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Re: Cleaning a Freak??

In Reply to: Cleaning a Freak?? posted by Zepher on May 20, 2003 at 22:28:39:

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TEAMxINFAMOUS
on May 20, 2003 at 23:01:06

yea be very carefull with the inserts cuz they are made of very thin aluminum and they will break, to clean i would say remove the insert and wipe it off and just use a battle swab to clean your barrel or whatever you have, sumtimes i use water
hope it helps

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: yea be very carefull with the inserts cuz they are made of very thin aluminum and they will break, to clean i would say remove the insert and wipe it off and just use a battle swab to clean your barrel or whatever you have, sumtimes i use water : hope it helps

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