unlimited4x4
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Nylon 66
My son-in-law brought me one that was at his dads house. Totally caked in sand and muck. Go on you tube and there are several good videos that show how to break it down. I used one of the videos to completely separated the plastic stock from the barrel and trigger group. I hosed the plastic stock down with water and dish soap. Cleaned the metal parts with hopps. put it all together with a very like coat of Hopps gun oil. Shot like a dream. A great little 22 until I gave it back to my Son-in-law. He tossed it in the back of his truck and let it rust. Ticked me off! They are great shooters. I hope yours is the tube fed. The one I cleaned was mag fed and needed some adjusting. The mags are temperamental, unreliable and made out of plastic that like to separate along the manufacturing seam.
Good luck, it will be a great rifle once you clean it up.
My son-in-law brought me one that was at his dads house. Totally caked in sand and muck. Go on you tube and there are several good videos that show how to break it down. I used one of the videos to completely separated the plastic stock from the barrel and trigger group. I hosed the plastic stock down with water and dish soap. Cleaned the metal parts with hopps. put it all together with a very like coat of Hopps gun oil. Shot like a dream. A great little 22 until I gave it back to my Son-in-law. He tossed it in the back of his truck and let it rust. Ticked me off! They are great shooters. I hope yours is the tube fed. The one I cleaned was mag fed and needed some adjusting. The mags are temperamental, unreliable and made out of plastic that like to separate along the manufacturing seam.
Good luck, it will be a great rifle once you clean it up.