Corrosive Ammo and Cleaning Your Rifle
This video demonstrates an effective method for cleaning AK-pattern rifles after firing corrosive ammunition, even with mounted rail systems. It debunks the necessity of using Windex, highlighting plain water as a superior and cheaper solvent for corrosive salts. The process involves thorough flushing with water, drying with compressed air, and displacing residual moisture with a degreaser like Gun Scrubber or WD-40, followed by lubrication with CLP or Rem Oil.









