[oldrelic]

I have a .36 Uberti Navy Colt which I love to shoot and even strip and clean after each shoot. My question is that some people say they put their BP Revolver (minus the grips) into the dishwasher to clean it!! - does anyone know if this is true?

[RONSERESURPLUS]

Oldrelic


RON L here = SERESURPLUS


I've always did the Bucket wash the parts deal with my Cap and Ball revolvers and many other Black powder guns! I know a fellow that swears by the dishwaser deal and I've seen some of his guns and they are clean? I did notice when he pulled them out of the washer, they has light rust on many parts and he had to go to oil very soon after out of that or they would streak rust badly? In my estination, it works, but is not a lot less effort than a Bucket wash if you do it right, with Hot soapy diswashing liquid? I swear by that method and It's kept my Cap and Ball and hawkins just fine! Hope this helps to some small degree? let us know what worked best for you?





RON L

[Ed21]

I use to just wash them in a small tub of hot soapy water (Take the grips off first ). Rince with hot water and place on a cookie sheet in the oven at about 175-200 for about 15 minutes. Coat with oil. Done!

[JoeLee]

Originally Posted by oldrelic

I have a .36 Uberti Navy Colt which I love to shoot and even strip and clean after each shoot. My question is that some people say they put their BP Revolver (minus the grips) into the dishwasher to clean it!! - does anyone know if this is true?

Yes you can,works for me,just put the parts in a spaghetti calender,than oil after washing.Smokeless guns also.