Gun Cleaning Tip # 002
 

Gun Cleaning Tip # 002

Do not take gun cleaning tips from non-18B's..... :munchin


;)

I was an 18B before I was an 18D... so I guess I'm safe.:D

So what IS IT?!?! If there was supposed to be a "Link", there wasn't.

Later
Martin

Back to # 001, I think. ;)

Pat

Particularly good with shotguns.

Who cleans shotguns? :munchin

I just wipe down the outside and run an oily patch through the bore just to prohibit rust.....

I have a bore snake and I'll use it if/when I break my cleaning rod..... ;)

James Purdey is revolving at 33 1/3 rpm in his grave.

Actually Tip #2 says ignore Tip #1, since it came from an Echo. :lifter :munchin

I do, Team Sergeant! :(

CLEANING WEAPONS:
 

MORE PEOPLE ARE SHOT WITH UNLOADED WEAPONS,ACCIDENTALLY OF COURSE, WHILE CLEANING WEAPONS.....ALL WEAPONS ARE ALWAYS LOADED;UNTIL YOU PERSONALLY INSPECT THEM AND ARE SURE THEY ARE UNLOADED...Tom Kelly

That might be the biggest wives tale of all time.... shot while cleaning weapons.

I don't remember the part of cleaning where the weapons trigger requires pulling........ ;)

I am not of noble blood or an aristocrat and I'll never make enough money to own a Purdey gun......;)

I own a Remington 870, clean it may once or twice every 3-4 years.... then again I live in one of the driest places on earth.

You're a gun "noob" the reason you are told to clean your shotgun is to become more familiar with it. Keep cleaning.

Yes, Team Sergeant! :(

So is J.V. Needham.

That's beauty right there.

I used to believe that until a guy in one of my units happened to "accidentally" shoot himself while "cleaning his weapon". It just so happened that he "cleaned his weapon" right after his girlfriend broke up with him.

Statistics show that depressed people become very careless with weapons. In the UK they now have to get careless with knives which can be a messy business.

But, but, I wasn't an 18B. :D