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Unread 01-02-2010, 10:59 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Jim Williams View Post
...With the forend removed you can try spraying something like Remington Action Cleaner down into the action, and down the tunnel in the knuckle that the pin rides in. Soak it real good and set it aside with the gun resting vertically on the muzzles (stock up, so that all the crud drains out of the action and away from the wood).
Jim
This is wise counsel. Many stock heads have "rotted" over the decades due to becoming oil soaked. A thin film of oil on metal during reassembly after tear-down is not an issue but a few drops into the action every once in a while will flow under gravity and end up in the stock head when stored vertically butt down.
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