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I only do pistols so the kitchen sink, a stainless steel pan, nylong brush and hot water work just fine.

Granted its not complicated but its fast. Does a perfect job.   Put the parts in the shell dryer and done deal (I put the barrel of the ROA in the tray and keep the handle outside it. It puts out 150 deg heat so it dries things fast (and air flow).

Then oil the parts, clean any flash rust off, good to go.   I can do the pistols (two currently) and cylinders in about 5 minutes.

Its good to see how others do it, gives you ideas. A lot of this is mental and what suits one person, no matter how logical for them, does not suit another. I try to keep things as simple as possible. Others seem to like a complex solution.

So what works for me and seems simple is not the same for them.

<blockquote data-quote="Smokerr" data-source="post: 2805383" data-attributes="member: 62877">I only do pistols so the kitchen sink,&nbsp; a stainless steel pan,&nbsp; nylong brush and hot water work just fine.Granted its not complicated but its fast.&nbsp; &nbsp; Does a perfect job.&nbsp;&nbsp; Put the parts in the shell dryer and done deal (I put the barrel of the ROA in the tray and keep the handle outside it.&nbsp; &nbsp; It puts out 150 deg heat so it dries things fast (and air flow).&nbsp; Then oil the parts,&nbsp; clean any flash rust off,&nbsp; good to go.&nbsp;&nbsp; I can do the pistols (two currently) and cylinders in about 5 minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its good to see how others do it,&nbsp; gives you ideas.&nbsp; &nbsp; A lot of this is mental and what suits one person,&nbsp; no matter how logical for them,&nbsp; does not suit another.&nbsp; &nbsp; I try to keep things as simple as possible.&nbsp; &nbsp; Others seem to like a complex solution.&nbsp;&nbsp; So what works for me and seems simple is not the same for them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Smokerr, post: 2805383, member: 62877"] I only do pistols so the kitchen sink, a stainless steel pan, nylong brush and hot water work just fine. Granted its not complicated but its fast. Does a perfect job. Put the parts in the shell dryer and done deal (I put the barrel of the ROA in the tray and keep the handle outside it. It puts out 150 deg heat so it dries things fast (and air flow). Then oil the parts, clean any flash rust off, good to go. I can do the pistols (two currently) and cylinders in about 5 minutes. Its good to see how others do it, gives you ideas. A lot of this is mental and what suits one person, no matter how logical for them, does not suit another. I try to keep things as simple as possible. Others seem to like a complex solution. So what works for me and seems simple is not the same for them. [/QUOTE]

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