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ARMI JAGER 45 rifle.
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We can’t see it either. Pics would help. That company made many styles of rifles. Pinned and wedged.
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Thanks . Looks as if it's pinned. So what please is the cleaning procedure. My other gun I remove the barrel and pump glass cleaner through it.
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75 Cal.
Put a wet patch on a jag or wrap a wet patch around an undersized brush and clean the bore.
Repeat until the bore is clean.
Then dry and lubricate the bore.
No need to remove the barrel from the stock.
Repeat until the bore is clean.
Then dry and lubricate the bore.
No need to remove the barrel from the stock.
