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The paint should come off easily with cotton balls and a bottle of nail polish remover. I have removed a couple of home done camo paint jobs this way and it's fast and easy.
For crud and rust you just can't beat Frontier pad and solvent or oil of your choice. After you get it clean, wipe the gun down with a good coat of RIG and you won't have to worry about rust. Good luck with it., Joe
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