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I like Murphys for lots of things, but not so much for stock cleaning. Of all the products listed on that link, I like Birchwood Casey's stock conditioner. I used the last of what I had cleaning a '73 Deluxe. That gun hung in a pipe smokers den for the best part of a hundred years and when I saw what was underneath all that tar, well, all I could say was 'wow'.
I started with 0000 saturated with it, and when I got close, switched to terry cloth.
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