Never use your firing pin for anything other than firing. It's a precision part and using it like that will wear it away and lead to stoppages. A properly oiled weapon will be easier to clean when it becomes fouled. So pro-actively consider this for next time :-) You can also use the oil for this a...

Try using a I'M A SCAMMER SPAMMER!!! brush on it, just think what you can use that wont mark it. There are those little brushes for cleaning out baby bottles, even the old pipe cleaners if they still do them. http://www.amazon.co.uk/WASTE-PIPE-CLEANER-FLEXIBLE-UNBLOCKING/dp/B006YVRE26/ref=sr_1_4?s=...

There is nothing to stop you washing it, but just make sure you dry it off and apply a smear of oil to the metal parts to stop any rust forming. yeah but would washing clean that bit I am talking about ? its the bit where the bolt rests behind the barrel. I have tried washing a rifle before but I d...

Strip the whole dam thing down and clean and oil each bit then re assemble, is the only proper way of doing it including the barrel and the magazines. Yes that is what I do, I strip it down completely. I am not aware if the rifle can be dis assembled any further than that ? I basically take the sig...

Hi guys I am new to this forum and thought this was the best place to be asking this question. Basically we just did our first OBUA with the OTC and when we came back our rifles were a mess, I want to know any tips you can tell me on how to clean the ring just before the start of the barrel ? I clea...