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06-07-2011, 04:31 PM
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I think most folks post this sort of thing under gunsmithing, however you are welcome to post it here 270.
I use 3-in-1 household oil..... that's it. If I am at the range and I need a quick squirt I may toss some rem oil on it, but I have used 3-in-1 on all my firearms and have never had a problem. The ONLY time I use solvents on a barrel is if there is an actual problem... IE it has happened twice in all my years. Once on a blackhawk that was completely leaded over, and once on a 22 that had the same issue. Both have been repeatedly and often used since with never an issue. If I am cleaning a barrel then I use a cotton cloth patch, and 3-in-1 household oil. Not saying anybody else's methods are wrong. Use what works for you. GoodOlBoy
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