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Cleaning Query for revolver.

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Old 01-10-2009, 08:48 AM   #1
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Cleaning Query for revolver.

Recently picked up an unfired Smith & Wesson model 67-1 and love the way it shoots. BTW, the 67 is an all stainless 38 spl. However, now that I have spent some time shooting it, the front of the cylinder has carbon rings that I have yet to find a way of cleaning off. I can get the surface clean enough to restore the gap to the forcing cone, I just can't get it back to a nice shiny NIB appearance. Yeah, I know, I really shouldn't be this fussy, however I am curious to know if removing this carbon ring can be done easliy for when I want to take pics of the gun. It really is quite pretty and will be more so when I get some wood grips for it to replace the Pachmayr rubber grips it came with.
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Old 01-10-2009, 02:35 PM   #3
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+1 on the lead removal and cleaning cloth. Available from several manufacturers. Also if you want some detailed discussions check out the Rugerforum. This topic is discussed frequently.
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In a pinch, Hoppes and a brass brush will do the job... takes some elbow grease as well.
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+1 on the lead removal and cleaning cloth.
+2. I thought regular cleaners should do the job, but they didn't. The lead removal cloths did it in no time.
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Lead removal cloths, huh ... Ya learn something new everyday
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+2. I thought regular cleaners should do the job, but they didn't. The lead removal cloths did it in no time.
+3 Lead Remover Rag.

I have been using them on a stainless Smith since 1990.
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