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Old 05-05-2013, 04:44 PM
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I am proud to be a part of this forum. The expertise in the threads and answers makes me realize how much I have to learn....So, I have a question.
I have acquired a 629 matte finish stealth hunter.
Realizing that this is a stainless revolver with a baked on matte finishi am wanting to know if I can use a "lead free" cleaning removal cloth on this matte finish or would it remove the finish as well? If I cant use the lead free cloth to remove the fired on gunpowder on the cylinder and muzzle as I do on the stainless revolvers , whats the preferred cleaning method. Thanks a lot.

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Good question and one that I do not know to. However, I use MPro7 to get the carbon off of my stainless guns, so would also use it for the stainless guns with a protective finish. i have a lead free cloth, but find I don't really need to use it is the MPro7 is easier to use than the cloth.
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I believe that your revolver has the Birdsong Black-T finish.
I had this finished put on a 639 and nothing would touch it. So slick that most everything wiped off.
As for the lead removing cloths, you might want to check with Birdsongs to eliminate any concerns.
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Thanks nightowl. I will try that MPro 7. Been shooting along time ( I'm old) and always used Hoppes #9.
Sounds like you are really satisfied with the MPro so I'm getting ready to order some.
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Old 05-08-2013, 10:15 PM
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Yes, Taroman, you hit it right on the nose. I called S & W and also Black T company and they confirmed what you told me. It's a beautiful revolver and i want to clean it up really pretty ...gotta sellit. Only been fired 6 rounds.
Thanks for your help
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