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    Quote Originally Posted by painter777 View Post
    after reading FM 23-7 May 20, 1942
    Being this is so early,
    Makes you wonder if this isn't just a 'Template' that is tweaked later on after......... I'll say: more experience was gathered from the newly introduced M1icon carbine.

    When I read TM 9-1276 from 1947
    Page 36-
    Rifle bore cleaner is the suggested method for bore cleaning.
    But if not available the bore may be cleaned
    with a solution of
    1/4 pound of castile soap or issue soap shaved into
    1 gallon of hot water, or a solution of
    1 1/2-tablespoonfuls of soda ash
    to each pint of hot water.

    Seems TM 9-1276 is my most often used reference:
    http://www.90thidpg.us/Reference/Man...-1276_1947.pdf



    Lessons learned with more experience, I'll assume.
    Last edited by painter777; 03-09-2018 at 03:07 PM. Reason: Add TM9-1276 link

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