Thanks for the imfo folks. Brian, you say you strip yours down to its component parts. Any idea where i can get write up on dissmantling a ruger old army. So far havent stripped mine down yet in case i cant get it back together. Tim
Thanks for the imfo folks. Brian, you say you strip yours down to its component parts. Any idea where i can get write up on dissmantling a ruger old army. So far havent stripped mine down yet in case i cant get it back together. Tim
There's a fair set of instructions in the manual
http://www.ruger.com/Firearms/PDF/In...Manuals/13.pdf
Cheers
Roy
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Hi tim56, this may sound a bit lame but it's really not hard to dismantle a Ruger Old Army.
As was said in the previous message the instructions in the manual are there and quite clear.
Being a man, I 'psycologically' (*poor spelling) refused to look at the manual and dismembered my pistol slowly and then re-assembled it in reverse (after cleaning).
I don't think what I have said will be much help but have a little confidence in yourself.
Regards.
Brian
Nice one Roy - thanks
Got to agree with Brian. Stripping down an OA all the way, is really quite simple. As with all my revolvers, they get a full strip down every three or four outings......
The greatest revelation I ever had in cleaning a B/P revolver was the switch to 777. Plenty of running clean water and a tooth brush. Five minutes and it's sorted. A going over with an old hair dryer to dry it off a spray of WD40 into the mech and lighly oil the barrel, chambers and outside. Done.