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Crazed M4muskrat February 19th, 2006 17:41

newb trying to clean his M4 barrel
 
Well im a newbie, and i need to clean my barrel cause i got a handfull of sand thrown into it. anything i should know of before i take out the bore and shove the rod in it?? :innocent:

Ghillie973 February 19th, 2006 17:45

Make sure your hop-up is turned all the way off.

Crazed M4muskrat February 19th, 2006 18:27

jus out of curiosity, what happens if it is not turned all the way off?

yanhchan February 19th, 2006 18:33

nothing good i'll tell you that much....

stokes February 19th, 2006 18:40

Just crank your hopup all the way up that will turn it off. If you try to jam the rod in there you will permenantly damage the hopup there goes 30 bucks.

TO clean the barrel i usually dab a small piece of cloth with very light silicone oil connect it to the cleaning rod and then wipe it down back and forth until the piece of cloth is clear from dirt. Then i take another piece of cloth and while it down again.

Crazed M4muskrat February 19th, 2006 18:48

thanx for that, but funny thing is my buddie whos got a TM Sig 552 jammed his barrel rod in without adjusting anything. haha, any body have any suggestions cause im pretty sure he messed something up

stokes February 19th, 2006 18:53

Take out the hopup. Separate the inner barrel with the hopup sleeve from the hopup unit. Now turn the hopup unit upside down. Begin to rotate the hopup nob you should see the hopup bucking go up and down if that doesnt happen then your friend probably snapped the mechanism that pushed the bucking up and down.

Crazed M4muskrat February 19th, 2006 19:14

lol alright, hanx for the info ill check it out with him. i appreciate the helpful info.

Raygis LasVegas February 27th, 2006 21:51

If you have chunks of sand in your barrel, you'd first want to rinse it out. Jamming the cleaning rod might scratch/gouge the barrel since the sand acts as an abrassive.

1. Decrease the hop-up to it's lowest setting.
2. Rinse the barrel with fast running water.
3. Inspect the barrel for any large chunks of sand.
4. Clean the barrel with the cleaning rod. (dab the cloth with some silicon oil)
5. Wipe off the excess silicone residue with a clean cloth.


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