09-18-2019, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Olle
Given enough time, Kroil seems to loosen up most of the crud in old barrels. I wet the bore, let sit for a day or two, wet it again and go on like that for a week or two, then I start brushing. In bad cases it can take a few treatments to get it clean. I have also tried to plug the bore and fill it, but Kroil is so darn thin that is seems to find its way out anyway.
I might have already told you this in other threads, but I had an SVT-40 with a real rough bore a while ago. I had brushed it numerous time with bore cleaner (wearing out several brushes in the process) but it didn't get much better, so I figured it was a goner. I sprayed it with Kroil for protection, and put it away for a few weeks, then I sold it to a friend as a barrel change project. A few days later he send a video clip showing him shooting the "rusted out" rifle, and when I asked him how he cleaned the bore he said "the crud brushed right out and it shoots just fine now" 
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Would you say Kroil would be safe on the outside blueing? I need to get rust out from the hard to reach places in the internals
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