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I just disassemble every moving part and wipe them down oil and re assemble. I don't own any rifles though so can't help you on the jamming up
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yeah thats what ive been doing. i do have some big wire brushes that came with the kits but they seem like they might scratch up the bore and stuff so i never used them. i was told that as long as i oil up and wipe down everything it would prevent build up.
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just run a boresnake & hoppes9 through it
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Don't use a bore snake. Rifle or shotgun?
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Too much oil will cause a lot of guns to malfunction as well.
I'm anal about it, I completely disassemble, scrub parts with nylon brush and cleaner, run a brass brush through the barrel and then run a swab or patches through the barrel. Finally just a drop of oil on the parts that really need it. Finish by wiping the whole thing down with an cloth impregnated with protectant.
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I just use old socks, soft tooth brush and gun oil.
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with my ar, i just disassemble it and wipe it down. any of the trigger parts i oil, any of the moving bolt parts i grease. when i bought it it was jamming at least 3 times a mag. after cleaning i havent had a jam yet and i have
put a few cases through it.
