Thank you so much. My son is 15 and started trap shooting club a couple weeks ago. We just finished cleaning his gun for the first time. Your video was SUPER helpful!! ❤
I’ve watched a couple of these disassembly videos and why did NOONE but you mention the tab on the top of the bolt can be pressed in. That makes things so much easier
Just bought one of these and this was a massive help since I like to take things apart and tend to clean my guns about once a month to make sure they are in working order even if I haven’t shot them since the last time I cleaned them , thanks for a very easy to understand and in-depth disassembly and re assembly
This video should be considered as essential as reading the owners manual. I bought a Maverick 88 for my son-in-law as his first shotgun and emailed him a link to this excellent tutorial.
VERY nice job on a deep cleen take down. I usually do that ever 500 rounds or so (usually I just got as far as taking off the barrle and then CLP cleaning the exposted part of the bolt and just rack it a few times to transfer lube...no need to take it dow every time you use it)
Just bought my Maverick 88 yesterday (it's my first shotgun ever) and used this guide to get through the first cleaning. It wasn't too bad of a process though it's a little confusing since some parts don't budge unless the pump is worked one way or the other. Now it feels even smoother than when I first brought it home and can't wait to shoot it! 👍
@@treedoor it will definitely break in as you put some rounds through it. Also as you clean it and re-clean it a few times things will definitely smooth out quite a bit. It just takes time.
I wish there had been a robust internet before I bought my Ruger MKII......would have made life easier. Thankfully I had a couple sources on paper that I could refer to.
Contrast Ive owned my 88 for yrs. Somewhere around 3500 rounds. Never cleaned. Only a good wipe down. Never had a problem. These things are tanks in durability.
@@America-ve7jhIt’s pretty much almost the same shotgun as there Mossberg 590 series, just with less features. Mossberg just sources different parts from across the border and then assemble it in south Texas to make it more affordable. That’s why the maverick is just as reliable as the main options, damn I love America.
Thank you for this video. I have built a couple ARs. I have had every one of my handguns completely disassembled but have never completely broken down my Maverick 88. I always just remove the barrel and clean it and hit everything else with an air hose. Now I know how to break it completely down and put it back together.
it's not necessary unless it gets a shit down of carbon down there after a lot of rounds....or after hunting outside in the rain... keeping them mostly dry and free of lube keeps them from getting gunked up where you NEED to take it down.
For a second I thought you were a Mossberg Tech! Hands down the best maintenance TUTORIAL I have seen so far. Just picked my security model last week and already put several rounds through it. READY for the first maintenance. Have the same version as you (black on black) same stock shell carrier and same velcro side saddle. I will also recommend the heat shield and truglo green pointer sight. 👍
This video helped me the most. Thank you for the light and showing on the inside. I had the hardest time trying to get the action/bolt to work. but the tab you pressed on the bolt made moving everything so much easier! no one else said that.
I just went through a hell of a summer in Alaska. Lots of bears and rain and I didn't clean my gun at all. It seems like it was definitely a bit dirty. There seems to be a pit in the barrel but I didn't clean it for 6 months. It's been out in the wild for 6 months. It's seems fine. I'm very happy with the gun. There was one point that it wasn't cycling because the rust from a rain storm. I just squirted a bunch of lube in there and it ran fine. All in all, I would buy again. It did well. I got the shorter barrel and it is almost too long for what I like in thick brush as bear protection but it was definitely nice to have when things bumped in the night. Only Warning shots were fired all summer. I didn't wanna kill anything if I could help it. Great cheap gun!
Thank you very much for your detailed yet simple instructions -- I was able to follow it to strip, clean, lube, and reassemble my new Mossberg Maverick 88 today. 😃
Excellent video!! Thank you! I just got the shotgun from my brother and it’s been sitting for 4 years.. man was it dirty!! It looks great now thanks to you!! 😊
Yes! This was a successful simple maintenance tutorial for my Mossberg Maverick 88 unit, even matches this video's security version with 20" barrel and synthetic FDE stock & forearm color. 😊 I agree, the toughest part to learn on reassembly for my first time today is getting the trigger group popped back into place with those two thin metal pieces that won't always stay in place if the shotgun is tilted too much. It's definitely like trying to play "twister" with your fingers. 😅 Still, this is easier than reassembling a Marlin model 60 in 22LR after cleaning in my honest opinion. Lol
Very nice video, and Im with you Sheriff Matt. Had carried myG19-3 for over 20 yrs, Duty weapon, all weather,no issues. Was searching for the G45-5, hard to find one due to popular item, and finally added one to my collection. At 70 yrs young, still practice the 7yd and little more on occasion, and that G45-5 performs. Has improvements over the G19-3, and is now my CCW. 17 rd mag had me hooked, and short slide/barrel flies out of holster. Thank you for sharing. Your vids are spot on. Good luck. Well done.
@@travisp11 This was the first time I ever owned or cleaned a shotgun. I followed all of your steps very carefully and everything worked out great. You are a lot closer to perfect than you think. I highly recommend your tutorial. Thanks again.
Just got myself a Maverick 88 took it to the range for some target shooting and just cleaned for the first time.Your video definitely helped me out. ✌️
When I was married my wife was fine with it so long as I wiped off the counter top with a Clorox wipe when I was done. Plus, the Adsense revenue the vidoes generate quiets them down a bit. Thanks for watching!
Finally a simple straight forward channel, thank you! Ive messed w guns all my life learning on my own which isn't so good but when nobody shows ya n ya wanna know ya gotta wing it.
I've always been taught to only clean in the direction of the barrel. It adds a bit of time to cleaning your weapon since you have to unscrew/rescrew on the tools, and it might not make a huge difference, but I do it every time.
This was super helpful. I’m a bit rough and it really feels no different than before I cleaned it, despite confirming the cleanliness with a light, but I’ll just have to see how it does at the range and compare. Thanks for the great tutorial!
Great tutorial, I like the step by step and the extra tips. Just picked up my Mav 88 cruiser for the house. I’ll be on this video throughout the weekend lol
Great Video! About to take advantage of the Military/First Responder 10% off for the Veterens day sale, $249 for the Maverick 88/Security 20" out the door at Academy Outdoors....
I always do just to inspect and make sure there are no issues. You also get manufacturing grease and oil inside the gun when they are built and that can gunk up.
Well done. 👍 The maintenance of one's weapons is very much overlooked by many. As a retired gunsmith and police armourer for thirty years, 75% of weapons I had in for repair were simply poorly maintained and filthy. A sad thing especially when the weapon belonged to a fellow officer. And I was impressed that you use Clenzoil. After 63 years of shooting and cleaning my weapons, I've used dozens of oils, cleaners, and such. None proved to be superior. The absolute best is Clenzoil. There's nothing better...
I did the cleaning and everything and dry fired the way you did at the end. However, it was kinda hard to pull back the action slide after dry firing without any rounds or ammo inside the chamber. When I cycle the action slide (forend) with the bolt/action release it is very easy to pull and push it forward. Is it normal for an action slide to be harder to pull back when dry firing without ammo? Thank you, and yes everything else on my maverick 88 functions perfect after taking apart and lubricating it brand new.
Just to be safe if you may want to go through the disassembly reassembly process one more time I know that seems a little ridiculous, but you never know something to be obvious just a little tiny bit
When it comes to cleaning the new gun to get the packing grease off do you clean it the same as after shooting it ? Or would there be a different method
I like to now use a solvent for that first clean followed by a good gun oil. Otherwise, after that first clean you can continue to do the same or use a 3 in one but I prefer Aegis gun care cleaning products.
so a couple years back i saw episode of alaskan bush people where they lubed there hunting rifles with animal fat so i tried it on my maverick that was a mistake it gummed it up it would cycle the shells but it wouldnt fire tonight i decided it was time to clean that crap out of my gun i wouldve just used the manual but the mice threw a party and the manual was the confetti so had to watch a video Thanks your video was my step by step guide to disassembley and reassembly gun seems to function normally now Thank you again sir
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner thank you for watching and yeah, I can see the animal fat gum up, especially when it gets cold outside. I’m not sure why they would do that but definitely bad idea.
Love this gun. The only thing is unlike my pistols, I don’t think I’ll ever be ‘friggin genius Forrest Gump’ about reassembling the 88; it’s always tricky for me to get it back together, BUT this video seems like just the instructions I need to get it done faster next time I clean it. I’m definitely going to save it for future reference‼️‼️‼️👍🏾👍🏾🙂👌
Hi Travis.. question: would you have another video available showing how to disassemble the boat carrier I noticed during the cleaning process that both firing pin spring and extractor springs were rusty looking I ordered the parts from Mossberg so if you haven’t have any additional information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again.
Certainly not as easy to clean as my 9mm but I finally did it for the first time today after maybe two or three range trips with the shotgun. Thanks for the video.
I just finished cleaning my new Maverick 88 with your video in front of me. Piece of cake.....well almost. It took me forever to get the trigger assembly to go back in. Seemed like something was catching but I never could figure it out. Fortunately it finally went back in. Do you know what could have been the problem?
It could’ve been that the hammer wasn’t caulked back when you’re trying to put it in that could be causing a possibility. Otherwise you just have to kind of wedged in the front locking in the back.
Thank you Travis for your quick reply. I have watched about 5 videos on the Moss Mav 88 reassembly and all of them show the trigger ass going right in. In my case yes the trigger was cocked so could the problem have been where the bolt was situated? I kept moving the bolt back and forth until it finally went in allbeit still with some mild force. I'd love to hear your opinion. Thanks
@@sgtjarhead99 sometimes those are soldered on you can’t get them off easy other times there’s a screwed that keeps them in place. Honestly can’t tell you about this shotgun.
Can I use hoppes #9 as the lubricating oil instead of the clenzoil? Are you using CLP on all the parts first and then following up with your lubricant?
Thanks so much! Just future note, I was new doing this and it was hard to see how some of the internal parts were lined up while reassembling. Would be better if you showed the parts to the camera more slowly Nonetheless, thanks!
Hey everyone! Quick question, I bought the Maverick 88 cruiser two days ago and am having an issue I never had with any weapon I own. With the barrel on this shotgun won’t fully pump forward and lock there (thought it will without the barrel on, making it essentially useless at its current state. Any idea why it’s doing this?
It sounds like maybe the barrel isn't 100% re seated in the receiver or maybe one of the bars that locks into the bolt came out. Possibly the shotshell follower popped out on one side. Try a dissassmbly and reassembly and see what happens. The bolt is a bit of a pain to get back in there.
Hi. New maverick 88 security owner here. Fantastic video. I'm looking to replace the forend with something closer to the mossberg 500 stuff so i can install the streamlight racker and to do that you need the mossberg 500 action bar assembly.....ok so my question is, do you have to remove the bolt and all the metal pieces inside in order to remove the forend or can it be done after just removing the barrel? Thanks for your time. And your video will be saving me some cuss words and aggravation. Thanks again.
1. Clean out the barrel and add rust protector. Baby oil (parrafin) is good.. 2. Spray some dry lube in the bottom of the receiver. 3.Wipe off the excess. Job done in less than 4 minutes.
@@travisp11 I understand TH-cam is like a hawk they will keep an eye on anybody on a sharp point, but thanks for answering my question, have a good day 😊
@@travisp11just got my maverick 88 ran maybe 20 rounds thru fixing to do a full breakdown and clean just to learn something!! Just learned how to clean my edc 9mm I’m a new gun owner I’m only 21. Definitely plan on keeping my firearms clean .
First time gun owner: Q. I'm probably being overly cautious but I can't get a shell into the magazine (20 gauge) it only goes about 3/4 of the way. I don't want to force it what am I doing wrong?
Nah, I clean the Trigger group and interior parts with paint thinner and a tooth brush, I let it dry,.... and use singer Sewing machine oil on it because it's way cheaper. And on the barrel I use Hoppe's or Outers powder solvent or Nitro solvent. I use a Mop and a piece of tee-shirt I wet the tee-shirt with solvent and put it over the mop and run it in and out 3-4 times. I let it soak and let it soak. Then I run the brush through 3 times. Then I wet another patch with paint thinner until its clean and the final passes I wet the patch with singer sewing machine oil and put the patch and run it in and out 5or 6 times assemble the gun and wipe it down with singer sewing machine oil and your done. I never use the jag?
Thank you so much. My son is 15 and started trap shooting club a couple weeks ago. We just finished cleaning his gun for the first time. Your video was SUPER helpful!! ❤
Glad to help and I hope his season goes well!
I NEVER feel the need to comment on videos, but this tutorial was so friendly and helpful. Thanks so much for the assistance!
I’ve watched a couple of these disassembly videos and why did NOONE but you mention the tab on the top of the bolt can be pressed in. That makes things so much easier
I’m not sure but when I looked at the reassembly it only made sense to mention the tab. I’m glad to help!
Just bought one of these and this was a massive help since I like to take things apart and tend to clean my guns about once a month to make sure they are in working order even if I haven’t shot them since the last time I cleaned them , thanks for a very easy to understand and in-depth disassembly and re assembly
Thanks for watching!
This video should be considered as essential as reading the owners manual.
I bought a Maverick 88 for my son-in-law as his first shotgun and emailed him a link to this excellent tutorial.
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks Travis. This was hands down the most effective lecture on the Mossberg 88/91. Appreciate it.
I’m long winded but I always assume beginners will watch this video. Thanks again.
VERY nice job on a deep cleen take down. I usually do that ever 500 rounds or so (usually I just got as far as taking off the barrle and then CLP cleaning the exposted part of the bolt and just rack it a few times to transfer lube...no need to take it dow every time you use it)
Thanks for watching!
Just bought my Maverick 88 yesterday (it's my first shotgun ever) and used this guide to get through the first cleaning. It wasn't too bad of a process though it's a little confusing since some parts don't budge unless the pump is worked one way or the other. Now it feels even smoother than when I first brought it home and can't wait to shoot it! 👍
@@treedoor it will definitely break in as you put some rounds through it. Also as you clean it and re-clean it a few times things will definitely smooth out quite a bit. It just takes time.
anyone else watching cleaning videos before buying?
I usually watch range tests before and cleaning videos after or I make my own.
:)
I wish there had been a robust internet before I bought my Ruger MKII......would have made life easier. Thankfully I had a couple sources on paper that I could refer to.
Always good to educate before a purchase
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Ive owned my 88 for yrs. Somewhere around 3500 rounds. Never cleaned. Only a good wipe down. Never had a problem.
These things are tanks in durability.
Right on!
Holy shit 3500 rounds with out a cleaning and it still shoots that's amazing
@@America-ve7jhIt’s pretty much almost the same shotgun as there Mossberg 590 series, just with less features. Mossberg just sources different parts from across the border and then assemble it in south Texas to make it more affordable. That’s why the maverick is just as reliable as the main options, damn I love America.
Thank you for this video. I have built a couple ARs. I have had every one of my handguns completely disassembled but have never completely broken down my Maverick 88. I always just remove the barrel and clean it and hit everything else with an air hose. Now I know how to break it completely down and put it back together.
Glad to help!
it's not necessary unless it gets a shit down of carbon down there after a lot of rounds....or after hunting outside in the rain... keeping them mostly dry and free of lube keeps them from getting gunked up where you NEED to take it down.
For a second I thought you were a Mossberg Tech! Hands down the best maintenance TUTORIAL I have seen so far. Just picked my security model last week and already put several rounds through it. READY for the first maintenance. Have the same version as you (black on black) same stock shell carrier and same velcro side saddle. I will also recommend the heat shield and truglo green pointer sight. 👍
I wish I worked for Mossberg! Sounds like you have a solid build on your shotty! Thanks for watching!
I will definitely recommend you get the Magpul stock! 👍 that was the last upgrade I bought for it and hands down probably the best one.
Just got the Maverick 88 security myself and I'm hearing you on that eat shield and sight!
do it! game changer and adds some cool looks! I also bought the Magpul stock and that is by far the best upgrade. @@thebean3995
This video helped me the most. Thank you for the light and showing on the inside. I had the hardest time trying to get the action/bolt to work. but the tab you pressed on the bolt made moving everything so much easier! no one else said that.
I'm glad it helped!
I just went through a hell of a summer in Alaska. Lots of bears and rain and I didn't clean my gun at all. It seems like it was definitely a bit dirty. There seems to be a pit in the barrel but I didn't clean it for 6 months. It's been out in the wild for 6 months. It's seems fine. I'm very happy with the gun. There was one point that it wasn't cycling because the rust from a rain storm. I just squirted a bunch of lube in there and it ran fine. All in all, I would buy again. It did well. I got the shorter barrel and it is almost too long for what I like in thick brush as bear protection but it was definitely nice to have when things bumped in the night. Only Warning shots were fired all summer. I didn't wanna kill anything if I could help it. Great cheap gun!
@@MichaelJurmu-m4s that’s definitely a testament to the durability of the shotgun
I just ordered a Maverick 88 20”. Great video! I appreciate how detailed you are.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for your detailed yet simple instructions -- I was able to follow it to strip, clean, lube, and reassemble my new Mossberg Maverick 88 today. 😃
Good deal! Glad to help!
Excellent video!! Thank you! I just got the shotgun from my brother and it’s been sitting for 4 years.. man was it dirty!! It looks great now thanks to you!! 😊
@@terry5957 glad to help!
Yes! This was a successful simple maintenance tutorial for my Mossberg Maverick 88 unit, even matches this video's security version with 20" barrel and synthetic FDE stock & forearm color. 😊
I agree, the toughest part to learn on reassembly for my first time today is getting the trigger group popped back into place with those two thin metal pieces that won't always stay in place if the shotgun is tilted too much. It's definitely like trying to play "twister" with your fingers. 😅
Still, this is easier than reassembling a Marlin model 60 in 22LR after cleaning in my honest opinion. Lol
@@kylevidetto1115 I’m glad to help. I’m glad it worked out for you.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you for showing us how its done. It saved me a lot of time
Thanks for watching!!
Very nice video, and Im with you Sheriff Matt. Had carried myG19-3 for over 20 yrs, Duty weapon, all weather,no issues. Was searching for the G45-5, hard to find one due to popular item, and finally added one to my collection. At 70 yrs young, still practice the 7yd and little more on occasion, and that G45-5 performs. Has improvements over the G19-3, and is now my CCW. 17 rd mag had me hooked, and short slide/barrel flies out of holster. Thank you for sharing. Your vids are spot on. Good luck. Well done.
Thank you for watching!
Your tutorial was spot on. Thank you.
@@altercate718 well these are far from perfect but I’m glad I was able to help
@@travisp11 This was the first time I ever owned or cleaned a shotgun. I followed all of your steps very carefully and everything worked out great. You are a lot closer to perfect than you think. I highly recommend your tutorial. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for taking the time to make this excellent video. Well done!
You are most welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
Just received mine the other day. This video is just what I needed. Thanks.
@@chewyfingers1288 I’m so glad to help thank you for watching
Great job I have the 88 and now I’m going to clean it with confidence thanks
Glad I could help
Thank you. Great video
Thanks for watching!
Just got myself a Maverick 88 took it to the range for some target shooting and just cleaned for the first time.Your video definitely helped me out. ✌️
Great video, just helped me clean my first shotgun, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
hey! my wife won't let me do this on the kitchen countertop lol you rule!
When I was married my wife was fine with it so long as I wiped off the counter top with a Clorox wipe when I was done. Plus, the Adsense revenue the vidoes generate quiets them down a bit. Thanks for watching!
Finally a simple straight forward channel, thank you! Ive messed w guns all my life learning on my own which isn't so good but when nobody shows ya n ya wanna know ya gotta wing it.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this great guide. This is my first shotgun and it was very dirty right from the store!
Just got one of these on a trade deal. Pretty good for dove. Thanks for making this video. She is smooth acting now.
Thanks for watching and I’m happy to help!
Haven't got an 88 yet, but best takedown & reassemble I've seen. Thanks
$240 @ MidwayUSA isn't bad at all.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the easy to understand, and easy to follow
video I bookmarked this for future reference I just ordered a Maverick 88 😎👍
Glad to help and thanks for watching!
I've always been taught to only clean in the direction of the barrel. It adds a bit of time to cleaning your weapon since you have to unscrew/rescrew on the tools, and it might not make a huge difference, but I do it every time.
Same here. I'm glad I'm not the only one!
I can transfer these steps easily to my Ithaca model 37. Thanks Travis 🤠👍
That is good to know! You are welcome!
37 is alot different no comparison to a 88maverick
@@edwardkujawa of course it's different 🤨 it's the method... the process I was referring to.
This was super helpful. I’m a bit rough and it really feels no different than before I cleaned it, despite confirming the cleanliness with a light, but I’ll just have to see how it does at the range and compare. Thanks for the great tutorial!
After the first or second range trip you will start to notice the action smooth out a bit.
@@travisp11 Good tip, I’ll keep that in mind. Thank you
Great tutorial, I like the step by step and the extra tips. Just picked up my Mav 88 cruiser for the house. I’ll be on this video throughout the weekend lol
Right on! The video should come in handy!
Just got this exact gun! Before watching this I did have a hard time reassembling ! Thanks
Glad to help!!
Excellent video. Just purchased my 88 and so this video is huge for me.
Glad it helped!
Awesome, very thorough . Thank you sir 👍
@@rubenvargas3547 you are welcome!
Best video on the Mossberg.
Thank you!
Great Video! About to take advantage of the Military/First Responder 10% off for the Veterens day sale, $249 for the Maverick 88/Security 20" out the door at Academy Outdoors....
@@bayoubrew nice!
Is it necessary to clean it right out the box?
I always do just to inspect and make sure there are no issues. You also get manufacturing grease and oil inside the gun when they are built and that can gunk up.
Great help. Organized with good videography. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great video for newbee's the correct way to clean your fire arm! They should be teaching this in gun classes!
Thank you!
this was definitely very helpful and possibly the best explanation ever
Thanks for watching!
Great video thank you for the help.
Glad it helped
Great video , haven't taken mine completely down.. Need more practice 😮😮😮😮😮 Good firearm.
A shotgun can be a little bit intimidating initially if you’re not used to them when it comes to their cleaning
Well done. 👍 The maintenance of one's weapons is very much overlooked by many. As a retired gunsmith and police armourer for thirty years, 75% of weapons I had in for repair were simply poorly maintained and filthy. A sad thing especially when the weapon belonged to a fellow officer.
And I was impressed that you use Clenzoil. After 63 years of shooting and cleaning my weapons, I've used dozens of oils, cleaners, and such. None proved to be superior. The absolute best is Clenzoil. There's nothing better...
Thank you for the kind works! Yup, Clenzoil is my go to! Thank you for watching!
Very helpful. Thank you
@@philipdelapena1151 glad to help
Thank you, this was very thorough. I'm glad this exists now
Thanks for watching!
Detailed video! Well done. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I did the cleaning and everything and dry fired the way you did at the end. However, it was kinda hard to pull back the action slide after dry firing without any rounds or ammo inside the chamber. When I cycle the action slide (forend) with the bolt/action release it is very easy to pull and push it forward. Is it normal for an action slide to be harder to pull back when dry firing without ammo? Thank you, and yes everything else on my maverick 88 functions perfect after taking apart and lubricating it brand new.
Just to be safe if you may want to go through the disassembly reassembly process one more time I know that seems a little ridiculous, but you never know something to be obvious just a little tiny bit
Thanks for making such a extensive good video
Glad it was helpful!
How do you clean the cleaning kit afterwards?
@@DrJonez dawn dish soap and warm water. Rinse and dry
When it comes to cleaning the new gun to get the packing grease off do you clean it the same as after shooting it ? Or would there be a different method
I like to now use a solvent for that first clean followed by a good gun oil. Otherwise, after that first clean you can continue to do the same or use a 3 in one but I prefer Aegis gun care cleaning products.
Definitely was worth the watch .
Thanks for watching!
This reminds me, I need some range time with my 870 Hardwood Home Defense.
Absolutely!
so a couple years back i saw episode of alaskan bush people where they lubed there hunting rifles with animal fat so i tried it on my maverick that was a mistake it gummed it up it would cycle the shells but it wouldnt fire tonight i decided it was time to clean that crap out of my gun i wouldve just used the manual but the mice threw a party and the manual was the confetti so had to watch a video Thanks your video was my step by step guide to disassembley and reassembly gun seems to function normally now Thank you again sir
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner thank you for watching and yeah, I can see the animal fat gum up, especially when it gets cold outside. I’m not sure why they would do that but definitely bad idea.
Love this gun. The only thing is unlike my pistols, I don’t think I’ll ever be ‘friggin genius Forrest Gump’ about reassembling the 88; it’s always tricky for me to get it back together, BUT this video seems like just the instructions I need to get it done faster next time I clean it. I’m definitely going to save it for future reference‼️‼️‼️👍🏾👍🏾🙂👌
@@myownboss1 thanks for watching!
Very good. Thank you!
@@user1-c8yrrr thank you for watching!
Hi Travis.. question: would you have another video available showing how to disassemble the boat carrier I noticed during the cleaning process that both firing pin spring and extractor springs were rusty looking I ordered the parts from Mossberg so if you haven’t have any additional information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you again.
I don’t
What about spraying parts off and especially inside the receiver with gun scrubber spray?
You can but just be sure to lube afterwards.
Certainly not as easy to clean as my 9mm but I finally did it for the first time today after maybe two or three range trips with the shotgun. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
I have a model 88 i love it I Have one that i can change Chokes. Im very Happy with mine
It’s a great shotgun!
Liked and saved.
Thank you!
I’m glad you found it helpful!
@travisp11 yes Sir, got my first shotgun coming from just ARs and handguns. Can't wait to try it out. Thanks again!
@ right on!
@@travisp11 already saw how much of a pita it's to put back together but your video is still the best out there. She lubed up and ready to go now 🙌
Super helpful, thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
I just finished cleaning my new Maverick 88 with your video in front of me. Piece of cake.....well almost. It took me forever to get the trigger assembly to go back in. Seemed like something was catching but I never could figure it out. Fortunately it finally went back in. Do you know what could have been the problem?
Glad I could help
It could’ve been that the hammer wasn’t caulked back when you’re trying to put it in that could be causing a possibility. Otherwise you just have to kind of wedged in the front locking in the back.
Thank you Travis for your quick reply. I have watched about 5 videos on the Moss Mav 88 reassembly and all of them show the trigger ass going right in. In my case yes the trigger was cocked so could the problem have been where the bolt was situated? I kept moving the bolt back and forth until it finally went in allbeit still with some mild force. I'd love to hear your opinion. Thanks
Very helpful vid! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The only area of my M88 I can't clean is the interior of the mag tube. Is there a trick to getting it off?
@@sgtjarhead99 sometimes those are soldered on you can’t get them off easy other times there’s a screwed that keeps them in place. Honestly can’t tell you about this shotgun.
I heard that you have to clean after every range visit. But do you have to clean to this degree?
You don’t but I do.
Is there a way to tighten the hand guard?
I don’t believe so.
Unfortunately, I do not believe there is.
Well done!
@@Santaheckler thank you!
Awesome video! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!
Can I use hoppes #9 as the lubricating oil instead of the clenzoil? Are you using CLP on all the parts first and then following up with your lubricant?
I have since switched to Aegis Gun Care products but you can do a coat of CLP or a coat of Clenzoil, wipe it off and then re apply and you are done.
I just ordered this model. Is it a good idea to do this before I fire it for the 1st time?
I would. Get the factory grime and grease out of it before you shoot it. This will also ensure that there are no issues inside.
Thank u brother!!
You're welcome!
Does this apply for the Mossberg Maverick 88 cruiser too? I'm assuming they both have the same types of parts just no stock
I would think so but I’m not sure. But my guess would be yes
Thanks so much!
Just future note, I was new doing this and it was hard to see how some of the internal parts were lined up while reassembling. Would be better if you showed the parts to the camera more slowly
Nonetheless, thanks!
I got some new studio lights so things should be lit up much better in my cleaning videos from here on out. Thanks for watching!
where did you that ammo holder for the stock?
Amazon I believe.
Hey everyone! Quick question, I bought the Maverick 88 cruiser two days ago and am having an issue I never had with any weapon I own. With the barrel on this shotgun won’t fully pump forward and lock there (thought it will without the barrel on, making it essentially useless at its current state. Any idea why it’s doing this?
It sounds like maybe the barrel isn't 100% re seated in the receiver or maybe one of the bars that locks into the bolt came out. Possibly the shotshell follower popped out on one side. Try a dissassmbly and reassembly and see what happens. The bolt is a bit of a pain to get back in there.
Thanks
You are welcome!
Hi. New maverick 88 security owner here. Fantastic video. I'm looking to replace the forend with something closer to the mossberg 500 stuff so i can install the streamlight racker and to do that you need the mossberg 500 action bar assembly.....ok so my question is, do you have to remove the bolt and all the metal pieces inside in order to remove the forend or can it be done after just removing the barrel? Thanks for your time. And your video will be saving me some cuss words and aggravation. Thanks again.
The bolt connects to the arms on the forend so it’s basically a full disassembly.
@@travisp11 ok thank you. I appreciate it.
1. Clean out the barrel and add rust protector. Baby oil (parrafin) is good.. 2. Spray some dry lube in the bottom of the receiver. 3.Wipe off the excess. Job done in less than 4 minutes.
Good advice!
Can I get links to all the items you are using ? please and thank you
I have to be careful for the links I post on YT videos anymore, especially for firearms accessories. Most everything I bought can be found on Amazon.
@@travisp11 I understand TH-cam is like a hawk they will keep an eye on anybody on a sharp point, but thanks for answering my question, have a good day 😊
@@J3FFR3Y915 you too! Thanks!
What is the brand name of the vice/stand you are using?
MTM Site N Clean I believe. I have done a review of it on my channel a while ago. I love it.
I should clean mine some day.
Not my favorite to clean but the second time was much easier.
@@travisp11just got my maverick 88 ran maybe 20 rounds thru fixing to do a full breakdown and clean just to learn something!! Just learned how to clean my edc 9mm I’m a new gun owner I’m only 21. Definitely plan on keeping my firearms clean .
@@IlllIlllllIIlll right on!
Dude same
First time gun owner: Q. I'm probably being overly cautious but I can't get a shell into the magazine (20 gauge) it only goes about 3/4 of the way. I don't want to force it what am I doing wrong?
I would take off the magazine tube end cap, the spring, the stopper. It’s possible there is a shell limiter in the mag tube
did you shoot it ? looks clean
I believe I shot it before I cleaned it. I would have wiped it off after getting back from the range but nothing was cleaned until I made this video.
I’m just as weird as you.. thank you for a thorough tutorial.
Glad to help and thanks for watching!
Great video
Thanks!
Thank you
You are welcome!
Nah, I clean the Trigger group and interior parts with paint thinner and a tooth brush, I let it dry,.... and use singer Sewing machine oil on it because it's way cheaper.
And on the barrel I use Hoppe's or Outers powder solvent or Nitro solvent.
I use a Mop and a piece of tee-shirt I wet the tee-shirt with solvent and put it over the mop and run it in and out 3-4 times.
I let it soak and let it soak.
Then I run the brush through 3 times.
Then I wet another patch with paint thinner until its clean and the final passes I wet the patch with singer sewing machine oil and put the patch and run it in and out 5or 6 times assemble the gun and wipe it down with singer sewing machine oil and your done.
I never use the jag?
Very good.
Thank you!
Can you link the products?
I would except you would have to go to a separate website
I cant seem to get the barrel to sit down properly
@@brendanjones292 pull back on the pump and pull the bolt back a bit and then try it
Well I messed something up 😅 20:30
Hey man, it happens
@ the extractor comes out farther than it should lol you’re video helps a lot tho thank you
I have one more piece above the trigger assembly, now I have to figure where it fell out of exactly...
If you look up a parts diagram on the Maverick 88 you should be able to see where that part rests in the trigger pack.
@@travisp11 yeah it was the ejector thing. I hate this gun, lol.
Drink every time he says "set that off to the side"
I prefer “just a drop of oil or two”
You clean your shotgun?
@@jzmafiaa5468 quite often to be honest with you
Nice!