Detailing the Receiver of a Benelli 12g 28" Shotgun

Video Transcript

"Alright so here we are, we have got our barrel wiped down, scrubbed up, we have our cap, our forearm and now we are on to our receiver with the tube. We have been using a towel here on every part because it is just a bigger area and so I am going to wipe down, I am going to start with the receiver here and I am just going to take my left hand and grab the shotgun through the towel. I am just going to set the butt of the shotgun on my leg and I am just going to wipe this receiver real good, a lot of that excess oil. I am going to do the same thing inside of the trigger guard and then I am going to kind of work my way up here to the tube and I am just going to twist the shotgun around in a circular motion. Get a little view of it here, we are just going to move the shotgun around and what we are doing is just moving it in a rocking motion like this. What we are going to do is we are going to pay a little bit of close attention up here to the threads. We are just going to make sure that these threads have no obstruction, do not have oil setting in them or anything along those lines. That is looking pretty good. What I am going to do now is I am actually going to incorporate some of my patches and I am going to use my patches inside here of the receiver."