Quick Field Clean for the M1 Garand | Basic Gun Cleaning

[@auburn886]

Thanks for this. I own 2 Garands and wanted to know the best way to clean w/o disassembly.

[@tonywoconish6695]

30mm bore brush 🤔… 🗣”drop and give me 20 sweet pea.” S/F 🇺🇸🤣😂

[@larryvalenzin9405]

Do you run a patch with oil when finished? Isn't it a steel barrel that needs a thin film of oil to keep it from rusting?

[@wardenoti5591]

>.30mm What's next? 7.62 inch?

[@huntercook6605]

Lol yeah i use the same brush for my A-10 Warthog!

[@zameerraja5912]

Sir i was last time fire my M1 Garand 206 after fire no clean now if i clean what i will do it who's oil use and in this time my rifle beral can work long time tell me plz thanks

[@ChamberedRound]

Wut

[@Allheadingtosameplace]

Oh Man bun How sweet

[@Ryan_hey]

Username is "Live in the present moment", yet precedes to to make a shallow, judgmental KZbin comment on someone's hair. Even sweeter.

[@deejaaay7600]

The guy has a cool ass rifle and your worried about his hair? What kind of female energy is that?

[@thomasspicher6260]

You shouldn’t clean the barrel from that end. Always clean from the receiver end.

[@Lawnmower-os5pg]

You can’t on the m1

[@hughjanus590]

@@Lawnmower-os5pg you can if you insert the rod in the muzzle end with no brush or jag and then screw the brush or jag on from the chamber end then pull it out, remove the brush or jag from the rod and repeat

[@ronzangari8537]

@@hughjanus590 How exactly do you pull a jag without losing the cloth? Jags are made to push.

[@hughjanus590]

A slotted jag.....

[@huntercook6605]

Weird that pretty much every knowledgeable source says to clean the M1 from the muzzle. Almost like they know something...

[@chazzlelabwolf]

30mm LOL