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I was given an old .32 winchester special to "Restore". I told the owner that I wouldn't touch the rifle in any way to destroy its character, but I would clean it throughly, thus leaving the antique value.
What is your way of cleaning it to look nice? I have been told that olive oil is best with a lot of elbow grease.... It seems too slow... how about a work over with windex and a rag?
What do you suggest as the best way to get the job done?
thanks..
Pistolero
I was given an old .32 winchester special to "Restore". I told the owner that I wouldn't touch the rifle in any way to destroy its character, but I would clean it throughly, thus leaving the antique value.
What is your way of cleaning it to look nice? I have been told that olive oil is best with a lot of elbow grease.... It seems too slow... how about a work over with windex and a rag?
What do you suggest as the best way to get the job done?
thanks..
Pistolero