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Leave gas pistons soaking in meths 24 hrs and then do them with an old toothbrush dry them off and light oil. Not a wd40 fan myself I prefer other cleaner lubricants

But otherwise much like Albert. Remember to clean the gas ports through the barrel with a bit of wire. They can easy fill with carbon and such

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SAS spray on my A300. Under the tap for the plastic stock. I use it on average at least 3 days a week but I don't clean it often, about once a month or every 1000 shells or so, never clean the barrel.

Once in a while out with the choke clean the threads and a bit of grease.

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Alloy wheel wipes from Aldi, or Grease and oil wipes from Lidl, used on my 2 Beretta auto's. Have used them for over 2 years without any damage to guns finish. They leave the piston and magazine tube sparkling. Pipe cleaner for the barrel vents. Lubricate with Lucas red gun oil, job done.

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Clean my guns with white spirits in a blow gun on the compressor once or twice a year depending on use and oil with edds red cheap as chips and does not gum up when it gets cold ,can be made easily equal parts of atf fluid, paint thinners, heating oil/kerosene and if you want it for cleaning one part acetone

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Clean my guns with white spirits in a blow gun on the compressor once or twice a year depending on use and oil with edds red cheap as chips and does not gum up when it gets cold ,can be made easily equal parts of atf fluid, paint thinners, heating oil/kerosene and if you want it for cleaning one part acetone

White spirit promotes rusting, other solvents like meths might prove better for you at equal cost and availability

 

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This I can never spell the darn name tho

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Chris88,

 

I have the same gun and use it mostly for clay breaking so its not exposed to a any mud or salt water.

 

I clean the barrel, gas piston and locking nut thing after every shoot (100 shots).

 

I soak the locking nut in a jar of Eds Red ( 1 part of Acetone, White Spirit, Paraffin and Auto Transmission Fluid). Once soaked for an hour I use a tooth brush to clean the residue off.

I clean out the gas holes in the barrel with a pipe cleaner again soaked in Eds Red and clean out the barrel with a bore snake.

 

When I reassemble the gun I put a smear of gun oil inside the gas piston and a smear of grease inside the ring on the barrel that goes over the magazine. I think this makes it easier to clean and has not yet affected performance.

 

Twice a year I take the trigger group out and again just clean off the soot with a toothbrush.

 

Rich

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Chris88,

 

I have the same gun and use it mostly for clay breaking so its not exposed to a any mud or salt water.

 

I clean the barrel, gas piston and locking nut thing after every shoot (100 shots).

 

I soak the locking nut in a jar of Eds Red ( 1 part of Acetone, White Spirit, Paraffin and Auto Transmission Fluid). Once soaked for an hour I use a tooth brush to clean the residue off.

I clean out the gas holes in the barrel with a pipe cleaner again soaked in Eds Red and clean out the barrel with a bore snake.

 

When I reassemble the gun I put a smear of gun oil inside the gas piston and a smear of grease inside the ring on the barrel that goes over the magazine. I think this makes it easier to clean and has not yet affected performance.

 

Twice a year I take the trigger group out and again just clean off the soot with a toothbrush.

 

Rich

Thanks for the advise rich.

Cheers Chris.....

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Chris,

 

I am no expert but have put 5K cartridges through it in just over 12 months without issue.

The gun still looks and works like new.

 

Rich

Had mine a few months now. Chose it after looking at numerous semis.

A pal then bought one and after few outings with him it was a no brainer.

Awsome looking great to shoot and we've put loads of different ammo through it.

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