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I agree with all of the above. I DO read Cyrillic, but I don't know Russian for "solvent" or "lubricant." I do know that the "H" in cyrillic is actually an "N" sound and the "W" could be one of two characters, but I don't feel like pulling out my oilers to see which is which. It is either a "sh" or "sh-ch" sound. I leave my oilers wrapped in plastic, throw them in the gun junk box, and never touch them. I use water to kill the corrosive salts, WD-40 to get rid of the water, and then Hoppes when I get home.
And thats your dose of useless trivia for the day.
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"In a half century of military service with the United States and its foreign allies, the M1 has bitten thousands of recruits in this manner. No one has ever died from it, but it did lead to a deplorable expansion of vocabulary in many languages."
-US Rifle. Caliber .30, M1 Manual
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