Cleaning the action on your Citori
- Thread starter Guatz
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Rod B
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TacticalTeacher
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- Georgian Bay, ON
Thanks for sharing that link to Shotgun World. Holy Bananas, that’s an intense read but I’m going to give it a try one of these retired schedule days! Tons of good learning there!
I appreciate the heads up!
Cheers, Barney
nowarningshot
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Its a necro thread that should go into shotgun or gunsmithing forum as a sticky.
Rod B
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Thanks for sharing that link to Shotgun World. Holy Bananas, that’s an intense read but I’m going to give it a try one of these retired schedule days! Tons of good learning there!
I appreciate the heads up!
Cheers, Barney
Glad that it was useful to you.
It sure saved me a lot of head aches when cleaning the firing pins on my 725 Citori.
I do a complete breakdown cleaning on my XT Trap once or twice a year. I average about 4 rounds of trap per week right now.
Great tutorial.
I replaced my hammer springs with aftermarket after experiencing light strikes on bottom barrel. Unknown round count through the gun, as I bought it used. I wouldn't have been able to compress the new springs with a screwdriver as depicted, so I made a set of Channellock pliers into a compresser. Works well. Not sure the stronger springs were needed. Factory replacements probably would have done the job, and likely would have been cheaper.
