Taurus Revolver RT 627 Tracker .357 Magnum - Basic Cleaning [Gun ASMR] 

Good video tho!

TKS dd.l

Direct competitor to the Ruger GP100 and the S&W 626.

Olá Henrique, é uma excelente ferramenta. Ficamos felizes que tenha gostado

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Excelente mesmo, ótimo equipamento 🚀

Hello friend, quite the contrary, it's just a matter of practice

Not sure if you ever got the 692… I just did and it is awesome! Especially with the cost of ammo. I can go shoot a couple .357 and .38 special then switch over to 9mm. It is flawless with every size

Hello Friend! We will do our best to get! 🚀

Olá Jorge Flores, obrigado que ótimo que tenha gostado logo logo sai um vídeo incrível com o RT 627 aguarde 😁

hello friend, at first just use a good powder solvent and a light copper brush so as not to damage or cause scratches.

I had the same issue with mine so im glad you asked. I had a pick specially made for it. Has light copper bristles through a rubber coating. It works pretty well but doesn't get all of it.

Valeu amigo 👍🚀🚀

Hello Gilberto! Great that you liked our content, stay tuned There's a lot of news coming here on the channel. The RT627 was very well accepted in the Brazilian market, yes, one of the best-selling TAURUS revolvers.

Solvent to dilute propellant residues

Olá, tenho um deste modelo, ele só vem inox fosco de fabrica, mas existe a opção de polir, no meu caso ainda não mandei polir pq não achei um bom profissional ainda, abraço

Acredito que Taurus apenas fosco em 4' 357mag

Olá Luiz, os produtos que normalmente usamos são produtos de nossos parceiros da STG Shotgun, que por sinal são excelentes produtos e eles tem uma gama completa para limpeza e manutenção de armamento.

Em breve Guilherme ele aparece sim no canal segue acompanhando :)

Hello friend, normally the products used in our videos are from partners in this case from STG @stg.ltda

thanks for the constructive criticism, they will be extremely valid for us to improve, follow along and give us tips.

@@GunsASMR I would add to that constructive criticism, that you never clean any firearm running a brass brush through from the muzzle side. You can very easily damage the muzzle crown doing that and in the process, ruing the accuracy of the firearm. If damage the crown can be repaired by a good gunsmith, but it's an expensive repair and has to be done by someone who really knows what they're doing and has the right tools to do it. It's a pain in the ass but the proper way is hold the brush by itself at the cylinder end of the barrel. Then run the cleaning rod through the barrel from the cylinder and screw the brush onto the cleaning rod. Then pull both out from the cylinder end. it's a bit of a pain in the ass, but it's worth it to keep from damaging the barrel crown. Personally, I only use a brass barrel brush once every 200 rounds after running a patch with solvent on it, through the barrel and letting it sit overnight. Then the next day I run the brass brush through it in the manner described above and that gets out most of the lead (and caked on carbon) fouling. But for normal cleaning, I just run a few patches of CLP through it until the patches are light grey, and then call it a day. Over-cleaning is probably the #1 reason that people lose accuracy on their firearms. Just for context my background with firearms is 8 years, U.S. Army and 31 years of private firearm ownership.

@@wigon I was thinking the same thing when he was cleaning the barrel from the muzzle side !

@@mrcolin2u I had some typos that I fixed that clarifies what I meant. but yeah....basically never clean a firearm from the muzzle end down. One always has to respect the muzzle crown and treat it carefully.

Ciao Gianfry, qui qualsiasi farmacia può trovare ed economico

@@GunsASMR è quello delle protesi dentali?

Hello Dumb, here's a video with a little more details on the disassembly of the RT 627 .357mag ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XWqUX2GCPMc.html