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Originally posted by PTE bogI seem to remember been given coarse sandpaper and diesel to clean gpmg's when i did the course
As has probably been said already, if the gas affected parts are soaked in oil on completion of firing, this will go a long way to ensuring that fouling will be easier to remove when cleaning the weapon...Last edited by FMolloy; 25 October 2005, 17:29.
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I seem to remember been given coarse sandpaper and diesel to clean gpmg's when i did the course
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We always use scourers on the weapon when cleaning, that tough green material one
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now I've to ask CQ if he has any dock leaves in the cleaning kits.
We always use scourers on the weapon when cleaning, that tough green material one
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NO abrasive materials should be used on any part of the weapon, if you use scouring pads on the piston head eventually you take a layer of it and interfere with its tolerances,
as soon as your finished firing wipe away away fouling using a piece of flanellet, then liberally coat the piece in issued oil, then when you get a chance to clean it, with a bot of elbow grease it should come off, a guy on the range showed me this once, get a handful of dock leaves crush them up in your hand put the piston into it and roll it around and keep crushing the dock leaf
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Originally posted by Goldie fishscouring pads are ideal for cleaning badly fouled pistons...
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when will the cleaning kits be in the store? about how much will they cost?
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Right, here's the plan for easy effective gun cleaning:
Go to a gunshop, buy a .22cal boresnake (perfect fit for 5.56). These are a one-pass system for barrel cleaning - needs to be seen to be believed. Cost around €25.
Get an old toothbrush. For cleaning other bits. Cost €0.
Get some oil. The stuff you're issued with is fine, though CLP is very good, as are several commercial alternatives - I like WD40 meself. Cost €0-15 (some guns come with a small bottle of oil - ask nicely in a gunshop for a freebie).
Get some fine steel wool. This is for getting rid of rust or very heavy carbon fouling, i.e. only needed if you haven't been cleaning properly up to now.
All done.
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found a source for official Steyr Mannlicher AUG cleaning kits (from factory through supplier) with Oil Bottle, Wire Brush, Bristle brush, Flannelette holder, Pull Through and Flanelette. Works out about $60.00 incl delivery. (around €45.00).
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I found a source for official Steyr Mannlicher AUG cleaning kits (from factory through supplier) with Oil Bottle, Wire Brush, Bristle brush, Flannelette holder, Pull Through and Flanelette. Works out about $60.00 incl delivery. (around €45.00).
Good piece of kit to have!
If anyone would like more info PM me.
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