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Old 12-07-2006, 06:56 PM   #1
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Rust!!!

I hate it! Yeah i let my uncle borrow my .17 HMR to do a little varmint hunting, and he had it for a little over a month. But the whole time he had the gun he put 200 rounds through it and never once cleaned or oiled it. So it has gotten a bit of rust on the back of the bolt, about and inch worth. Its not horrible rust but its there. But, there was a lesson learned, dont let my uncle borrrow the rifles ne more!!!

So how can i get this off? Without makin the bolt look messy.

Blake.

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ne body?

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Old 12-08-2006, 08:44 AM   #3
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Is it just surface rust you can clean up, or is it pitted?

+1 on not lending anything of value to your uncle, at least when it comes to firearms. He obviously doesn't think taking care of what he borrows is that important. (sorry about ranting, But I baby anything I borrow in gratitude to those that lent it to me).
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A cleaning solvent (designed for firearms) and 0000 steel wool. Very light rubbing should remove the rust eventually.
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Is it just surface rust you can clean up, or is it pitted?

+1 on not lending anything of value to your uncle, at least when it comes to firearms. He obviously doesn't think taking care of what he borrows is that important. (sorry about ranting, But I baby anything I borrow in gratitude to those that lent it to me).
i know what u mean. Last time i borrowed a 1911 i was scared to shoot it.

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