Just got a free rifle that was stored in a garage for 20 years.

I mean if you don't mind losing your Finnish you could use a wire grinder brush.
Or just steel wool

>>32170965
Vinegar

>>32171030
This, or electrolysis.

>>32171030
Doesn't that rape the bluing though?

>>32170965
Gun oil and steel wool on the bolt. Would need to see a picture of the barrel to say.

>>32171204
Remove bolt first.

CLP AND BRASS BRUSH.

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>>32170965
All you need

>>32171751
I'm disassembling the entire thing before I clean it.

>>32170998
But I already lost my Norwegian though.

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>>32172087
I feel like im missing a reference here.
So have a picture of my D technik vz58

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Here's the barrel rust

>>32172564
Take it out of the stock and see how bad the damage is. You may have to redo the bluing.

>>32172587
I'm pretty sure that he will. Might want to consider getting it hot blued as cold bluing is a bit messy.

>>32172213
>If you don't mind losing your Finnish
>Finnish

>>32170965
Get a product called "The Must For Rust."
Get some q-tips, and have some patience.
But don't use it on any blued areas.
>>32172587
>>32172605
This is the best bet for that.

OP, here's a trick for getting light rust off.
>Get some real gun oil.
>Get a pre 1979 penny
>Put oil on rust spot, and gently rub with the penny
The penny will remove the surface rust.