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REM oil wipes
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RanchRoper
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Re: REM oil wipes
I use Rem wipes for a quick wipe down after my rifle has been in the scabbard all day, but at cleaning time I use Rem oil on a rag.
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RanchRoper
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Re: REM oil wipes
The wipes are very oily, but then my rifle goes in the sock, then in the buckskin cover. Better a little too oily for protection or storage in my opinion.
Pedersoli Frontier Flintlock .50
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Re: REM oil wipes
I use rem wipes often. Using the whole wipe is usually not necessary so I cut a piece off and only use a portion of the wipe. When I put my rifles into long term storage I cut a piece about the size of a patch and run it down the bore.
Re: REM oil wipes
Just stumbled upon this thread, after the fact. I picked up a
bottle of something similar, made by Break Free. Cloth is very
oily, cloth looks like a dryer sheet, fine mesh. Haven't tried it yet.
I'll see how it goes, next cleaning session.
bottle of something similar, made by Break Free. Cloth is very
oily, cloth looks like a dryer sheet, fine mesh. Haven't tried it yet.
I'll see how it goes, next cleaning session.
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