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I have a 12 gage mossberg shotgun and I need to clean it. I do all of my cleaning myself. I own several guns. I have forgotton how to disassemble this one though. Can I get some help? Pictures would help the most.

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Yes you can get a brake down picture of the mossberg shot gun its on the internet,,,however its realy easy to strip it down,,,,undo the screw on the end of the for stock and pull the barrel off,,, the triger should never be oiled!!!!! but i give mine a slash of wd40 every 10 years or so????
come on now!!!! the mossberg is a dam good work horse,,,it never needs to be cleaned it just go's on and on! just use it and abuse it thats what its been built for its as strong as a brick built out house

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