Cleaning GAP10
- Thread starter tychin02
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What? You clean it the way you would clean any decent AR. IF you want to use a bore guide use that. Otherwise, just clean it.
its the same as an ar... i wouldnt use a segmented field cleaning kit in this barrel.. other than that its the same.... the firing pin retaining pin on the bolt carrier is a pain to get out u might need a punch to get it out the first few times
WD40, Kroil, Citrasolve, Lacquer thinner, solvent, combined with 0000 steel wool in your hands for carbon on the bolt.
BCG, barrel extension/lugs, bore: give them a bath by dunking in either of those above, or spray wash with aerosol WD40 or Kroil.
Wear dishwashing or medical gloves. Wash and blow with compressed air. Snake the bore one pull. Lay the rifle horizontally, or muzzle down.
Do it everytime you shoot it. Except for the right ones, neither special nor expensive tools need be used to clean a firearm that is properly maintained.
You didn't ask about lubricant. Grease. Oil where grease can't go. Shoot and be happy.
Spray. Blow. Lubricate. Fire.
BCG, barrel extension/lugs, bore: give them a bath by dunking in either of those above, or spray wash with aerosol WD40 or Kroil.
Wear dishwashing or medical gloves. Wash and blow with compressed air. Snake the bore one pull. Lay the rifle horizontally, or muzzle down.
Do it everytime you shoot it. Except for the right ones, neither special nor expensive tools need be used to clean a firearm that is properly maintained.
You didn't ask about lubricant. Grease. Oil where grease can't go. Shoot and be happy.
Spray. Blow. Lubricate. Fire.
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