As I've said before, I love the smell of Hoppe's No. 9 in the morning.
A while ago, I cleaned the rifles used during yesterday's plinking. I limited myself to shooting the Winchester 62A .22 and the Winchester 94 .30-30.
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| Above, the Winchester 62A after disassembly. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
I got both cleaned and oiled this morning. I took apart the Winchester 92A as a couple of patches got stuck inside the receiver. It was easy to take apart and put back together. After taking out the patches, I did a thorough cleaning inside. It probably hadn't been taken apart and cleaned this extensively since my grandfather had it.
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| Above, the Winchester 94 before cleaning. Photo by Armand Vaquer |
Now both rifles are ready to shoot again.


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