Beretta Cleaning Demo | Field Sports | Silver Pigeon
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Come and clean my Beretta silver pigeon with me…it was over due a good clean!
In depth tutorial!
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I’ve been shooting for 40 years and found this very informative, thanks for the video
Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼
One thing that was not mentioned, and I believe is important, is that guns should be stored after cleaning barrels down, this ensures any surplus oil in the action or barrels does not seep down into the stock.
Good spot thank you
So glad I found this video . Made my day . Good to see pleasant and joyful content. First rounds through my Silver Pigeon earlier today .
Glad you found it joyful, hope it cheered up your day! Oooo how did you get on?
Thanks for the video Lea, love your enthusiastic approach and the Teamwork with Julian...!
Awww thank you 🙌🏼 Jules is super helpful and the camera just loves him
That was an outstanding walkthrough of the cleaning process. Many thanks for putting it together!
Glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏼
Well done that man, i have to say this is the best shotgun cleaning presentation i have seen on CZcams by a country mile, (not as good as mine of course 😀).
I cringe at most of the other cleaning videos for multiple reasons but yours is top notch. 👍
Great fun little video. 😀
Thank you very much 🙌🏼😊
The Scott blue roll is perfect for bore cleaning too. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it. I shall try it
I never thought of removing the ejectors on my Beretta. You made it look so easy. Next time I clean my gun I will definitely remove and clean the ejectors. Thanks for showing me that. 👍
To be honest I didn’t either, never seen it being done or heard it being talked about. Jules knows all the tricks
I thoroughly enjoyed learning from this man.
He’s fab isn’t he. There isn’t much he doesn’t know
Great video! Everyday is a school day.. always learn something 🙌
Glad you found it helpful. Jules is a diamond
Tip top Lea Lea😊.
Thank you 😊 I was just an assistant to the wonderful Jules🙌🏼
I remember Julian from Avalon days (I think it was). Super fellow and very nice to see him on this vid after all those years. Thanks for posting and great vid.
He is an absolute legend, kind and knowledgable. Glad you liked it 😊
Thanks for the video picked some great ideas. I'm going to use the drill idea when I try to restore a 1932 SXS this winter.
Glad you found it helpful 😊🙌🏼
Great duo, thanks ,
Thank you 😊
👌 thanks for sharing this👍 very informative.... thank you 👍👍👍
Glad you found it helpful 🙌🏼💥
@@LeaLeasCountryLife 👌and very entertaining 😂👌👌
I adore the innuendo 😊
😝😝
Great video on how to clean an over under shotgun. Thank you! I am in Naples, Florida, and shoot clays at my local club, Gulf Coast Clays.
Oh wow sounds lovely. Glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏼
Lea, Thanks for the video picked some great ideas there very informative 👍🏻✅ ( was there some cheeky innuendos too 🙊 )
You’re welcome…there may have been by accident 🤔😂
Hi this video will definitely be very useful to clean my recently purchased OU gun, thanks.
You’re welcome. Glad you found it helpful
Brilliant!!!!😊
🙌🏼🙌🏼
@LeaLeasCountryLife 👍🙏👌 great channel, learn something everyday 👏
Thank you very much 😊
that was very good to see how to do that before i buy my first gun thank you
Glad you found it helpful. Good luck with your purchase
Pure filthy!😂 Greeting from Ireland ,learnt loads thanks
You’re more than welcome🙌🏼 It was filthy 😋
Bellissimo video Lea , complimenti !! Se pulisci la tua arma in questo modo, due o tre volte durante la stagione di caccia , la useranno i tuoi figli , i figli dei tuoi figli e i loro figli …. Beretta , i migliori sovrapposti al mondo !! Grande paese l’ ITALIA ❤
Thank you, Jules is a fab teacher, there isn’t much he doesn’t know. I do like my little Beretta, she’s nothing special but she’s my first one and so I’ll keep her…just need to keep her a bit cleaner 😂
Thanks for this video ❤
You’re welcome 🙌🏼
@@LeaLeasCountryLife ❤️🔥
@@LeaLeasCountryLife dont you have facebook insta etc?
Julian you always find some innuendoes to put in there 😂😂
He does indeed 😂
I have a Silver Pigeon 1 and never yet removed and cleaned the ejectors so next time I will do this. When cleaning the action, should I choose a soft bristled tooth brush approved by the American Dental Association? Cracking good video, thanks for sharing!
…I hadn’t either 🙃😂 nice and clean now though. Use which ever soft toothbrush you can get your paws on
If you use one not approved by the American Dental Association you will ruin everything. Be warned.
Was he using just a mop on the rod in the drill or was there a brush or anything wrapped around it?
Brush I believe from memory
helps to wear nitrile gloves to save your skin from the cleaning chemicals, also stops fingerprints.
Good tip thanks
@@LeaLeasCountryLifebut not for the wood conditioner on the stock and forend, the heat from your hand and rubbing it allows the oil to penetrate the pores.
GT85 on everything 👍👍
Going to have a go with the drill next time. Which model is your gun?
She’s a Beretta Silver Pigeon 1 called Beatrice 😂
Is that a bronze brush or mop being used with the drill ?
Bronze brush just a tad worn
Is it a wool mop or wire brush on the end of the rod when drilling or something else?
Wire brush but it’s quite worn
Hi great video and advice for removing rust from the outside of the barrel without damaging the blueing
Thank you, glad you found it helpful
@@LeaLeasCountryLife Hi I found today my Beretta has a lot of surface rust as I had been in hospital and hadn’t shot for nearly 6 months would love some advice on how to remove it without damaging the blueing please
Running hot water through the barrel a few times before running the cleaning also helps alot . It removes the nitrates and gunk pushed into the microscopic pores which every barrel has nomatter how well its made unless its chromed and even then the chrome develops microscopic cracks which develop due to differt rates of heat expansion of the gun metal and the chrome covering it . Hot water method works equally good for 4140 / 4150 / 416r steel as well as chromed barrels.
Out in the bush if you do not have the time and luxury of properly removing the barrels and running cleaning sprays through them specially in cold weather where lubricants become thicker and gunk up in every nook and cranny . Just open the action build a small fire heat up the water and pour it down the barrel few times . One run of the cleaning rod after that and you have a gunk free shiny barrel good to go for the next session.
Never heard about running water, always fascinating to hear what other people do. Thank you
@@LeaLeasCountryLife its an old military method of cleaning firearm barrels in the field.
Well I never knew that, thank you, I do love a bit of history
So are those solid rods or are they sectioned screwed together.
The metal one in the drill or in my Bisley cleaning kit?
@@LeaLeasCountryLife The one in the drill? Thank you.
I meet Juilan at world gunmakers event in London.
He a funny chap fantastic banter !
As for your cleaning box
Have you used it ?
As my one looked more used after it 1st time vs your one 😂
He is a legend, lovely chap with lots of knowledge. I’ve had it years and it’s been used a lot, but I do have additional bore snakes, clothes, oil, pro ferrum etc that’s kept in a basket that doesn’t leave the house
That's exactly how i do my shotguns with a drill and cleaning rod, i also remove the ejectors as well as the chokes
Well it sounds like you are doing it perfectly 👌🏼
Can you tell me what kind of gun you own? I’m interested in buying a new gun and want to know what your thoughts are on a ladies skeetgun
My shotgun is a Beretta silver pigeon, 2011, 28 inch barrels, shorted stock, she’s very light, very basic wood. I don’t actually shoot skeet and so I wouldn’t be good to get advice from. Have you contacted your local gun shop to see what they think?
legia spray, a few clean rags, full length bore mop, if it is raining I use a slip all day and transport my guns home dismantled in a hard case wrapped in clean towels, job done
Very organised 👏🏼sounds like you’ve got a good routine in place
its a leftover from before I had berettas, I used to shoot Brownings and Mirokus, they rust like a 1970s Datsun, on the odd occasion when I have got the Berettas wet and forgot to clean them they didn't go rusty anyway@@LeaLeasCountryLife
Great running commentary 😂
Thank you 😊
I make my own linseed and beeswax gun stock wax, oils and waxes in one application and gives great results
Ooooo that sounds very good. Always nice when you make something yourself and get good results
Excellent video! I wish we could find and purchase Pro-Ferrum here in California. It looks to be a European product only. 😕
Have you had a little look on Amazon?
@@LeaLeasCountryLife Oh not yet! I just searched goggle for a retailer. Amazon didn’t pop up for me. I will check it now. Thank you!
@@LeaLeasCountryLife UPDATE: Just checked Amazon here in California. Nope. Pro-Ferrum doesn’t come up. Bummer. ☹️☹️
Now I know how to take my ejectors out :)
Learn something new every day (ps I didn’t know either) 😉
Thanks for the vid. You should be very able to clean the ejectors. Don’t be intimidated by the procedure. I’m sure you can do it. 😊😊
I know I really should, much easier for a chum that’s as knowledgeable as Jules to do it 😂🙌🏼
@@LeaLeasCountryLife I know if I was there I would do it for you 😉
@@MikeM-vi3hgnice. Way to be a creep!!
I always kept a good firm tooth brush and cotton ear buds in my cleaning kit, but I would never use a power drill to clean any barrel.
Now cotton buds are a very good idea, I like that tip. The drill just saves you having to rod it yourself, takes the arm work out of it. Sped it up a lot as my gun was rather dirty
WD-40 is actually Water Displacing Oil, Formula 40. It is a drying oil that is intended to be used as a Rust Preventative. It is NOT a lubricant or penetrating oil for seized parts. Police Armorers across the entire USA LOATHE WD-40 because it's the first thing patrol officers reach for when they decide to clean their sidearms. In about 10 years of this there will be a black gluey mess in the action of the guns that requires a full strip down and cleaning to get the gun back into operating condition. If you need a penetrating oil for seized parts get yourself some Kroil, there is nothing better. If you want a good lubricating oil Lucas Gun Oil or non detergent lawn mower oil will do the job. Note detergent oils can remove bluing over time, so don't use something like Mobil 1. My preferred cleaning solution is Ballistol.
For removing the ejectors on my Beretta's arthritis forced me to get a bit creative. I took a 5 inch length of 3/4 inch (19mm) hardwood dowel and notched the end 3/16 inch (5mm) deep that was the width of the 12 gauge ejector flag. Note the notch is square. So I can take my hand and apply pressure to press in the ejector and then slowly rotate them out of the dovetails. Note, this single tool works well with 410, 28, 20, and 12 gauge Beretta's. I keep mine in the case for my 28/410 combo gun 687 SPIII because I always get some 410 love in with my Skeet practice.
Very organised, love that you’ve found a way to clean the ejectors that works for you
Why’s you pick the silver pigeon??
I had my very first lesson with a Beretta Silver Pigeon which was quite old but still in very good condition, and when I went into the shop they happened to have a small ladies one available and so I went with what I liked and what was within my budget. Mine isn’t anything special 😂 the wood is low grade but I do quite like her
OR you can just apply some Mother Care metal polising compound on your normal soft shotgun cleaning rod attachement and use a hand held drill to rotate the rod .
Make sure the hand held drill has speed adjustment so u cane start slow and then speed up.
No risk of over doing it and the polishing out of the scratches , rust or pitting can be done at any point inside the barrel.
After the pittng is smoothed out just move the the rod back and forth through out the inside of the barrel aroubd 10 times with the drill rotating at full speed .
You barrel will look as good an new and cleaner than your could ever get it by any other cleaing method or product.
Always interesting to hear how others clean, thanks for the tips
@@LeaLeasCountryLife your videos are very informative but hunting is done in almost every part of the world in all types enviornment including places where spcialized equipment and tools are not available. It would be very nice of you to give information on how it can be done without special cleaning sprays, barrel vices and the awesome knowledge of gun metallergy like the expert in your video.. that will attract more people to watch your videos and you will be able to reach out to a wider range of viewers because 80% of the hunting community around the world falles in the catagory I described.
Девушка щебечет как птица весной. 😊
Можно чистить быстрее. Промыть стволы из чайника кипятком. Почистить капроновым ершом с мылом. И смыть всё кипятком из чайника. Стволы быстро высохнут, потому что горячие. И как они будут сухие, смазать их маслом.
Главный секрет в том, что пороховой нагар больше растворяется в воде, нежели в масле или растворителях.
I’m taking that as a compliment as the sound of birds is calming and peaceful 😂 Gosh with a kettle, you go steady now, don’t want you getting burnt
He has plenty of innuendoes
Yes, yes he does 😂
You have to clean it?🤷♂️
afraid so old chap 😆😆😆
@@ricotheworkingcockerspaniel that could explain why I keep missing? 😂😂🤪🤪
That’s the same reason I’m going with 😂
Sorry, but not for me!
Using a power tool to clean the barrel of a shotgun will eventally dammage the breach.
Yes, I can hear saying "but it's alluminium", the rod will pick up dirt and with it spinning
against any of the inner barrel (including the breach) will eventually dammage it.
However you could use a barrel guide (but not mensioned).
Thanks for your feedback, curious to hear other people’s opinions. We all have our own way of cleaning, thank you for taking time to watch
Thank you for the reply.
My experience has built up from 54 yrs of shotgun shooting, both in the field & comp.
With many national titles in two different countries!
As you said "We all have our own way of cleaning".
The only black it takes off is Carbon not blue or blacking! 🤦🏻♀️WD 40 stands for Water Dispersant & cleaner👌🏻
Very interesting, I guess we’ve all experienced different damage with different products
Brilliant vid, do another one on Brownings or Miroku's 🤗
Good shout, will see what I can do
Ah, your meant to clean out your barrels,😬
I know right 🤦🏼♀️ nice and clean now though
£17.50 for Napier??:? I pay £11.60 in a local Farm Supply store.
Sounds like you’ve got a bargain. That is a massive can mind, would last a long old time
@@LeaLeasCountryLife Same size can as I buy.
Man british accent is so fuckin sexy...
Cheeky
Anyone who shoots the guns does know how to clean them, but it nothing wrong with refreshing your memory sometimes- good video, thanks for sharing 👍
They do but it’s always good to pick up some tips and tricks off of others 🙌🏼