So I've had my Reo for about a year now. Past couple months I've noticed that whenever I reapply noalox after giving my Reo a cleaning there has been a crust forming on the firing pin from previous applications. I've tried picking it off but it's like it's fused with the metal. Maybe I need to apply more pressure or give my Reo a soak in something but I don't want to damage anything. Any advice?
crust around firing pin
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You can use a file and get it off. Try not to change the shape of the firing point. You should notice improved performance too!
Yep. That's oxidization forming. Something abrasive like an emery board will get you back to like new
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