Brushing the Receiver Stock of a Benelli 12g 28" Shotgun

Video Transcript

"Alright so we are at the receiver, we have had our "break free" soaking in here. This is one of the few steel parts on the gun. It is a synthetic gun with a Teflon camouflage coating, we have that same coating that helps protect the metal on top the receiver. But what we are going to do is help get, just help that Teflon do its job. We are going to get some of the dirt off the outside of the receiver here. We are going to get here on the top on our site rail and come back over. We are going to touch lightly on the side of this bolt right here. We are not going to take this bolt out, we are going to wait for another day, because we are going to be using this particular shotgun on the next day or so. What I am going to do now, now that I have that, I am just going to kind of work this action back and I am going to make sure that everything is good working order. Ok, that is looking pretty good there, looking nice and tight, I am going to just kind of work my safety, I kind of scrubbed back there. Get on the other side of my safety here, other side of my trigger. Alright, now that we have got that all scrubbed up we are going to let this sit for a couple more minutes, then we are going to get to wiping these individual pieces down."