The Final Wipe Down of a Benelli 12g 28" Shotgun

Video Transcript

"All right, so we are. We've got our reassembled Benelli M1 Super 90 and left hand twelve gauge shotgun. And what we're going to do right now is we're just going to do a final wipe down clean. We've got everything together, we've got it reassembled, we know everything is in working order. And so I'm just going to take my oil rag here and I'm just going to give it a good wipe, and just in case I have any excess oil that I've missed in a couple of my earlier steps. I'm going to wipe this down and make sure that I've gotten everything. All right, I'm just going to slide this down my leg, work my way up. And I'm going to pay special attention right here to my vent rib, because a lot of oil can be locked away in there. So I'm just going to slide up and down. I'm actually going to switch hands here. I'm going to get my forearm here and cap. And with this shotgun in particular, since we have this coating on it, we don't have to worry so much about fingerprints on the metal or the blued steel as much because we have a Teflon coating with this advantaged timber coating that we have here. So we're just going to wipe that down. Looking pretty good. All right, so the next thing we're going to talk about is we're just going to talk about general firearm safety again, and just overall responsible storage of your firearm."