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I'll assume that you are talking about the lock. If so if it's very light rust almost any oil or solvent will work. If it's fairly heavy or stubborn try PB-Blaster that is available at Auto Zone and Tractor Supply for two. It will keep future rust at bay as well. What ever you use give it time to loosen the rust. I try to seal the lock area as well as I can and use paste wax to put the final touch as it doesn't show. Geo. T.
I use brake cleaner to spray and get all the old gummy oil and dirt out, dry it well and re-lube the internals.
Maintainance needs to be done on the lock and triggers as well as the barrel.
While your at it take the trigger(s) out and do those too, :wink:
Maintainance needs to be done on the lock and triggers as well as the barrel.
While your at it take the trigger(s) out and do those too, :wink:
