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How to Clean a Rifle BOLT | Rifle Cleaning 101 (EP.3)

In the third episode of our Rifle Cleaning 101 series, Randy takes a deep dive into cleaning the rifle bolt, firing pin, and bolt lugs. He provides step-by-step instructions and highlights all the gear needed to ensure these critical components are cleaned properly. Keeping these parts in top condition is essential for reliable performance in the field. Watch now to keep your rifle operating smoothly for every shot! Gear used in this video: Oil Wipes- https://alnk.to/btoEtYs Degreaser Spray (Spray on Cleaner) - https://alnk.to/28SuuOa Tipton Vices https://alnk.to/4BH6ddi ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY MAT- https://alnk.to/5Q6p4Y3 Bore Guides - https://alnk.to/cSIIjDd Cleaning Rods - https://alnk.to/9mpyHli Bore Brushes Nylon - https://alnk.to/3nhNlLS Bore Brushes Bronze - https://alnk.to/4qMleGX Patch Cather (Splatter Box) - https://alnk.to/880fQ2A Bore Solvent - https://alnk.to/bPeardT Bore Tech Jags - https://alnk.to/ei2MaHU Cleaning Patches - https://alnk.to/flxk3D9 You alone are responsible for the safety of yourself and your property. Check local and state laws before undertaking any activity involving possessing, transporting, and shooting firearms. Check local and state laws before attempting to load ammunition or perform any modifications to a firearm. Always abide by the law. Always practice gun safety. The content on this channel (including videos, ammunition reloading data, technical data, comments, and any other information contained within) is for demonstration purposes only. Do not attempt any of the processes or procedures shown or described in this video or on this YouTube channel (Fresh Tracks). Any reloading data supplied on this YouTube channel (Fresh Tracks) or in this video, including any comments from viewers and readers, must be assumed to be in error. Always consult at least three sources of manufacturer's ammunition reloading data before reloading your own ammunition. Do not attempt to repair or modify any firearms based on information found on this YouTube channel or in this video. Gunsmithing procedures should only be performed only by a licensed gunsmith. On Your Own Adventures, LLC can not be held liable for any harm caused to any individual or any personal property related to activities, procedures, techniques, or practices described in whole or part on this YouTube channel (Fresh Tracks) or in this video. By watching this video in whole or in part, you agree that you alone are solely responsible for your own safety and property as it pertains to activities, procedures, techniques, or practices described in whole or part on this YouTube channel (Fresh Tracks) or in this video.