How Do You Clean A Beretta 21A 25 Caliber Pistol?
It is important to thoroughly clean any firearm after shooting to remove powder and chemical residue as well as finger prints. Cleaning the Beretta 21A is a moderately easy and fairly straightforward process. As with any handgun, the main areas of focus for cleaning should include the inside of the barrel, the receiver and slide if applicable, the magazine, and exterior of the weapon. The process requires only a few items and a relatively short amount of time to complete. Make sure the gun is unloaded. Remove the magazine from the grip of the pistol by depressing the ejector button and sliding the magazine out. Pull back the slide of the gun and visually inspect for a bullet or round in the chamber. Only proceed when the gun is clear. Flip the small lever on the left side of the gun, located above the trigger, to the down position. This will allow the barrel to flip forward for easier and more complete cleaning. Place a patch in the tip of the cleaning rod, dip the patch in solvent, an
