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3/12/2008 2:07:30 PM EDT
When I clean my Mosin, I soak that bastard in the sink and shower...

I KNOW I am overcleaning.

I clean:
Trigger Group
Whole Bolt
Barrel/Receiver


How much should I clean?

I know that the barrel/receiver is a must, but should I clean the whole bolt or just the front/extractor section?

Must I clean the trigger guard?
3/12/2008 2:12:32 PM EDT
[#1]
Why are you soaking it?  I guess your talking about after shooting?  Clean the barrel and bolt, wipe it down with oil.  If you shot corrosive ammo, run a couple wet patches down the barrel, wipe the bolt off with a wet towel then clean with solvent and oil.
3/12/2008 2:16:55 PM EDT
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If you shoot corrosive ammo, clean the bore with hot water or Windex, followed by your normal cleaning regimen, and you should be good.  I clean the rest of the gun like any other weapon, and have had zero problems.
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