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Dion Rides said:
Okay, I got a 40 yr. old Winchester 190 .22 rifle from CeruleanSkye's dad for Christmas and I'm restoring it. After breaking it down, I've discovered that I'm going to have to do some serious cleaning and re-oiling. Anybody have any suggestions? I heard Gun Scrubber is good, but I'm just seeing if there's something better. It needs some serious residue removal.

I also bought myself another .22 (so CeruleanSkye and I can go together) that's I'm picking up on the 9th.

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I still have my Tanfoglio Witness 9mm, too...
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gunscrubber is just super expensive brake parts cleaner.
brake parts cleaner is the best for getting all the crap off. try to get the non-chlorinated stuff, they usually are all non-chlorinated nowadays
 
Hoppes No9 will break down the carbon, just use something else to oil it. If you can get the plastic and or wood away from all metal parts, carb cleaner works well on the reciever portion. Use a hard plastic brush, bronse or stainless ones can leave discoloration and scratch finishes. When it comes to the bore you're stuck using a bronse brush, use Hoppes no9 and when finished, coat with your choice of CLP.

Currently trying out this product
Lubricant with Rust Blocker
http://www.rustbloc.com/cgi-bin/dept?dpt=H&srch=DC
 
sohijiro said:
gunscrubber is just super expensive brake parts cleaner.
brake parts cleaner is the best for getting all the crap off. try to get the non-chlorinated stuff, they usually are all non-chlorinated nowadays
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THANKS! Aside from the trigger assy. it's all in pieces. I'm sanding and refinishing the wood + I need to do a serious job on the barrel. I didn't want to use brake cleaner because I thought it would damage the finish, but I guess I'm okay with it. I have a full can in my garage right now.
 
Mike T said:
:p too bad i dont like Sigs! :devil

jk....i think theyre pretty cool...but i love the USP and the 1911....

:cry 8 more months!
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As it turns out the deal fell though.

Good thing I bought an AR15 yesterday to make up for it. :p
 
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alright everyone, im selling my DSA SA58 FAL carbine.
its got maybe 300-400 rnds through it and its practically new., selling because i need cash and i NEVER shoot this rifle

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it looks like this, but instead of a muzzle brake it came with a short belgium combo flash hider. has original grip, or a SAW grip and i also have the standard dust cover .. i also have parts for sale like ambi mag release and mag rebuild kits.
ill sell it in cal legal fixed mag format., or i can diassemble it and transfer it that way with just a receiver/barrel. your choice

msrp is over $1600 IF you can even get one. i paid way over $1800 for it with all the taxes and fees

ill sell it for $1500, OBO, make a offer . ill hook you up with a good deal
 
Ratters said:
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Nice. Man, I'd be all over that if I didn't already have a FAL. And I had some money. :(
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Yeah, I'd love a FAL, too, but my lowball offer would make even baby jesus cry.

Anyways, forgot to show you guys my new hotness:
 

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I'm totally conflicted over the sig 226 vs the beretta fs9 inox.
The inox would actually cost me $100 more vs the leo turn-in refurb sig but at least the beretta is brand new vs used.
Also, I think the inox version of the fs is really nice lookin'. They both fit my hand well so it's really a toss up. I'm a sucker for sexy looks so the beretta may win. It doesn't hurt that they have one at the shop in Antioch all ready to go.
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haha weaklink..sickkkk =]

ahah sohijiro...that IS a sweet ass FAL!

but hey weaklink...ive heard some baddies about the berreta...such as that it jams often...but thats from my friends whove shot it....
 
They are shooting
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Limp Wristed.

Mike T said:
haha weaklink..sickkkk =]

ahah sohijiro...that IS a sweet ass FAL!

but hey weaklink...ive heard some baddies about the berreta...such as that it jams often...but thats from my friends whove shot it....
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:laughing ahahhaa the guy who shot it actually a gun guy..owns some shotguns, a sks, some glocks....and yeah...he told me when he was shooting the beretta, it jammed up on him
 
Mike T said:
:laughing ahahhaa the guy who shot it actually a gun guy..owns some shotguns, a sks, some glocks....and yeah...he told me when he was shooting the beretta, it jammed up on him
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Never had a jam but I've been told it has a lot to do with the mags that are in use at the time. :confused

I dunno- I think I'm still goin' for the Inox. It's purty. :p
 
hehe....hms...maybe something with the spring in the mag thats causing all the jamming maybe?

oh i dont know..but i do think they have a very exclusive look
 
I like the Beretta. They have better balance than the Sigs, and the barrel mounts solidly to the frame for great accuracy.
 
I'd go 226. . .the slide-mounted safety doesn't do it for me. Yes, I own a P22, but that's always at condition 0. :laughing
 
Not a Glock fan. Personal preference, Ford vs. Chevy etc. My 92FS has never had a ftf, no malfunctions of any sort, except when firing underpowered reloads. This, however, was while working up a minimum power load for my son to shoot. He doesn't go for that wimpy shit any more though, because he's 16 and way too cool for that.:teeth
 
Turns out the Inox they have in Antioch is a .40, which I don't want.

Taking a trip to Irvington today, might start the dros on their sig 226. I'll post up later if I make a purchase. :teeth
If I get the Beretta I want the stainless, just because the finish is so sweet lookin'.
 
Check out the Taurus PT92 essentially the same as as the 92FS it's even made on Beretta machinery in Brazil. Difference is that it has a frame mounted decocker and backed with a lifetime warranty.

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weak_link said:
Turns out the Inox they have in Antioch is a .40, which I don't want.

Taking a trip to Irvington today, might start the dros on their sig 226. I'll post up later if I make a purchase. :teeth
If I get the Beretta I want the stainless, just because the finish is so sweet lookin'.
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