929 and Ultrasonic Cleaner

[TFT_Guns_Up]

I recently got an Ultrasonic Cleaner, which makes the cleaner of certain parts a lot easier and less time consuming.

 

I’d like to put some parts from my SW929 in it but wasn’t sure. The parts I’m looking to drop in are the muzzle cap, muzzle brake, and the cylinder itself as it’s the most time consuming.

 

Will it hurt the finish on the Titanium Cylinder?

[MikeyScuba]

I use brass juice and a brass gun brush on all the removable parts. I use C4 carbon cleaner for the barrel and inside the cylinders.  The outside of the cylinder gets nice and bright- it needs a good scrub and the brass juice works awesome.

[PatJones]

To quote Jerry, "If you get em too clean, they get a complex."

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[alecmc]

Hold up. Wait a minute. 

 

You guys clean your revolvers? 

[pskys2]

Blasphemy!  Next you'll tell us you even use that bump on the end of the barrel?

Edited March 15, 2020 by pskys2

[triplesinglestack]

Not sure about the cylinder, I'm very careful about what I put on mine, I've heard the finish comes off fairly easy

 

Jason

[PatJones]

I just wipe off the worst of it with gun oil. After a period of time I'll scrape some of the crud off the frame by the forcing cone.

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[Tom Freeman]

I keep the inside of the chambers and forcing cone clean.  Other than that, not a lot of cleaning.  Maybe tear it apart every 4-5K to look for breaking or broken things.