How You Should Clean Your Rifle after Firing Corrosive Surplus Ammo 😯
The best way to clean a rifle after firing corrosive ammo is to disassemble the rifle as much as possible, and then clean all of the parts thoroughly with hot soapy water. Once the parts are cleaned, they should be dried thoroughly and then lubricated with a good quality oil or grease. It is important to clean the rifle as soon as possible after firing, to prevent the corrosive salts left by the ammo from causing damage to the metal parts of the rifle.
It's also recommended to avoid using any ammonia-based cleaning solutions, because it can react with the corrosive residue and make the damage worse.
It is also important to note that corrosive ammo is not common today and alternatives are available, so it is recommended to avoid using them.
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