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I just finished completely disassembling my Sako VL 63 Finnwolf. Having done this my recommendation would be to take it out of the stock and use a blaster type cleaner to blast the action everywhere you can get the spray to go. Use the whole can. Dry it off with a clean cotton rag. Blow action off with a can of air. Use some mineral oil ( phamacy grade). Put it in a small spray bottle with a mix of 1/4 99% alcohol and 3/4 mineral oil. Shake it well. Spray it into every nook and cranny. Leave it in your cleaning cradle for a couple days. The alcohol will dissipate and leave a nice thin layer of oil. Work the action several times with the safety on and then wipe it off well and put it back in stock. Smith& Wesson armorers have been using mineral oil inside their actions for a protection lubricant for many, many years. It flat out works and is cheap. No need to use chemicals. For those who want to disassemble the action I can tell you it is easy but very critical on re-assembly due to tight fit needed to be certain the bolt gear rails operate without binding or being loose enough to disconnect from each other.
Swan mineral oil is very good.Thanks I'll give it a try.