Dirty lugers

Batty67 · 01-04-2022, 09:47 AM

I spent about 2 hours carefully cleaning and lightly oiling (G96) moving parts (except some Wilson Combat lube on the rails) of my new to me BYF 41. I also put a little Hoppes and ran my boresnake through the barrel 2-3 times, after removing a ton of accumulated lint. And then nylon brush followed by cotton swab and patches. It clearly had not been shot in...ages. I always take the time to become well-acquainted with my firearms when I take possession.

I WILL shoot mine at least a little, after I get some Nils grips and remove the bakelite grips, which look pretty worn on the insides. Separate thread and pix soming soon...

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01-04-2022, 09:47 AM	#16
Batty67 User Join Date: Nov 2021 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 34 Thanks: 7 Thanked 44 Times in 14 Posts	I spent about 2 hours carefully cleaning and lightly oiling (G96) moving parts (except some Wilson Combat lube on the rails) of my new to me BYF 41. I also put a little Hoppes and ran my boresnake through the barrel 2-3 times, after removing a ton of accumulated lint. And then nylon brush followed by cotton swab and patches. It clearly had not been shot in...ages. I always take the time to become well-acquainted with my firearms when I take possession. I WILL shoot mine at least a little, after I get some Nils grips and remove the bakelite grips, which look pretty worn on the insides. Separate thread and pix soming soon...