Cleaning Inside a Rome 22caliber Revolver with Break Free

Video Transcript

"Here we are with our firearm, we've got the cylinder fully taken out. And we're just going to take our Break Free and we're going to kind of repeat the steps we did with the cylinder. We're going to hit some of these inside areas here. There we go. Like before, don't be too worried about how much you're using. We're going to spray it in here, kind of give it a good wipe. I personally like to use this with my hands. I know some people prefer to use gloves when they're using this stuff. I just kind of use my fingers and I just get this stuff all wiped down everywhere, get on here in the inside, the action, the front of the barrel, on the flat top and sight here. I'll even wipe down the front blade to the sight and the hammer, just kind of make sure. And then I just kind of give the firearm itself an overall glancing. I'll make sure that I see shiny everywhere and I get right here on the bottom strap and the inside strap here, even on the back strap here, the palm swell. Take a look. And that's looking pretty good, so what we're going to do now is we're just going to let all these pieces sit, about twenty-five minutes. And if you have a little bit of extra time, even think about or consider maybe thirty minutes, an hour, even up to a full day. It's even recommended sometimes if you know that your firearm is extra dirty and you need to do a little bit extra TLC, which this one really needs. We're going to let this one sit a little bit extra longer."