I do this.
1) Clear weapon
2) Field strip weapon
3) Disassemble bolt group
4) Hose down bolt group componets with Balistol, scrub with nylon brush, more Balistol, scrub some more.
5) Bolt group parts get washed with brake cleaner or electronics cleaner then blasted with compressed air
6) Inspect bolt group parts, repeat above is needed.
7) Once bolt parts are clean and dry they get reassembled with a liberal application of Balistol
8) Receiver and trunnion get hosed with Balistol
9) Using chamber face brush the trunnion gets a good scrubbing (by hand)
10) Receiver gets a good scrubbing with a nylon toothbrush
11) Barrel and chamber gets a good hosing with Balistol
12) AR type chamber brush gives the chamber a good scrubbing (I spin the brush in the chamber with a section of rod)
13) Using a bore guide and Dewey caliber specific rod the bore gets a good scrubbing with a Dewey brush
14) Entire receiver/barrel assembly gets washed out with brake cleaner/elec cleaner followed by a blast of compressed air
15) Bore gets patched out until dry
16) Inspection of barrel and receiver
17) Bore gets a single pass run through with a jag and a patch soaked with Birchwood Casey Sheath, followed by a dry patch to remove excess.
18) Receiver rails get a shot of Balistol
19) Trigger groups get looked over, ejector cleaned
20) Weapon is reassembled and wiped down with a rag soaked with Sheath