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Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it safe?

Lucks

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What is the best way to clean a Rem trigger (or custom Rem trigger) to keep it functioning properly and help prevent an A.D.?

I was just going to blow mine out (Jewel trigger for a Remmy) with Gun Scrubber but didn't know if that would work or make things worse.

Just wondering what y'all do....
 
Re: Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it safe?

Consistent with what I've heard. Use solvent/degreaser. Oil and lubrication are not recommended on triggers. They just collect dust and grime that impair trigger function.
 
Re: Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it safe?

Jewell recommends lighter fluid.I also blow mine out with low pressure compressed air,like you get to clean office equipment. Pete
 
Re: Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it safe?

Lighter fluid, Q-tip and compressed air.
After the lighter fluid evaporates it leaves behind a light and dry film of lube that does not seem to attract and hold crud.
 
Re: Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it sa

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 264shooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Lighter fluid, Q-tip and compressed air.
After the lighter fluid evaporates it leaves behind a light and dry film of lube that does not seem to attract and hold crud.
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I 2nd this cleaning method !
 
Re: Best way to clean a Rem trigger to keep it sa

gun scrubber or lighter fluid and then leave it alone is what most people preach. I clean it then put a tiny drop of eezox on the sear interface and then wipe it with a q-tip which pulls 90% of the eezox off leaving the slightest bit on the contact surface.

Never had a problem with any of my remington or jewel triggers.