Gun Cleaning 101: How to Clean the Staccato CS

In this video we demonstrate how to clean the Staccato CS 2011pistol using the Otis Technology 3-Step Cleaning Process with Memory Flex cable, patches and Shooter's Choice FP-10 CLP Lubricant Elite.
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Staccato's recommended gun cleaning procedure from their manual: (note that Otis has substituted CLP for cleaning solvent and oil in this video; and always clean from Breech-to-Muzzle)
Basic Cleaning and Maintenance
PLEASE NOTE: Always empty a firearm before cleaning. Be certain to remove the magazine and any ammunition in the firearm’s chamber before cleaning. Be sure no ammunition is present in the surrounding area while cleaning.
Properly cleaning and lubricating firearms requires a basic set of tools and supplies. Your Staccato 2011® handgun is a precision assembly. Only high-quality tools and supplies should be used when working on it.
Tools:
Bronze Bore-Cleaning Brush to remove heavy bore deposits from the barrel
Handgun Bore Cleaning Rod with Threaded End to receive Cleaning Accessories
Slotted Tip to hold Cleaning Patches
Nylon Bristle Brush
Supplies:
Cleaning Patches - 100% Cotton Flannel Cloth
Cleaning Rags - 100% Cotton Flannel Cloth
High-Quality Cleaning Solvent (Do not use brake cleaner)
High-Quality Gun Oil * (Do not use grease)
* Also required before shooting the handgun for the first time.
Handgun Maintenance: Cleaning Instructions
Before cleaning your must first disassemble your Staccato 2011®. For instruction please reference the Staccato 2011® Owners manual that came with your pistol or reference the PDF version at the link below
1911 and 2011 Handgun Owner’s Manual
Clean slide using a nylon brush and cleaning solvent; scrub away any powder residue, particularly on the slide rails. Wipe slide clean with a lint-free cotton cloth. Inspect the slide for damage or signs of unusual wear.
Clean frame with a nylon brush and cleaning solvent; scrub away any powder residue, particularly on the frame rails. Wipe frame clean with a lint-free cotton cloth. Inspect the frame for damage or signs of unusual wear.
Saturate a cotton pad with cleaning solvent and attach it to the bore cleaning rod; make several passes through the bore with the pad to saturate and loosen metallic and powder residues. Allow the barrel to soak for a few moments, then attach the bore brush to the bore cleaning rod, saturate the bristles with cleaning sol-vent, and make several passes through the bore with the bore brush. Inspect the bore for residues and repeat cleaning with the bore brush as necessary. Note: Always keep the bore brush saturated with cleaning solvent to prevent damage to the bore and/or compensator, and make each pass through the barrel a complete pass starting at the breach end of the barrel and continuing until the entire bristle section of the bore brush is outside the barrel or compensator - do not change directions when the brush is inside the barrel or compensator. Once the bore is free of residues, attach a clean cotton pad to the bore cleaning rod, saturate it with cleaning solvent and make several passes though the bore. Continue changing pads until the pad emerges clean. Finally, dry the bore with a clean cotton pad, apply a very small amount of high-quality lubricant to a clean cotton pad and make several passes through the barrel to lubricate it.
Clean all springs, pins and other components with cleaning solvent and wipe them dry with a lint-free cotton cloth. Inspect each part for damage or signs of unusual wear.
Apply a coating of high-quality lubricating oil to all moving parts, paying special attention to the slide and frame rails, and reassemble the handgun. To reduce the possibility of corrosion, apply a very light coating of lubricating oil to all external steel parts.
Note: If any handgun components show signs of damage or unusual or excessive wear, stop using the firearm immediately and contact Staccato for assistance.

[@LaserBeamsAndArtillery]

Thanks man!

[@ETangooo]

No need to apply oil on the exterior of the barrel?

[@gordonhood6265]

Not a bad video, rather quick BUT I can't believe you don't know better than to drop the slide on an empty chamber.

[@egnblu]

Needs commentary.

[@KatieF307]

Otis sure has a love affair with music on just about every instructional video-VERY ANNOYING!