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Cleaning Advice
I am very thourgh when I clean my rifles, yesterday I was able to pick up some surplus yugoslav 8mm ammo. I know it is corrosive, the guy at the gun store mentioned using windx???????? Can some one give me some advice on the best way to clean my MOD 98k after I shoot the corrosive ammo?
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06-09-2010 05:45 AM
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Hot (soapy) water will dissolve the potassium chloride salt that's responsible for the rust. Windex is OK- it's soapy water that's fancy. After the water, clean as you would normally- oil, then inspect and repeat for up to three days- check again in a week just to prevent surprises.
The more water the better! A custom funnel might make things easier if you really want to flush it out, but I just use patches.
Last edited by jmoore; 06-09-2010 at 10:24 AM.
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Yes indeed, hot soapy water. Cheap and correct. Then finish the job with Hoppe's No.9. Good luck.
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I well use Windex at the range when finished shooting. Then I follow up with a hot water cleaning at home with in 24 hrs.
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Yes indeed, hot soapy water. I agree with jmoore
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Originally Posted by
madcratebuilder
I well use Windex at the range when finished shooting. Then I follow up with a hot water cleaning at home with in 24 hrs.
+1.
you'll be surprised how dirty a clean looking bore can actually be until you've used the hot water method.
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