1

    that's exactly what I did before watching this. thanks for confirming that I did it accurate.

  • @benperea8483
    @benperea8483 6 років тому +3

    Excellent video!!! Thank you for posting!

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  6 років тому

      You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

  • @3941602
    @3941602 4 роки тому +1

    How often do you clean? After every range session?

  • @TherapeuticDriving
    @TherapeuticDriving 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for the video!

  • @1986BNick
    @1986BNick 7 років тому +6

    I actually used rubbing alcohol to clean my revolver once. It actually worked.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  7 років тому +8

      Yeah, alcohol is actually a decent cleaner. (When I detail strip my Glocks, I use it to clean the internals.) Just keep in mind that it will remove all oil and grease, so your revolver will need to be oiled well when you finish cleaning it that way.

  • @BlakeJames42
    @BlakeJames42 5 років тому +1

    Should you put a lite coat of oil in the barrel for storage wipe clean before shooting? I just inherited a S&W .357 and the gun has been sitting in leather for years. Also inside the barrel at the end there are scratches, is that a that a big deal?

  • @Negativity808
    @Negativity808 4 роки тому +1

    Just bought my first model 686 4" super excited. Sadly the store had no bullets 😞

    • @user-pz5ju7mw3k
      @user-pz5ju7mw3k 4 роки тому

      Try calling some local pawn shops. Most people don’t think of pawn shops for ammo but they have been the only place I have found any .38 special ammo in the last few months

    • @paulbunyun4479
      @paulbunyun4479 Рік тому

      thank your liberal presidents for no ammo

  • @brianlence459
    @brianlence459 5 років тому +49

    Always put the lid back on your solvent, you knock the big jug over.. you'll be hatin life. Ask me how I know.

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  5 років тому +7

      Oh, I’ve done that too. LOL! I still tend to keep it open though and just be careful, as I need to get more from time to time.

    • @sophysticaptain6842
      @sophysticaptain6842 4 роки тому +3

      Lmao had my room smelling like hoppes for like 4 days

    • @steveoliver4479
      @steveoliver4479 4 роки тому +1

      I've lost 3 big bottlesof that. I only buy the smaller bottles now. Yes I've turned them over too lol.

    • @user-pz5ju7mw3k
      @user-pz5ju7mw3k 4 роки тому

      Literally just did this 😭

    • @augusthalo
      @augusthalo 4 роки тому

      Ha,just happened to me last week. Glad to see I am in good company

  • @sbrinkerhoff8069
    @sbrinkerhoff8069 6 років тому +4

    I don't notice you oil the inside of the bore or barrel?

    • @FUMan661
      @FUMan661 5 років тому

      My same thought as well.

  • @mortykatz2236
    @mortykatz2236 2 роки тому +1

    Great video. I love to review so I don’t develop bad habits

  • @ngb802
    @ngb802 3 роки тому

    New revolver owner , should I pull the cylinder latch back when putting the cylinder back in ?

  • @spacemonkey714
    @spacemonkey714 Рік тому +1

    Thank you man!

  • @anthonyagresta8347
    @anthonyagresta8347 2 роки тому +1

    After cleaning, when you are lightly wiping down the exterior with an oiled patch.... Would you still do this step on a 'blued barrel'? Dan Wesson 44mag.

  • @Hollyweirdification
    @Hollyweirdification 2 місяці тому

    I have a 41 magnum from the 60's or 70's that is nickel with a real mother of pearl grip. Would you suggest using this cleaner on it?

  • @martinreiter6449
    @martinreiter6449 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for explaining! One question, you don't leave an oil film inside the bore and chambers when storing the firearm?

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  8 місяців тому +1

      It doesn’t really need any in there and I don’t ammunition to sit in oil if the gun is loaded for a while, so I just leave them dry. Thanks for watching!

  • @jonathongreyburgett2824
    @jonathongreyburgett2824 Рік тому +1

    Just bought hoppes kit, can I use it on my 1858 black powder pistol?

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  Рік тому +1

      The regular Hoppe’s #9 solvent is not good for black powder guns because it won’t neutralize the fouling. I’ve seen a black powder version of it, but I’ve never tried it. Soapy water is what I use and it works very well.

    • @jonathongreyburgett2824
      @jonathongreyburgett2824 Рік тому

      @@GunsOfTheWest that with ballistol?

    • @GunsOfTheWest
      @GunsOfTheWest  Рік тому +1

      @@jonathongreyburgett2824 I use soapy water to clean and then Ballistol to oil.

    • @jonathongreyburgett2824
      @jonathongreyburgett2824 Рік тому

      @@GunsOfTheWest Thanks Dustin! It won’t hurt my gun that I’ve put a little of the bore cleaner and lube on it will it?