Thread: S&W no2 old army .32rf [update Factory Letter p.2 post #52]
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Old 01-14-2019, 06:29 PM
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I normally advise against WD-40 on firearms as it turns to varnish and can stick things together that dont need to be stuck.


However, the number 1 best thing for removing WD-40 is WD-40.


Not saying your gun has had WD-40 used on it in the past, but it is a very good possibility. Once you get it un stuck then go with a better grade gun oil


PS ATF is automatic transmission fluid
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