Warren
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and now the bolt does not work as smooth as it used to. I tried putting a little oil on the rails but it did not change anything.
There is one spot that has seen a bit of abuse but to replace it I would have to buy a whole new reciever it looks like.
Would graphite work or maybe Tetra grease?
The barrel is very dark, though the rifling is still sharp. I ran patch after patch through there but I after the first 10 or so patches could not get anything to "let go" from in there. Do I need some sort of super-solvent to clean it out?
Also I missed, totally and I am embarrased to admit it, that the underside of the stock has at one point been broken off and re-glued. It feels solid and I assume somebody somewhere shot it like that. Should I be worried that it will come apart on me?
I took the bolt apart and was suprised at all the muck that was in there. I cleaned it all out and it works fine, except for aligning the bolt heads; that was a stone pain in the fundament. So that at least is working out. A bolt is not something that gets lubed or oiled, correct?
Any advice for a mil-surp newbie?
There is one spot that has seen a bit of abuse but to replace it I would have to buy a whole new reciever it looks like.
Would graphite work or maybe Tetra grease?
The barrel is very dark, though the rifling is still sharp. I ran patch after patch through there but I after the first 10 or so patches could not get anything to "let go" from in there. Do I need some sort of super-solvent to clean it out?
Also I missed, totally and I am embarrased to admit it, that the underside of the stock has at one point been broken off and re-glued. It feels solid and I assume somebody somewhere shot it like that. Should I be worried that it will come apart on me?
I took the bolt apart and was suprised at all the muck that was in there. I cleaned it all out and it works fine, except for aligning the bolt heads; that was a stone pain in the fundament. So that at least is working out. A bolt is not something that gets lubed or oiled, correct?
Any advice for a mil-surp newbie?