bannockburn
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As Malamute suggested when cleaning your revolver you want to avoid using any sort of copper solvent. The reason for this is that a lot of nickel plated guns needed to be first plated with copper in order for the nickel to take hold. When you use a copper solvent, like Hoppes No. 9, it can get go after the sub-layer of copper plating and cause it to come off the metal, taking the nickel plating with it.
As Malamute suggested when cleaning your revolver you want to avoid using any sort of copper solvent. The reason for this is that a lot of nickel plated guns needed to be first plated with copper in order for the nickel to take hold. When you use a copper solvent, like Hoppes No. 9, it can get go after the sub-layer of copper plating and cause it to come off the metal, taking the nickel plating with it.