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Remington 700 For Sale It’s the number one bolt-action of all time, proudly made in the U.S.A. For over 50 years, more Model 700s have been sold than any other bolt-action rifle before or since. The legendary strength of its 3-rings-of-steel receiver paired with a hammer-forged barrel, combine to yield the most popular bolt-action rifle in history. Top choice of elite military snipers, the Model 700 is unequalled in tactical precision. Whether defending freedom or pursuing big game, its out-of-the-box accuracy is unmatched.

Remington 700 For Sale CLEANING ESSENTIALS

Remington 700 For Sale. If you’re a first-time Remington 700 owner, be sure to have these cleaning tools and products around for an effortless and thorough cleaning:

• Rifle Cleaning Rod – It should be made of a softer material than the metal barrel to prevent bore scratches and crowning.
• Jag – It threads to the cleaning rod’s end, which is used to run through the cleaning patches inside the barrel.
• Bronze Brush – It is used to remove copper and powder fouling in the bore.
• Utility Brush and Picks – These are used to clean hard-to-reach areas in the rifle’s movable parts
• Cleaning Patches – These are clean and absorbent squares of cloth used to clean the bore.
• Cleaning Chemicals – These include the bore cleaner, lubricating oil, grease, and protectant used to remove powder fouling in the bore, prevent wear in high-friction areas, and protect the rifle from rust and corrosion.

You can purchase these cleaning tools and products individually, or you can buy a full-type cleaning kit. Hoppe’s gun care products are specially made to thoroughly clean your gun and keep it in its excellent condition for a long time.

HOPPE’S RANGE KIT WITH CLEANING MAT

This range kit includes an oil- and solvent-resistant advanced cleaning mat where you can efficiently perform detailed firearm disassembly, field stripping, cleaning, and lubricating.

It contains a multi-section cleaning rod, a .223 chamber brush, and .22, 9mm, .40/10mm, .30, and .45-caliber phosphor bronze brushes. It also comes with a nylon utility brush, cleaning patches, and cleaning picks.

The cleaning kit also contains a range kit bag for easy storage.

1. HOPPE’S UNIVERSAL FIELD CLEANING KIT

Buy Remington 700 online This cleaning kit works well for pistols, rifles, and shotguns. It comes with a specially designed cleaning rod that has a rotatable handle and a compact, soft-sided, and rugged case that attaches easily to a belt. It has all the necessary cleaning accessories, except for cleaning brushes. It instead comes with a specially designed rod with a rotating handle for cleaning.

• DELUXE GUN CLEANING KIT (MODEL: 62108)

This complete 62-piece cleaning kit contains Hoppe’s No. 9 Bore Cleaner, Lubricating Oil, and components for keeping pistols, rifles, and shotguns clean in a hard and durable storage case.

It has six solid brass rods, 14 bronze brushes, 13 spear-pointed jags, and four slotted patch loops. The kit also includes three utility brushes, three muzzle guards, nine mops, three rod adapters, and 25 cleaning patches.

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Clean your rifle in a well-ventilated room. You should have a sturdy work table with ample storage. Make sure that your gun cleaning tools are out of children’s reach.

• 1. PRE-CLEANING SAFETY CHECK

Before field stripping your rifle or any firearm, ensure that that the gun is completely unloaded.

Inspect the magazine and chamber visually and physically. Triple check that the gun is empty and all possible ammunition sources have been removed from the work area. Follow gun safety rules at all times.

• 2. RIFLE DISASSEMBLY

Once you’ve confirmed that the gun is not loaded, you can begin disassembly.

• Remove the bolt by depressing the bolt release button in front of the trigger while the action is open.

• Slide the bolt out of the receiver’s back end. This usually is how far you’d go in terms of disassembly to clean the bolt and barrel.

• However, you can also disassemble the bolt assembly apart to clean and inspect the firing pin assembly. Slip a bolt disassembly tool over the bolt’s back end and fit the tool’s hook inside the cocking piece’s notch.

• Depress the lever to retract the cocking piece and unscrew the firing pin from the bolt body.

• 3. RIFLE CLEANING AND LUBRICATING

 Remington 700 for sale  Once the parts are disassembled, you can now proceed with cleaning the rifle’s components, including the barrel, spring, and firing pin.

• Start cleaning the barrel, which needs the most attention. It’s best to clean from the breech to the muzzle to prevent crowning and debris falling into the magazine. Use a rifle cleaning rod, a jag, and a cleaning patch with Hoppe’s No. 9 Gun Bore Cleaner to run through the bore. Let the bore cleaner sit for a time to soften the copper and powder fouling buy Remington 700 online.

• You can also use a bore guide to keep the cleaning guide centered or a Bore Snake for a quick clean when you’re in the field.

• Thread a bronze rifle brush to the cleaning rod and run it through the bore to loosen the fouling. Run cleaning patches on a jag inside the barrel to remove all of the residues. Repeat this step until your last cleaning patch comes out clean.

• Apply some Hoppe’s Gun Grease to the spring and firing pin. Brush away any residue or powder fouling.

• The owner’s manual has a diagram showing the rifle parts that need lubricating. Don’t merely apply lubricating oil in your rifle’s components, especially the trigger. Dirt and debris can gather in an oiled trigger and cause a malfunction.

• Dab some Hoppe’s Gun Grease to the cam service on the bolt’s rear to reduce wear and make the rifle cycle smoothly.

• Apply some Hoppe’s Lubricating Oil to the bolt’s body to make it slide smoothly to and from the receiver.

• Spray some Hoppe’s Blast & Shine in the outside metal surfaces to keep them sparkling clean.

Each time you buy Remington 700 Follow the cleaning method specified in the owner’s manual for match-grade barrels. Bring your rifle to a gunsmith for trigger inspection and cleaning.