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I use Browning gun oil in an aerosol can, for cleaning my Beretta and tend not to touch the woodwork much.

If I have to clean something off the woodwork, I use a soft cloth and a very light touch of the Browning oil.

 

The time you will wait for your SGC varies from county to county.

Hopefully, it will not be too long. :rolleyes:

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I am just waiting for the feo visit so the gunshop is looking after my s/h AYA yeoman.can anybody tell me what is the best oil to clean with and is beeswax good for the stock?Also how long do you wait for your cert after the visit?Thanks.

 

WD40 does the job well, spray it down the barrel then put a jag on the rod wrapped with 2 sheets of bog roll folded in half lengthways.not IZAL if you are old enough to remember it). Slide it up and down a couple or three times, remove bog roll and turn it round to leave the clean bit on the outside then repeat the spray and rod procedure until it comes out clean. I finish off with a light application of Youngs gun oil on a clean wool mop. DO NOT GET ANY MINERAL OIL ON THE WOODWORK. Use boiled linseed oil on woodwork, apply just a tiny amount in the palm of your hand and rub it in until it almost disappears.

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I am just waiting for the feo visit so the gunshop is looking after my s/h AYA yeoman.can anybody tell me what is the best oil to clean with and is beeswax good for the stock?Also how long do you wait for your cert after the visit?Thanks.

 

WD40 does the job well, spray it down the barrel then put a jag on the rod wrapped with 2 sheets of bog roll folded in half lengthways.not IZAL if you are old enough to remember it). Slide it up and down a couple or three times, remove bog roll and turn it round to leave the clean bit on the outside then repeat the spray and rod procedure until it comes out clean. I finish off with a light application of Youngs gun oil on a clean wool mop. DO NOT GET ANY MINERAL OIL ON THE WOODWORK. Use boiled linseed oil on woodwork, apply just a tiny amount in the palm of your hand and rub it in until it almost disappears.

 

Ah Izal bog paper - remember it well. In fact they used it in Spain for years after it was banned here :lol::good:

 

When I wuz a youngster we used to be supplied with two sheets only. One to clean and one to polish :no::|

 

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