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Attach a Hoppe's 12 gauge tornado brush to a shotgun cleaning rod and chuck that up into a drill, have no further suggestion on what solvent to use. It's how I remove lead fouling. https://www.ebay.com/itm/225020120626?_skw=12+ga+tornado+brush&itmmeta=01JC9NWAJCR1ZQSJ00RM357VB4&hash=item34643e8e32:g:t-8AAOSwbqFinmDx&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKn3YSuChYYBLMhYSlVwae2CDMoAy%2BhY%2BeTy2WLum7oPECVsVy7zFvFIZU1ZwkaK0gP6aAPmXyDYzhbVR59iGulasI5qamDuLhsuYTS5rqIMGj9gzqZ2NqWwV2AWPYJlKiQRVd9hBz1NKCD4i3EqSNc%2BzkAeYC1vYgGovy29IFeHg9dYPYk%2FuN3fYu4uQwHN6UmDpkZzHLZ45Hz896WPWR0rF0yABr%2BvrYF5M3cZ%2BDvRJvfHDMJCrZa72329nhwNpOhFx4ZJNdWDhduojrgTsAClRZeo9Z8kAx8xzA7AUJSiTw%3D%3D|tkp%3ABk9SR6qp8bXiZA

I seem to have a habit of reviving antique threads... but I just wanted to say thank you for this great guide. I followed it today to replace my stock 5 shot mag with a Carrier Comp 7 round titanium tube. Firstly: holy crap they make a *really* nice product - it's worth the wait. Highly recommended. Secondly: I did not remove the stock. I had previously removed the stock to install a GG&G rear QD clip and it was a tremendous PITA to get the stock back on; and have the trigger group slots line up. Otherwise: pretty smooth.3