if the squeege is designed to remove all debris/solvent from the barrel. how would someone oil a barrel for storage with this kit?
2009985
I screw a patch onto the squeegee and oil it up... It leaves a nice light coat when drawn through the barrel. I go shooting too much for long term storage to be of concern but if that's what you're looking for, I don't think this kit will help you much there.
2009986
Your last pull through you oil the squeege and it will leave a fine coat of oil. The only draw back for this product is that it is slow to use.
2009987
You can run an oily patch down the barrel or spray a CLP like Safari Charlie down the barrel. I ant back to my old method of cleaning because the Rem. squeegee system did not clean the bores as well as advertised.
2009988
There is a patch jag included where you can lubricate you barrel internally. The kit has no patches though, be warned
2009989
The squeegee does pretty much clean everything from the barrel, clean & shiny after you run it through. If I am storing the weapon for any length of time, I will run a patch thru after cleaning with a small amount of my favorite gun oil to leave a film on the inside of the barrel... Hope this helps!
1516783
Use a pig funnel shaped in such a way as to pour the oil off into an appropriate container. You will likely need an assistant for this.
1266061
Place air tool oil just a couple drops into the air fitting of the impact located on the bottom of the grip handle
588817
The pellet lube is best for seals and gaskets, ...general lube. If you want to run a cleaner down the barrel a good solvent will scrub the lead from the grooves, but oil afterwards and then run a dry patch. Hope this helps. Have a Blessed Day!
1353152
I just use Husqvarna Bar oil and that seemed to work fine. I would recommend draining the extra oil before storing it.
1986553
It might collect a lot of dust. Might have better luck with Wahl's clipper oil.
394617
A couple of drops of Silicone Chamber Oil in the small chamber oppisite from where the pellets are placed, well keep the piston and seal properly serviced. This should be done after 1,000 or 1,500 pellets are fired through the rifle, but avoid over lubercation, because it will cause inaccuracy in the weapon by saturating the barrel with oil. Do not continuiously clean and oil the weapon. This practice is unecessary, and will adversly affect weapon accuracy and performance. When all else fails, read your weapon manual, and follow the manufacturers maintenance guidance.
1945117
I am sorry I can not help you. For future users I used a large piece of cardboard to oil mine on.
553307
I have oiled cleaning cloth in a heavy ziploc bag. The barrel fits pretty snug in the case.
555678
There is no "safe" way to do this. don't use oil, or you may loose the locking all together. It is a stiff head, better suited for heavier equipment or to mount sliders, etc.
734273
I run a couple swabs of M-Pro 7 gun cleaner down the barrel first. Next I run the copper remover down the barrel as instructed. It works wonders.
1979613
If you mean deterrent than yes, it can be used it that manor, I think they make an Hoppe's oil with "weather shield." That might be more useful for you. This stuff also works well on the action and the inside of the barrel.
1483085
I use Hoppe's 9 where it calls for a drop of oil. As for cleaning I use CLP Break Free (spray can) or Ballistol. I have never used miltec so I can't really comment. It is my opinion that you clean the gun or rifle immediately after use breaking it down per manufacturers instruction with any reputable product. Take note of any unusual wear and lubricate accordingly.
392324
Not sure what the purpose of the oil is. Is it for protection against rust or as a lubricant for sharpening. I suspect protection is the goal. If that is the case, then I think just about any lube that doesn't end up soaking your pocket should do the trick. One of my personal favorites for rust protection is a product called Boeshield T-90. Without a doubt, one of the best products on the market for that purpose. Do a web search and look for the Wood Magazine article. I think you'll like what you find.
381680
Three. A really long one for real long barrels, another a little shorter for carbines and a shot one for pistols. I'm not sure what you would need others for unless your like me and have a few others just laying around. I like the kit. I also purchased several Remington Sqee-G for the calibers that I own. I didn't get the kit that had all the different sized Squee-G as I don't have guns in those calibers. But if your a swab guy, it has everything you would need.
1490493
Use rem oil and leave a film of it in barrel for storage and not forget to remove to dry before shooting again
53398
I cleaned the barrel with 177.cleaning pellets and a gun cleaning kit the hoppes kit I bough from Amazon just use the oil it comes with on the outside only!!! I oiled the barrel with the silicone chamber oil by crosman spring oil!! I have the spring black ops! The round 177.bb worked great in it!! I was really loud I like using the heavier 177 pellets H&N barracuda power 10.65 but anything 8.18 and up works great in it.....