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|  MIL-R-63997B(AR)
The
following
data
shall
be
re-
4.7.7.3.3
Recording
of
data.
corded:
Inspection lot number.
a.
Rifle serial numbers.
b.
All measurements required for headspace, firing pin
c.
indent, trigger pull, functioning and accuracy
requirements before and after interchange of parts.
Cyclic rate of fire before and after interchange of
d.
parts.
Failure of any part to interchange.
e.
Any damaged part that was replaced.
f.
The endurance test shall be performed
4.7.8 Endurance test.
Rifles
during inspection lot testing in accordance with TABLE IV.
shall be held in a Government approved firing stand using a
Government approved timing gage for measurement of cyclic rate of
The ammunition used for this test shall be as specified in
fire.
3.4.7.
4 . 7 . 8 . 1 C l e a n i n q a n d l u b r i c a t i o n Rifles shall be
lubricated-as specified below at the beginning of the test and
a f t e r the fifth cycle in every 10 cycle increment. Rifles shall
b e cleaned and lubricated at the end of every 10 cycles. No other
cleaning and lubrication shall be performed during this test. At
the close of each day's firing, the rifle shall be protected
against corrosion.
Rifles shall have been lubricated
4.7.8.1.1 Lubrication.
using lubricant in accordance with MIL-L-63460 (CLP). Apply a
l i g h t c o a t o f o i l t o a l l s u r f a c e s o f t h e bolt carrier group. (Do
not apply excessive oil in the bolt firing pin recess.) Apply a
moderate coat of oil on all firing mechanism components in lower
receiver.
Rifles shall be cleaned with a cleaning
4.7.8.1.2 Cleaning.
solvent in accordance with MIL-C-372 and the following procedures:
- a r r e l . Brush bore thoroughly with a brush soaked in
B
a.
Brush the bore from the chamber
cleaning solvent.
to the muzzle using straight through strokes. Do
not reverse direction of brush until it extends be-
Continue brushing until the bore
yond the muzzle.
Dry the bore by pushing
is covered with solvent.
Continue until
clean dry swabs through the bore.
Clean dry
the swab comes out clean and dry.
compressed air may be used for preliminary drying.
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