Rifle Cleaning and Maintenance | Cleaning the Bolt
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Published 2014-07-15
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All Comments (21)
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That was awesome. Exactly what I was looking for.
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Good stuff and thanks for sharing. All the best guys and take care.
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A little grease on the cocking ramp is also a good idea and makes the bolt open smoother :-)
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Thank You ,You saved me a trip to my gunsmith JB
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Use protective glasses when you use the spray. If it gets in your eyes it burns. Trust me eye know. :p
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Is there a specific name for the tool used to remove the firing pin?
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Hi ✋🏻 what is the best replacement of the grease ?!
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What is the name of that tool you used to “unlock” the bolt? That’s pretty slick if you ask me
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What is that first tool that was used?
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What tool did he use?
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What kind of grease would you recommend?
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What if like CLR whole rifle is dipped in acid (soft or hard based on ur preference) for cleaning Anything on that
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Very useful! Now I'm off to clean the bolt of my rifle :-)
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Disclaimer: most all bolts on a bolt action rifles do not, do not need to come apart ever for cleaning; Yes! I repeated myself. Naphtha and a lite mineral oil are all you will ever need. There are casualties of combustion in a bolt action rifle and not one of them are in the bolt – at all; not even a Tee-Nighty.
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the bolt action from wich comoany??????????
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I use 308 Tulammo on a Ruger American. Approximately how often should I clean my bolt?
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Well this debunks everyone saying not to spray my bolt.
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The bolt is not entirely cleaned! A complete clean "inside out" requires the removal of the extractor and plunger as well!
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good evening, I need a 7 mm magnum bolt, someone has it for sale
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