Take apart and put in a pan of boiling water with a little dish soap.Then I took my pistols apart as far as I felt good with after the soapy water,and cleaned them with gun cleaning solvent,then gun oil,then wrapped them in a towel.Been doing that a couple of years and it works good.I dont put a lot of oil on them though.If I use them I clean them again when I get them out,just not the boiling soapy water.Just a gun cleaning kit quick cleaning and take out the cylinder and look at it good,clean, before I load it. The instructions that came with mine said to use boiling water and it works.One of mine was used when I got it and I took it apart way farther than the previous owner did and was surprised at how much cleaner I got it using boiling water with dish soap.I had to do it about 3 times since I dont think anybody had done it before,but it cleaned up good.I had to use a brush like a tooth brush on that one and scrub it, to get a bunch of crud off of the inside of it.
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