is that a bad idea?
i'll take down my ruger 9mm and .45acp and let the parts soak in extremely hot soapy water for a couple minutes then scrub them down, rinse with hot water, wipe off as much water as i can with a towel and let them sit in front a fan. they dry very quickly. then i put a very light coat of rustyduck gun oil on the parts. i been doing this with my 9mm since the early 90s and have shot over 50,000 rounds. it works like brand new. i've done the same thing with my remington 870 shotgun but in the bathtub.
the only down side to this is if water stays in the firing pin area but i dry fire them right after. should i do this with my ak47?
i'll take down my ruger 9mm and .45acp and let the parts soak in extremely hot soapy water for a couple minutes then scrub them down, rinse with hot water, wipe off as much water as i can with a towel and let them sit in front a fan. they dry very quickly. then i put a very light coat of rustyduck gun oil on the parts. i been doing this with my 9mm since the early 90s and have shot over 50,000 rounds. it works like brand new. i've done the same thing with my remington 870 shotgun but in the bathtub.
the only down side to this is if water stays in the firing pin area but i dry fire them right after. should i do this with my ak47?