Bore snake is probably the way to go for heavy cleaning.

I had a Buckmard Micro for a few years, and I used to take it down, for complete cleaning, about every third time I fired it. Never seemed to have any issues.

I took down my Camper a couple times. Not sure why you're not supposed to, its very easy and helps get a lot of crud out of hard to reach places.

Well, the manual for my Camper also does not recommend taking the pistol down, so I've been using Q-tips and a bore snake myself. I had it out to the range earlier today, and it did just fine. I've only got about 1250 rounds through it so far, though. With the help of a much more experienced friend of mine, I'll probably take it down soon.

I've had my Buck Mark for a few years and I have detail stripped it many times including removing the barrel. It is not difficult. I initially used some blue Loctite on the bolts to keep everything tight.

I do not take mine apart ...

Probably will if it starts having problems ... but no problems yet .

I put optics on mine -



it's a blast to shoot

Originally Posted by dondavis3

I do not take mine apart . . .no problems yet . . . I put optics on mine . . . it's a blast to shoot . . .

NICE Camper, Don !
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I put optics on mine also. Cheap Chinese "TruGlo" branded red/green multi-recticle reflex ($65) on top of Browning sight rail ($22).
Since this photo below, the sight has been mounted "one notch ahead", so the back rail screw can be removed.
That and the barrel screw allow removal of barrel/rail/sight as a unit for barrel cleaning.

Here's my rig. My first-ever .22LR gun. Bought it Oct. 18th, and the sight Nov. 1st. NO problems to date. I also bought four additional factory mags.

For basic cleaning, I use medical swabs. Basically a Q-tip, only on a long wood stick. I pick them up from a medical supply house. A box of 1000 cost under $10.

@ DanP_from_AZ

Very nice gun.

I wish mine had the flat sides.

It wasn't available back when I bought my "Camper"

Aren't these guns fun to shoot?

Thanks for sharing a good piece of info. Its really useful tips and affordable too.

Restoration

I do most of my cleaning with a Patchworm. Shooting accessories It's about $10, fits in a shirt pocket, is very efficient, and it cannot pose any threat to fine guns.... like these...

Patchworm

I have a standard UDX. I clean it as the instruction manual says normally and perhaps every 5 to ten "cleanings", I take it apart and give it a through cleaning page...

Really nice pistols guys