Marshall
Member
Well,
For the first time in my 30yrs years of guns I finally had brass on six .45 caliber rounds in my Model 25 dissolve and gum up in the chambers. Luckily it had only been about 4 weeks since I cleaned my guns when I noticed it so they didn't sit in there forever. I guess too much Hoppes No.9 left in the cylinders. I could have sworn I swabbed em out with a dry patch, guess I didn't.
I cleaned it again with Hoppes, a brass brush and swab, they shine like always now. Word....don't ever leave rounds in the chambers with damp solvent.
For the first time in my 30yrs years of guns I finally had brass on six .45 caliber rounds in my Model 25 dissolve and gum up in the chambers. Luckily it had only been about 4 weeks since I cleaned my guns when I noticed it so they didn't sit in there forever. I guess too much Hoppes No.9 left in the cylinders. I could have sworn I swabbed em out with a dry patch, guess I didn't.
I cleaned it again with Hoppes, a brass brush and swab, they shine like always now. Word....don't ever leave rounds in the chambers with damp solvent.