Although this question might sound silly, allow me to present it.
I read in the specs and instructions manual of the P229 that when cleaning the barrel special attention is required to prevent it from damaging! The cleaning motion has to be done from the end out.
Question 1. which is the end? I assume it is not the edge of the barell where the site scope is. Am I right? I think it is evident that you must follow the route the gases escape. Is that so, or I have to move the other way around?
Question 2. Isn´t it peculiar for such a great..and expensive gun warnings to be issued for going the right way in order to avoid damaging the barrel? Is the inside of the barrel so vulnerable?
Many thanks
I read in the specs and instructions manual of the P229 that when cleaning the barrel special attention is required to prevent it from damaging! The cleaning motion has to be done from the end out.
Question 1. which is the end? I assume it is not the edge of the barell where the site scope is. Am I right? I think it is evident that you must follow the route the gases escape. Is that so, or I have to move the other way around?
Question 2. Isn´t it peculiar for such a great..and expensive gun warnings to be issued for going the right way in order to avoid damaging the barrel? Is the inside of the barrel so vulnerable?
Many thanks