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| DEPARTMENTS MAY 2010 |
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| QUARTERMASTER John John |
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| G96 Nitro Solvent comes in an aerosol and is ideal for hard to reach places. Jeff uses it so he doesn’t have to disassemble his Cimarron 1851 Navy .38 Special after every shooting session. The Hoppe’s Bore Snake and a little PrOlix keep revolvers and autos clean with minimal work. It’s especially useful on guns in .22 LR. | ||||||||||||||
Of the myriad products for cleaning firearms, virtually all of them work well and, not surprisingly, work best matched to specific jobs. Here are some I find very effective. The rods and jags and an investment here in top-notch equipment is truly worthwhile. I prefer 1-piece rods long enough to clean from the breech and one 44" in length covers most target rifles. The less expensive 33" rods will often work just as well if you have mostly sporting rifles. Make sure they have a brass muzzle guard for those times when you clean from the muzzle, such as on an M1 Garand or a 94 Winchester and especially on your handgun rods. >> Click Here << To Read More Quartermaster |
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