VZ-58 cleaning question

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Is it ok to shoot a VZ-58 if I have field stripped it and cleaned as much of the Cosmo out of it as I could see? Or do I really need to go through the "cooking" process to get it out of all the nooks and crannies?

Thanks for any insight!

Cheers!
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you are good to go as far as I am concerned. providing it is not in the gas system, action or barrel (ESPECIALLY!!) I can't see why there would be any issues. Of course, there may be others from another school of that on that one.
 
bladerogers said:
you are good to go as far as I am concerned. providing it is not in the gas system, action or barrel (ESPECIALLY!!) I can't see why there would be any issues. Of course, there may be others from another school of that on that one.
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I cleaned out the barrel, gas system and action. The only places I couldn;t get to were under the trigger group.

Cheers!
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I'd give the bolt and other misc internals a spray with brake cleaner or something like that also, then give it a quick wipe down. Otherwise, you should be fine. I didn't do much else when I got mine.
 
i took everything except the trigger group apart including the bolt sprayed it down with brake parts cleaner (NOT the stocks through)
 
i just wiped them down with a cloth any solvent could pull the colour out of the plastic a bit and dull the finnish...as me how i know this....
 
You know, I have to admit. I like the smell of cosmo.

Mabye so much of it has soaked into me that I may be nuts, but I still like it! :)
 
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