So, how did we do? The words: Press Oil Repetition Economic Weapon Disagree Illya Kuryakin sat at the desk, carefully cleaning his weapon. He rubbed a drop of oil onto the barrel and polished it, then another drop. It was pure repetition on his part. Better too little than too much. Napoleon was more economical in his approach. He tended to soak the rag and go from there. He swapped to another clean rag and continued to rub, making sure the oil was pressed into every crevice. While they disagreed on how to best clean their weapons, they did agree on one thing. A clean pistol could be a lifesaver when used properly. And yours?