How to Clean a 25 Auto Galesi Brescia

[@deucedeuce1572]

I highly recommend having a gunsmithing screwdriver set for working on firearms. They're different from regular screwdrivers and it's important to have the exact size screwdriver as the screw (both width and length). The gunsmithing screwdrivers have a perfect 90 degree angle on the tip, so there is no taper and the sides are perfectly parallel. Without the right size gunsmithing screwdriver it's almost impossible to remove screws without marring them, even if it's not noticeable at first, it becomes noticeable over time. (I know, because I've done it myself many times, both out of ignorance and out of just not having the right driver/bit).

[@cornfromajar3222]

Will do brother you’re not the only one to suggest this. I’ll have to look into one of those for sure!

[@frankbrowning328]

Great video. Nice little Galesi. I have a weird addiction to mouse guns. I have a lot of service cal pistols and larger cals but for some reason I just love the little pistols. I've owned and still own several 22's 25's, and 32's and 380's. Wish I'd have bought a Galesi when they were under $100.00. Now prices have risen substantially and are continuing to climb.

[@cornfromajar3222]

They are going up. And they are fun to shoot and they’re interesting because of their size. Almost makes you wonder how they function, especially if you’re used to handing larger caliber pistols. Thanks for coming by!

[@Toolness1]

A set of hollow ground gunsmithing screwdriver tips would help you, that way you can find the exact tip to fit each screw. The large Wheeler set has been working great for me for a decade now and it's reasonably priced. If you hit a stuck screw with that tip that only fills 1/4 of the screw slot, it's going to gnarl it up. The wheeler set lets you pick a tip that fills the length and width of the slot perfectly, so even if it's giving you trouble it won't slip out or try to lift metal out of the slot. If you're wanting to spend less, the Winchester kit for 18 bucks has 51 pieces and would have a tip to fit well enough for most jobs. Amazon has it and wally world usually carries it.

[@cornfromajar3222]

Thanks for the tip. I hope that this helps someone else out too, I certainly will do some shopping for those. Thanks for coming by!

[@Lou8430]

I make cleaning cloth out of t-shirts but you should mention that cotton is what you want, you don't want polyester or nylon t-shirts

[@cornfromajar3222]

Great point! In future videos I should include that. Thanks for coming by!

[@billhopkins1553]

Thax for a really good video on the process of break down & cleaning. I have a chrome finish on mine, really handy to carry in pocket.

[@cornfromajar3222]

It is very handy to carry in your pocket. I’ve been looking for more of these the last few gun-shows I’ve been to but haven’t found one. I’ve never seen a chrome one I bet it’s sharp! Thanks for coming by!

[@billhopkins1553]

@@cornfromajar3222 BTW- have you ever seen a holster for one of these?

[@TheJake365]

@@billhopkins1553 get a colt vest pocket holster with an open area near the barrel and it will work

[@David-dt3ge]

I have a similar pistol. Mine is a Rigarmi 1957 . 25 acp nickel body and slide. They look the same and the names are even similar but are totally different. My problem is I am not sure how to field strip it. Anyone have one or can help I can’t find much on it. Thanks

[@cornfromajar3222]

I wish I could help. I’ve never even seen a Rigarmi in person. But thanks for coming by!

[@David-dt3ge]

@@cornfromajar3222 are they more rare than the one you have ? They look very similar. Ok thanks for help!

[@11sdfsdfsdfsdf]

This guy is making a mess… doesn’t have a clue how to PROPERLY clean this firearm.

[@cornfromajar3222]

Thanks for coming by!

[@cho7707]

I'm an older lady. How do you do it? My dad said WD would be fine. I'm not taking a weapon apart bc I'll never get it back together.

[@David-dt3ge]

Btw, anyone looking for parts for either one check out NUMRICH gun parts !

[@cornfromajar3222]

I have used Numrich for a couple different guns and they are certainly the way to go!

[@daniellgarcia1694]

Hey bro I’m needing to know we’re some parts go inside the gun when taking it apart I paid someone to polish it and got it back in pieces and don’t know where anything goes any help is helpful Can give ya my mobile number for info and will pay for info

[@cornfromajar3222]

Just head over to my channel under the videos I have disassembly/ reassembly. It’s pretty simple to follow, but I don’t get in-depth with really tiny complements it should help some. Thanks for coming by!