Brushing the Barrel of a Ruger Mark 2 Gun

Video Transcript

"Alright here is the barrel of a receiver once again. I don't necessary use my wire brush my light steal brush on this whole piece simply because I am trying to protect some of the bluing on the outside but really what I want to use that on is this bottom action here. Where the receiver of this barrel and upper receiver meets my lower receiver. So I am just going to give this a light brushing. And that should do it about on that and then what I am going to do is I am just going to pick up my toothbrush again and I am going to get inside here. I am going to come inside the bolt housing here and them I am going to wipe. Just rub it down a little bit. Then I am going to come right up inside back where the bolt enters and then I am going to take that. I am just kind of going to spin this toothbrush in a circle. Just kind of working this brake free and around and everything all these dirties nice and cleaned up and come back through. Alright that should do it with about that. Just scrub the ramp a little bit. Actually when I go to do the ramp sometimes I will even come back to my light brass brush here and I will just come inside here and I will put that light brass brush there and I will just do a light scrub there. You know you want that feeder ramp clean simply because that?s where your round the head of your cartridge is going to slide up and go in to the battery. Alright that?s looking pretty good. So the next thing were going to clean. The main spring housing."