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>Do you ever
Yes. Once you get the little brass weight into the chamber it's easy. Some fine motor skills required but no neurosurgery, and at least you can see what you're doing through the ejection port.

More often than not I partially disassemble the gun, though. It's not difficult and lets me sweep the insides with a shaving brush to get rid of half-burnt powder flakes catching there. I would use boresnake even on disassembled gun out of convenience, it's too easy to scratch your fingers on pointy rear of the receiver when pushing a cleaning rod from the back, unless you use a really long rod.

Picrel is my pairing for cheap range fun.