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Unread 05-19-2015, 04:11 AM   #4
Sergio Natali
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I clean my mags very rarely, and only the ones I use at the range, in any case I rinse them with some sort of tetrachloroethylene which is a solvent used to take stains off clothes; but I would never use it on Luger mags with wooden bottoms.


When I've got to clean a very dirty gun I always start with a piece of rough cloth soacked with tetrachloroethylene.

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