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7/22/2003 6:57:00 AM EDT
I had a hard time backing out my un-issued GI ratchet-type chamber brush.  I screwed a section of the cleaning rod to ratchet section of the brush, insert the brush into the chamber and closed the bold gently to seat the brush into the chamber.  Once I was done, I could not pull the brush out and had to use the cleaning rod to drive the brush out from the muzzle end.  Am I doing something wrong or is there a trick in this particular part of the cleaning procedure?
7/22/2003 7:48:16 AM EDT
[#1]
that's typical.... I use a small screw driver to pry out the brush... it's even harder to get a chamber brush out of a Garand...
7/22/2003 8:51:51 AM EDT
[#2]
Until the brush wears in, try this:
Lock the bolt back, and while ratcheting the brush, exert rearward pressure on the BASE (part nearest the brush) of the cleaning rod.
The brush should move to the rear as it is being rotated.
7/22/2003 11:33:16 AM EDT
[#3]
Thanks God someone else has had this problem, I thought I was an idiot(my still be an idiot though).  Reading the manuel they say to put in the brush then gently close the bolt on it, still managed to get it stuck in there.  Now I leave the bolt open and very gently insert the chamber brush.  Still alittle tricky, but my M1A seems to shoot quite clean so it's no biggy.
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