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    Shotgun News had a series of how-to articles a few months ago about to clean up those Nepal rifles.
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    Cool Coke Works but Molasses is MUCH Better

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    Not bad idea ! Gonna ask my cat. But as long i´ll use coke against rust that works well and it smell´s alittle better.
    Coca Cola will definitely work, as phosphoric acid is the active ingredient. You are essentially Ospho'ing your metal.

    The best rust remover is black molasses, the kind you get from the feed store. Drop your metal in for a week, and ONLY the rust disappears, not the metal. Try it, and you will be amazed!

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    Uups! Now i know where my riflebarrel is gone !
    Thank you for the note i´ll try it.

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    From the discription I would guess it is one of the locally made Ghendra(sp)
    rifle that IMA/AC are selling for less than $300. If you go to thier web sites you should be able to see a picture of one.
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