Instruction Manual

PLUS, an old toothbrush
for cleaning parts and
dislodging dirt build-up,
and pipe cleaners or
Q-tips for cleaning
Gas Key and Gas Tube and
other hard to reach areas.
Cotton
Flannel
Bore
Patches
A Quality Gun Oil /
Cleaner / Preservative
Cleaning Kit with Patch Holder,
Bore & Chamber Brushes
When your firearm has not been fired,
you should
clean it at least once or twice a year if you live in a
temperate climate, or as often as once a week in a tropical climate.
If you
get your firearm wet,
clean it
as soon as possible to avoid the onset of corrosion or rust.
Use a high quality rifle cleaning kit that includes a cleaning rod; swab holder; cotton flannel bore patches;
pipe cleaners; a small toothbrush; brass wire bristle bore and chamber brushes and a
Cleaner/Lubricant/Preservative (CLP in Army terminology).
After you
have disassembled the rifle, thoroughly clean, inspect and lubricate all parts according to
the techniques described on following pages.
AFTER FIRING YOUR RIFLE,
clean it
as soon as possible to make the job easier and to avoid allowing the
development of any corrosion.
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INSPECTION — CLEANING — LUBRICATION…INSPECTION — CLEANING — LUBRICATION…
DETAILED CLEANING TECHNIQUES…
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