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I went to the Dixie Classic Gun and Knife Trader's Show in Richmond, VA yesterday. I was mostly looking for .357 ammo when I stumbled across a table of surplus arms, including SKS's, some sort of Swiss rifle, and some other stuff. I remember that my grandfather had a ton of 7.62 ammo, so I decided to pick up an SKS. They were $120. It took them 45 minutes to complete the background check, and I was out of there.
It was dripping with cosmoline, and with the advice of the seller, I poured gasoline on and in it, and scrubbed for about an hour. Then I ran about a dozen patches though it. I loaded it up and blam!, the rounds weren't advancing. It took me a minute to figure out how the gas system worked (no book), there was a shitload of cosmoline in that, too. More gas. More scrubbing. Now it shoots great.
My brush chipper has seen better days, though. I'm trying to shoot the cylinder head off of it.
It was dripping with cosmoline, and with the advice of the seller, I poured gasoline on and in it, and scrubbed for about an hour. Then I ran about a dozen patches though it. I loaded it up and blam!, the rounds weren't advancing. It took me a minute to figure out how the gas system worked (no book), there was a shitload of cosmoline in that, too. More gas. More scrubbing. Now it shoots great.
My brush chipper has seen better days, though. I'm trying to shoot the cylinder head off of it.