Manual

Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning and Lubricating the Lower Receiver

NOTE: The lower receiver should only be disassembled by

qualified gunsmith. If you need to do repairs on your lower

receiver, write to Olympic Arms and request part number H-7,

U.S. Marine Corps Technical Manual (TM

05538C-23&P/2).

CAUTION: Do not use a steel or

wire brush or any type of abra-

sive material to clean aluminum

Wipe dirt from trigger (1) with a

Examine lower receiver for

cor-

swab.

rosion or damage. Also check for

Use a swab dipped in CLP and a

cleaning brush to clean powder

fouling, corrosion and dirt from

outside parts of lower receiver.

Clean the inside of the lower

receiver (2) with a swab dipped

CLP.

Wipe dry.

broken or bent trigger

(l),

bent

or damaged selector lever

(3),

any cracks, dents, or breaks. If

you think the parts are bad, see a

reputable gunsmith.

Lightly lubricate inside of lower

receiver with CLP. Generously

lubricate takedown (5) and pivot

pins (4) with

CLP.