**TYPE 81 7.62x39 Service Rifle** ~IN STOCK -NOW AVAILABLE!!!

[tony9000]

Any issues if the water hit the wooden parts or got into the trigger assembly? I don't have an air compressor to dry the gun out but i do have a powerfull electric air blower that i use to clean my electronics (similar to compressed air cans). Do you think that's ok?

slap the water out! (serious)

[ricohman]

Any issues if the water hit the wooden parts or got into the trigger assembly? I don't have an air compressor to dry the gun out but i do have a powerfull electric air blower that i use to clean my electronics (similar to compressed air cans). Do you think that's ok?

Just be careful. It's not like your pouring water everywhere.
No need for a compressor. The barrel will dry pretty much immediately. Just run your cleaning patches through and oil.
I use an old kettle. Plug it in and by the time the rifle is stripped the water is boiling.

[Fortress]

I spray windex down the barrel the ammonia kills the salt,then run a patch through with some oil

[Lungorthin]

I spray windex down the barrel the ammonia kills the salt,then run a patch through with some oil

Actually, it's the water in Windex that dissolves the salts.

[ricohman]

Actually, it's the water in Windex that dissolves the salts.

Yup. Water is all that's needed.

[Fortress]

That's good to know,I'll have to use bottle water though,cause my well water is salty too

[_JR_]

Anyone else having issues with it cycling? Wasnt expecting a break in period with a Chinese rifle

[mr.g]

Anyone else having issues with it cycling? Wasnt expecting a break in period with a Chinese rifle

I would take a look at your adjustable gas system setting, it could be off.

[call2arms]

Anyone else having issues with it cycling? Wasnt expecting a break in period with a Chinese rifle

No issues for me except when I had the gas off by mistake

[SKS45]

Yup that would be easy, The Cz858

What he said ^^^^