Cosmolinee

WildWillie32

Can anyone tell me the best way to remove cosmoleene from a very old stock on a turkish rifle in which it has or seems to have been saturated.I would like to referb stock to original and don't want to damage it at all.Thanks in addvance W.W.

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.250Savage

Not doing a ad for them or anything, but Brownells has what you need. It's called whiting, and they sell 1 lb. containers for $4.11 plus S&H. Have never used it, but if Brownells sells it, I would bet my life on it. Part # is 083-032-100. Phone # is (641) 623-4000, and www.brownells.com. While you're at it, ask for their catalog. It's a hoot!

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spec.4

If you are doing the stock, I have used Clean-Rite Purple Power with great result, but you have to use heat to draw out the comso. As for the metal parts I used Purple Power and brake cleaner also use very hot water. Must oil right after the brake cleaner. I just got down my first Swedish Mauser and I had to clean the cleaning rod hole, which I use heat and the parts&tool cleaner which is under high pressure. These tip work great but take you time.Spec.4

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cpileri

try www.milsurpshooter.com at the C&R Gunsmithing ans Stock |Cleaning topic threads, it has more info than you could ever want.Carl

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