I need some help and advice /k/

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>>32454964
>basic wipe with WD-40
THAT has never been and will never be the proper way to clean a gun. WD-40 is meant to displace water when cleaning out vehicles and such.

you need
>punches
>screw driver set
>bore snake
>all purpose cleaning rod
>metal and nylon brushes
>non maring hammer.
>some thing non maring that you can place the gun on while you beat it. A gaffers tape roll will work.
>toothbrush
>a microfiber rag you use to wipe oil on the gun with. Mircofiber holds oil very well and can be used multiple times which saves oil.
>cotton patches.
just to name a few.

what solvents remove rust
>rem oil
>hoppes
you can use others but this is kind of all you need.

what oils and lubricants
>personally i use remoil but they all work.
>for certain guns you may want to use grease on the rails and camming surfaces.

what do you use against rust.
>remoil, its fantastic for it. It leaves a Teflon coating that protects the gun.

specific steps
>no, just spray and wipe.

your nugget is probably find just run a brush down it and a few patches cover in oil.

pic related
>i to am a fan of Remington(only vintage however).

>>32455049
Thanks, I figured just plain store bought rem oil and hoppes would be fine for solvents and oil but I've seen a lot of people say they were disappointed, if I do a full disassembly on my 870 and 700 remoil should be good to relube all the parts moving parts or do I need something thicker?

>>32455424
Remoil is good for both of those. Remoil is also a good solvent. You dont always need hoppes.(unless you wanna get high).

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>>32454964

Not OP but is pic related any good?

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>>32455049
>THAT has never been and will never be the proper way to clean a gun. WD-40 is meant

>>32456051
it is not good at much but it will do a little bit of everything. Its a poor lube, dont believe go test it. Ive seen enough chumps shooting sporting clays and at the range who use it. There gun will go a few rounds and jam then it will jam every other round

>>32455941
It's hopps soaked rags sold at markup, why would you need to ask?

>>32456514

Curious if the convenience is worth the $6 or if they're a shitty product and I'd be better off getting a bottle of oil and a rag.

>>32456558
I got a pack of remwipes which are pretty much the same thing, they work fine but I shoot black powder so I have a box of cotton rags anyway and a big bottle of Hoppes isn't really expensive and lasts a long time.

>>32456483
Is kroil worth it as a rust remover for really thick rust?

>>32455893
remoil is ok as a solvent-too much scrubbing involved to be considered good
it sucks donkey donks for lube
you're a double fag for praising it like a shill

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>>32456483
>opinion discarded

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>>32457698

>>32457698
>>32457708
Both these images are shit and belong in the trash

>>32457401
What do you suggest for lube and rust prevention then?

>>32457401
>donkey donks for lube
many gunsmiths would disagree with you bud, shit even hickok uses it. Ive had alot of success with it.

>>32456702
i dont know ive never used it.

>>32454964
If you used google and failed to find an answer to such a simple question, please reexamine your life with a mind to possibly ending it.

We will not be able to help you here.

CLP + Wire brushes + cotton patches + ramrod

Key is CLP everywhere

>>32458563
>Both these images are shit and belong in the trash
I concur. Where did you get that crap?

These are 3 online corrosion testing articles that differ with the results in those images.
http://m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=103924
http://www.6mmbr.com/corrosiontest.html
http://www.thegunzone.com/rust.html