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Posted: 11/22/2008 7:42:32 AM EDT
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It's not necessary to clean the gas tube with a pipe cleaner. If you must, you can give the gas tube a short burst of BF Powder Blast or Non-chlorinated braked cleaner. The general consensus is the gas tube gets cleaned by the hot, high pressure gas every time you fire a round.
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Posted: 11/22/2008 7:49:52 AM EDT
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It's not necessary to clean the gas tube with a pipe cleaner. If you must, you can give the gas tube a short burst of BF Powder Blast or Non-chlorinated braked cleaner. The general consensus is the gas tube gets cleaned by the hot, high pressure gas every time you fire a round. +1 If you read through this forum you’ll see me mention this over and over. We currently have 13 pages of previous information at your disposal. |
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