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TAC OPS / KMW Collaboration

I'll second that "incorrect" ;)
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Anyone discovered the best way to clean out the flush cups?
As you know, a sling is to a rifle like a holster is to a handgun.
But the proprietary Tac-Ops stock coating seems to have reduced the diameter of the flush cup sling mounts.

Any suggestions on cleaning without damaging anything would be welcome.
 
Anyone discovered the best way to clean out the flush cups?
As you know, a sling is to a rifle like a holster is to a handgun.
But the proprietary Tac-Ops stock coating seems to have reduced the diameter of the flush cup sling mounts.

Any suggestions on cleaning without damaging anything would be wel
Air Duster , followed by Q-Tips with lite alcohol
 
Not sure of the actual measurements!!
"The system consists of a push button swivel attached to the sling (approximate diameter 9.4 mm, a little under 3⁄8 inches) which is placed into a mounting socket on the firearm (approximate diameter 9.6 mm, a little over 3⁄8 inches)."

Is it in the socket or on the surface of the insert?
Maybe the proper sized drill bit , used with fingers only to clear hole....
emery paper on the tip of a dowel rod