Introduction to Cleaning a Benelli 12g 28" Shotgun

Series Summary

Gun Safety and proper gun care is essential to fire arm use and ownership. There are a multitude of things that go wrong while using a firearm and keeping your guns clean and in proper repair will keep the chance of something going wrong to a minimum. In addition to the safety factors, as guns are also many times works of art, pieces of craftsmanship that exude quality and beauty, taking care of them is tantamount to taking care of an investment. If you keep your guns clean, they will bring you and your children pleasure and sport for years to come.

In this free video series, our expert Jason Boatwright will teach you how to properly care for and clean your firarms. Jason will show you all the supplies you'll need to clean your Benelli 12g 28" Shotgun. He'll show you how to remove the barrel, the lower receiver, the slide, the forearm, the cap, the stock, the guide rod, trigger assembly, the bolt, and bolt face. Jason will also teach you how to clean all these items with break free to remove the gunk and deposits, and then wipe them down to remove excess oils that can damage your guns. Then Mr. Boatwright will teach you how to assemble and safely store your firearm so you can keep it for as long as you want, safely.

Video Transcript

"How's it going everybody? Jason Boatwright here in Austin, Texas and on behalf of Expert Village we're going to break down, clean and reassemble a left handed Benelli M1 or Super ninety. It's kind of known both ways. As you can see here it's our left hand. I have my action open, it's coated in an advantaged timber. This would be the same process if you had an all synthetic or if you had a blue wood Super ninety in the left hand, but what we're going to get to first is what we need to actually make this process and to complete it from start to finish."