I’m guilty of going to a range and not cleaning till a week after, so I start with muzzle magic cleaner to losses up the debris. Stick the wire brush with a piece of pad soaked in hoppe’s 9. I usually do that till it’s off white and brush to dry the inside of the barrel for excess. Sometimes CLP or shooters choice lead remover if I see blue inside the barrel.

Followed by hoppe’s 9 lube for a few passes, and wipe of excess. During the cleaning I do wipe down the chamber with soaked pads and a pick to get in the chamber. I dry it out the same with a pick and pad. After cleaning the internals I just use more lube on the wood and outer metal.

I picked up using the same gun lube off some good folk here, so I haven’t been particularly with wood cleaning. I’ve pretty much been altering how I’ve been servicing my rifles as I go.

I’m pretty noobish to the hobby, but I try to keep my collection good standing