Posted: 7/13/2019 9:19:07 PM EDT
| Ok so to me this is wierd, i hear from the local gun shop here that HE always cleans from breech to crown. My ccw instructor said the very same... is this some southern iowa superstition or have i really been doing it wrong? Ya know, swinging both ways. Any difference with caibers? Would the case for a .44 webley also be the case for a .204 Ruger? |
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Why to you clean the barrel? To remove the crud left over from shooting.
Why would you push/pull the crud from the barrel into the chamber and receiver? I clean from the chamber/receiver forward and out of the muzzle end of the barrel. That way the crud leaves instead of being moved to another area of the gun that has to be cleaned, too. |
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Originally Posted By M1A4ME:
Why to you clean the barrel? To remove the crud left over from shooting. Why would you push/pull the crud from the barrel into the chamber and receiver? I clean from the chamber/receiver forward and out of the muzzle end of the barrel. That way the crud leaves instead of being moved to another area of the gun that has to be cleaned, too. |
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Originally Posted By M1A4ME:
Why to you clean the barrel? To remove the crud left over from shooting. Why would you push/pull the crud from the barrel into the chamber and receiver? I clean from the chamber/receiver forward and out of the muzzle end of the barrel. That way the crud leaves instead of being moved to another area of the gun that has to be cleaned, too. I dissassemble guns during cleaning, do you? |
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Originally Posted By FlowersForFoes: Fyi CZ ftw! I dissassemble guns during cleaning, do you? Pistol, remove slide from frame, remove barrel from slide, clean it all, lube it up and put it back together. Oh, my avatar is a CZ75 Compact I converted to use CZ85 style controls. Ambidextrous thumb safeties and slide release levers. Did a CZ75B .40 S&W the same way but it came with ambidextrous safeties so I only had to add the CZ75 slide release levers and modify the frame (slightly) to add that right side slide release lever. |
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