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September 19, 2011 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Ceská zbrojovka teaches us about Walnut Rifle Stocks

August 23, 2011 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

In Ceská zbrojovka we manufacture stocks and other small articles as are pistol grip panels made from various wood species. Those most important are particularly royal walnut, or European walnut. Natural geographical areas of these species are the Balkans and Southwest and Central Asia, where it grows up to slopes of the Himalayas. The trees [...]

CZ 805 BREN Assault Rifles

sent in by Peter F.. News – The Armed Forces of the Czech Republic Received First Lot of CZ 805 BREN Rifles   The Armed Forces of the Czech Republic received the first 505 CZ 805 assaults rifles and twenty grenade launchers in Št?pánov, within the Olomouc district. The first staff to get their hands [...]

Part 14. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation

September 11, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation Part 14 Eye Balling, The Barrel Inspection 62. Check for rust pits, oil rings, hornet nests, stuck patches, stuck pull-throughs, copper fouling, lead fouling, little fury animals, lumps of copper from gilding material, or lumps of plastic from shotgun wads or just plain dirt. Hold the firearm or barrel with [...]

Part 13. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation

September 10, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation Part 13 Guarding the Muzzle 57. If the firearm has a fixed barrel and a bolt that cannot easily be removed the barrel has to be cleaned from the muzzle. Cleaning from the muzzle can be a problem if damage is done to the “crown” of the barrel as it [...]

Part 12. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation.

September 10, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation. Part 12 USING THE CLEANING EQUIPMENT Using the Cleaning Rod 52. Clean the barrel, from the breech where ever you can remove the bolt from the rifle or removing the barrel from gun as in a break barrel shotgun. If you have no padded vice or a cleaning stand, place [...]

Part 11. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation.

September 8, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation. Part Eleven External Storage of a Firearm. 48. Rusting cannot occur without oxygen, water has no shortage of it , dryness and coldness reduce the rusting process. Warmth melts your rust inhibitors and moisture speeds up the process. Try not to leave guns in any type of gun bag or [...]

Part 10. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation.

September 7, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation. Part Ten Protecting the Bore, Storing, Not Boring, I Hope? 43. The barrel has to be clean and dry when its expected to be used for the competition or hunt, always clean out storage grease or any oil before going out shooting. Discharging a firearm with a coating of oil [...]

Part 9. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation.

September 7, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation. Part Nine Rust Inhibiting Products 40.There are many products on sale in the gun trade for resisting rust, most suffer from ambitious advertising blurbs that are proved to wash away on the first downpour at the range. Others are for external use on the firearm only. I have been looking [...]

Part 8. Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation.

September 6, 2008 · Filed Under Understanding Firearm Cleaning & Preservation · Comment 

Understanding Firearm Cleaning and Preservation. Part Eight Oils Ain’t Just Oils Lubricating Oil 37. Take some time to chose a good lubricating oil for the moving parts of a firearms mechanism. It can also be used for a short term rust preventative in the barrel, when the firearm is being used every few days. There [...]

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