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It would be hard to do unless you remove the stock. It's not hard to do on a Parker hammer gun but requires extra attention when reassembling it.
I would recommend Hoppe's and a Big 45 Frontier pad to remove the crud. The Frontier pad looks horribly abrasive but I can assure you from years of use on some of my guns it will not harm the barrel finish, the case color, the engraving or anything else on the metal that you want to stay..

PS - Use the correct gunsmithing screwdrivers!



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