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Unread 12-09-2009, 05:14 PM   #1
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Start with penetrating oil on the hinge, top lever, screws, etc. and let that soak in thoroughly. Try to open after a few hours. A good soaking of Hoppes should help loosen the external rust. I assume it's unloaded, but you never know until you can open the action.
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Start with penetrating oil on the hinge, top lever, screws, etc. and let that soak in thoroughly. Try to open after a few hours. A good soaking of Hoppes should help loosen the external rust. I assume it's unloaded, but you never know until you can open the action.
Thank you Ed. I will certainly do that tomorrow. Any brand of penetrating oil you recommend? I have decided at long last that the complete restoration will absolutely be a job for a professional.
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