Any Outlaw owners have an interest

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In seeing the complete tear down of the shotgun? Not sure how many of you have completely stripped down an Outlaw to clean the cosmo inside it or not.
If there's enough interest I'll post a thread with pics.
 
I don't know if that's necessary; once you remove the wooden furniture, you can set the metal in a bucket of gasoline.
I like to clean the wood seperate, to prevent anymore lingering odour than absolutley possible. Yuck!.
All that's left is a grease job on the hinges and oil on the metal. My 2 cents. Cheers!
 
7offsuit2 said:
I don't know if that's necessary; once you remove the wooden furniture, you can set the metal in a bucket of gasoline.
I like to clean the wood seperate, to prevent anymore lingering odour than absolutley possible. Yuck!.
All that's left is a grease job on the hinges and oil on the metal. My 2 cents. Cheers!
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Yup, you can do that... I used brake cleaner.. LOL
 
Striped mine down and the wood stock was horrible soft crap wood, the two pillars at the front of the stock were both cracked at the bottom. Lucky they are just cut out's with real no load bearing duty.

Wait to you see the trigger's wire LOL.

I have the JW2000 same shotty as the outlaw.
 
I had one. I sold it as soon as I stripped it. IMHO these guns are unsafe.

Does anybody else's have a dent in the crown?
 
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