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12-16-2022, 12:58 PM
Here are a few quickie tips about gun cleaning for revolvers.
1. One of the often-overlooked areas is the cylinder star (sometimes called a ratchet).
The front side, back side and its recess in the cylinder should all be cleaned. Debris that holds the star out just a bit can cause a stiff action and double action trigger pull.
2. Don't forget to brush the face of the cylinder clean too.
3. Cleaning the barrel breech that is inside the frame will help to keep crud from building up and rubbing against the cylinder as you try to shoot the gun.
4. Be sure to use a brass brush to clean the chambers so that the cartridges will fully seat into the chamber.
1. One of the often-overlooked areas is the cylinder star (sometimes called a ratchet).
The front side, back side and its recess in the cylinder should all be cleaned. Debris that holds the star out just a bit can cause a stiff action and double action trigger pull.
2. Don't forget to brush the face of the cylinder clean too.
3. Cleaning the barrel breech that is inside the frame will help to keep crud from building up and rubbing against the cylinder as you try to shoot the gun.
4. Be sure to use a brass brush to clean the chambers so that the cartridges will fully seat into the chamber.
1. One of the often-overlooked areas is the cylinder star (sometimes called a ratchet).
The front side, back side and its recess in the cylinder should all be cleaned. Debris that holds the star out just a bit can cause a stiff action and double action trigger pull.
2. Don't forget to brush the face of the cylinder clean too.
3. Cleaning the barrel breech that is inside the frame will help to keep crud from building up and rubbing against the cylinder as you try to shoot the gun.
4. Be sure to use a brass brush to clean the chambers so that the cartridges will fully seat into the chamber.