For nickel and stainless, Birchwood Casey makes a treated cloth that does wonders to wipe away stains and powder fouling from the muzzle and cylinder face. Do NOT use it on blued surfaces. Their product number is 31001-LRC. It's known as a lead remover cloth. Brownell's # 167-022-001.
Forget the name right now. Yellow rag made just for stainless. Buy it in the "cleaning stuff" section. Takes crud and stains off immediately with a wipe. DO NOT use it on blued guns. It takes the blue off just as fast. I used to work in a gun shop. Trust me...this is the program.
Use CLP. Stay away from any product that removes copper fouling. Nickel is not similar to copper. but there is a layer of copper plating between the steel and the nickel. Products that dissolve copper fouling also dissolve this layer, causing the nickel plating to peel off.
I used simichrome for cleaning up some of my knives so I tried a small dab in a small place on my nickel M-57 and it really cleaned up nice. no small scratching of any kind
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