Traditions Vortek Ultralight - Manual (Page 23)

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DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISSASSEMBLE RECEIVER.
THIS INCLUDES ANY PINS HOLDING THE RECEIVER
TOGETHER. CLEAN AS A UNIT.
10. Lightly coat outside and inside of barrel and all other metal
parts with Wonderlube 1000 Plus. Apply Traditions breech
plug grease to the threads of the breech plug.
11. Clean all residue from inside and outside of the stock.
12. Reassemble the muzzleloader.
NOTE: Store your rifle in a cool, dry, secured area. Storage in a
gun case should be avoided as it may hasten condensation and
corrosion. During long periods of storage, periodically check for
signs of pitting or rusting on the surface and in the barrel bore.
NOTE: The myth that stainless steel & nickel doesn’t have to be
cleaned as much as blued steel is false. You need to clean and
lubricate your stainless barrel just as you would a blued steel
barrel. The stainless and nickel barrels are more rust resistant
than blued steel, but over time can rust.
XVII. hELPFUL MUzzLELOAdING AccESSORIES
In order to participate fully in the sport, you will probably want
to consider the purchase of the various Traditions accessories
mentioned in this manual. Your firearms retailer should stock a
complete line of accessories from Traditions. If not, ask him to
order them for you. Visit him soon to discover all the ways to
make your muzzleloading experience even more enjoyable
and convenient.
Write to Traditions for a current catalog showing a complete line
of firearms, ammunition and accessories or view it on our web
site www.traditionsfirearms.com.
Your local retailer can special order any Traditions products
you want.
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