Ruger LCR Revolver: How to Quickly Clean And Lubricate (EASIEST WAY!!)

[@davesgunchannel]

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[@weebtrash6119]

7:58 That’s what she said Great video man! Extremely thorough and helpful. Couldn’t find any cleaning videos for the LCR. Im about to get my first one and I wanted to make sure the process wasn’t extremely tedious. It truly is a beautiful little gun.

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for the nice comment! I hope you enjoy the gun! Dave

[@stevek4622]

I stand corrected, I watched a Ruger rep video and he put it in the wrong side. Your correct 👍🏻

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for that!! I appreciate you watching the video and leaving a comment!

[@20Hikecdt23]

Wow. This was real good. Thanks. I have this in .38. Thanks again.

[@davesgunchannel]

Glad it helped! I really appreciate you watching the video and leaving a comment!!

[@fredericramsey3688]

Best cleaning video I've seen. Thank you so much..

[@davesgunchannel]

Frederic, thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment! Dave

[@war_n_peace]

Thank you for sharing how to clean the Ruger really helpful getting mine next week

[@davesgunchannel]

Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your new gun! Dave

[@wmg3771]

This is a perfect video for cleaning and lubing the LCR. Great channel and great person doing this and your other videos. Subscribed for sure. Nice job

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks!! I really appreciate your nice comments and your subscription!!

[@johnb7555]

Perfect! will be doing this today thanks

[@davesgunchannel]

Have fun! Let me know how it goes! And I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@larryjones6049]

I have run a bore snake through a barrel 5 times. Then I ran a bore brush then a patch with hoppies you should have seen the foulings that came out. I don’t use snakes anymore. Thanks.

[@tonyrome655]

Great tutorial, just what I was looking for. Thank you.

[@davesgunchannel]

Tony, Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment! Dave

[@richardrichmond8006]

Nice video. I just purchased one in a 22-mag 3 " barrel.

[@davesgunchannel]

Nice! Thanks for the comment! Dave

[@jimmywhitfield41]

Thank you for the helpful info I will apply this when cleaning 👍🏾

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment!

[@fernandopadilla9963]

Quick & easy to follow. Thank you 🙏

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for the comment! Much appreciated! Dave

[@leerx7015]

I'm having a hard time finding an outside the waist kydex for my lcrx 9mm. please let me know if you do...

[@vladorlovsky6623]

Very informative video. Thank you very much.

[@davesgunchannel]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment! Dave

[@richardkut3976]

Excellent, thank you.

[@davesgunchannel]

You are welcome! Thank you for the comment! Dave

[@mychaelpierce8049]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing!

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for watching! Dave

[@ixcancel]

Nice video. I'm going to buy that oil.

[@davesgunchannel]

Israel, thanks for watching the video! I really appreciate the comment too! Dave

[@34dawgsgo]

Just bought the LCR for Conceal Carry. Just a novice question as I don't know. I'm old school Hoppes #9 and Lube. Seems like you are using oil / lube in place of the cleaner. Is this right?

[@davesgunchannel]

That is correct! However, Hoppes is a great way to clean, this is just another option!

[@34dawgsgo]

@@davesgunchannel Thanks for the fast response. Just making sure I had not lost it!!!

[@MrBoosta]

Always wondered how to clean a revolver though it was barrel and cylinder only

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment!! Dave

[@wassiswallylokhankin191]

"See, Walter? That's how you do it!" "Thank you Michael".

[@Wiisher]

Breaking bad?

[@wassiswallylokhankin191]

​@@Wiisher Baking bread! 😀

[@davesgunchannel]

Lol

[@daltonreed1270]

Thank you!!!

[@davesgunchannel]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! Dave

[@tommcadam9897]

Any thoughts on lubing the cylinder latch?

[@davesgunchannel]

That is not addressed in the manual, so I would leave it be unless it is binding, then maybe a tiny drop of oil in the gap under the latch. Dave

[@tommcadam9897]

@@davesgunchannel Thanks, Dave.

[@commonsensepatriot9450]

Great video. Thanks!

[@davesgunchannel]

Glad you liked it! I appreciate the comment! Dave

[@wmg3771]

Where can u get the brush that you are using for cleaning? Most brushes are straight. Would like that small end that is angled shaped. Like you’re using. Thanks

[@davesgunchannel]

I have had that green brush for quite some time, not sure where I got it, but I will do some research because it is an awesome brush! I will let you know what I find!

[@wmg3771]

Thanks. Again, GREAT channel

[@davesgunchannel]

I found out that the brush I have been using is actually a dog toothbrush! It is holding up really well. I have used it on dozens of guns and have not had a bristle come off yet. Here is a link for a similar brush: Dog Toothbrushes (like the one in the video): amzn.to/49YeWWI

[@wmg3771]

Thank you so much for the info. Just love your channel. Great job!!

[@tcapo514]

Good video people over clean their guns anyway. Never use wire brushes. Always use plastic.😎👍👍

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for the comment!

[@robmiller54]

How do you clean the bore snake ?

[@davesgunchannel]

You can put it in a pillow case and throw it in the washing machine. Or just wash by hand in some dishwashing liquid but be sure to rinse well and hang to dry.

[@tonygilchrist7059]

Thanks ! Good stuff

[@davesgunchannel]

Tony, Glad you liked it! Thanks for leaving a comment! Dave

[@8475143117]

THANKS...

[@davesgunchannel]

You're welcome! I appreciate the comment!

[@stevek4622]

You’re putting the oil in the wrong side of the hammer housing lube port.

[@davesgunchannel]

I just checked the manual to be sure, and l did do it correctly, but thanks for the comment anyway!

[@cdlund2840]

Way too much oil on that gun. The only oil you should ever use on an LCR is the one spot recommended by Ruger and that should only be every 3 to 4 thousand rounds. Oil just attracts dirt and builds up scum. You don't need to oil where you are oiling. Almost every gun owner over oils their guns which leads to problems in function. You don't need solvent either. a good brass brush and a brass bore brush will be all you need drop all the liquids which will only lead to more powder fouling sticking to your gun. This is a really poor cleaning video.

[@davesgunchannel]

Thanks for your input! The Ruger manual does recommend using solvent. I agree that excessive lubrication is not good, however the two additional places I added an extremely minimal amount of oil are metal on metal moving parts where oil not only helps things work smoother, but also prevents corrosion. I do appreciate you taking the time to add input to the comments!

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