Mossberg 500/590 Firearm Maintenance: Part 2 Cleaning

[@TonyAtma]

You're videos are great. Informative, good angles and views, to the point. First one of yours I watched was the ruger mk3 when learning to maintain my own ruger mark1 and when I decided next on the list was the old mossberg I was so happy to see you had a video for it as well and is just as great!

[@lifeshort]

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[@TonyAtma]

@@lifeshort good bot.

[@danielzelpher7335]

Good advice about using a gentle brush on the trigger assembly. I just got my whole trigger assembly replaced a few weeks ago and it was NOT cheap. Gun parts prices right now are crazy overpriced.

[@volume132]

It would help a lot if you slowly showed how things are oriented before shoving it in there as fast as you possibly can

[@skynetonline]

Great series so useful. American pride

[@SandraLait-ow3tc]

Perfect stuff

[@RichVLucky]

THANK YOU!!

[@ohbuddyyt4153]

What is the name brand of the aerosol spray that was used in the video

[@skeeto9436]

Birchwood Casey I believe

[@JohnoO_O_]

do you have a stock number for the cleaning kit ?

[@brownells]

We did not use a specific cleaning kit for this video, just a combination of jags, brushes, rods and cleaning chemicals. One complete kit we would recommend would be either of the following depending on what gauge shotgun you have. bit.ly/2fQ6Wfx

[@wtfismyhandle]

Thanks for sharing that, in need of a cleaning kit myself!

[@jaimecifuentes4514]

Thanks for the video. I'd like to get my hands on that solvent tray/container that appears on the video. Got a link for that?

[@brownells]

You got it Jaime! You can find those right here: bit.ly/2hpW2AM

[@gunman9090]

Hi

[@robertshanks3674]

usually don't complain but these videos are long on production value and lacking the detail on field stripping and reassembly. if ur a newbie to mossberg 590, or shotguns is general, check out FullmetalFMJ videos -

[@peterpaul6725]

Pay a gunsmith or go to other video.

[@danielzelpher7335]

I find these videos to be very helpful but hey opinions.

[@FrozenguyRS]

NOTE: At 0:50 when they run a dry clean patch through to check for remaining carbon, he shows you the back end of the patch. Not the front which you can see for a split second has carbon on it! He states if there is any the process should be repeated. I would like to know if they properly cleaned this firearm.

[@jr8209]

haha that's what I saw too. Feels odd replying to a 10 year old comment. oh well

[@FrozenguyRS]

@@jr8209haha yeah I just reread my comment and do not remember making it. lol thanks for the look back in history!