Maintain an M60 Machine Gun Reviews
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Cleaning most parts of the M60 machine gun, such as the receiver, chamber, and bore, require the same general sequence of steps. What is this sequence?& &lure1=Use the required brush with CLP to remove carbon fouling; use a dry swab to remove excess carbon and foreign matter; use a swab dampened with CLP to lubricate the part& &lure2=Use the required dry brush to remove carbon fouling; use a dry swab to remove excess carbon and foreign matter; use a swab dampened with CLP to lubricate the part& &lure3=Use the required brush with CLP to remove carbon fouling; use a swab dampened with CLP to remove excess carbon and foreign matter; use a dry swab to remove CLP& &lure4=Use the required dry brush to remove carbon fouling; use a swab dampened with CLP to remove excess carbon and foreign matter; use a dry swab to remove CLP& &correctFeedback=Nice work. You correctly identified the general sequence of steps when cleaning most metal parts of the M60 machine gun.& &correctFeedback2=Nice work. You correctly identified the general sequence of steps when cleaning most metal parts of the M60 machine gun.& &incorrectFeedback1=That is incorrect. Carefully consider the remaining choices and try again.& &failedFeedback=You still have not mastered the steps for cleaning the M60 machine gun parts and components. & &link=a404p0120.html& &attempts=2& &mediaStyle=swf& &correctResponse=3&