First/New firearm!!!

[Arth]

Lanox is for both cleaning and protection.

Some aren't. Some use one thing for cleaning and then a different oil after for protection. Can be because of different stock wants something different or personal preferences or whatever the case may be.

I'm sure Seconds was just saying - Yes, do the stock the same as you did the rest of the gun. Don't skip it.

[Seconds]

Yeah mate.

[Tiger650]

Just a word of caution when cycling the rifle to run the action in.
Do not ever dry fire a rimfire gun, I shall explain.
Without a cartridge rim in place the firing pin will eventually peen the edge of the chamber so as to displace metal into the chamber, you will get feeding issues and especially extraction issues.
You do not want to dry fire a centrefire either, with nothing to stop the tip of the firing pin it will stretch and eventually separate.
Not familiar with the JW 15 but you can quiet probably de-cock by squeezing the trigger and easing the bolt handle down.
NEVER ON A LOADED ROUND [Not yelling but buggered if I can do bold print]

[NukeBOMB88]

Just a word of caution when cycling the rifle to run the action in.
Do not ever dry fire a rimfire gun, I shall explain.
Without a cartridge rim in place the firing pin will eventually peen the edge of the chamber so as to displace metal into the chamber, you will get feeding issues and especially extraction issues.
You do not want to dry fire a centrefire either, with nothing to stop the tip of the firing pin it will stretch and eventually separate.
Not familiar with the JW 15 but you can quiet probably de-cock by squeezing the trigger and easing the bolt handle down.
NEVER ON A LOADED ROUND [Not yelling but buggered if I can do bold print]

Yeah the JW-15e does de cock if you do that

[joker]

Just a word of caution when cycling the rifle to run the action in.
Do not ever dry fire a rimfire gun, I shall explain.
Without a cartridge rim in place the firing pin will eventually peen the edge of the chamber so as to displace metal into the chamber, you will get feeding issues and especially extraction issues.
You do not want to dry fire a centrefire either, with nothing to stop the tip of the firing pin it will stretch and eventually separate.
Not familiar with the JW 15 but you can quiet probably de-cock by squeezing the trigger and easing the bolt handle down.
NEVER ON A LOADED ROUND [Not yelling but buggered if I can do bold print]

You saved me from asking that question lol.

Just the other day I was thinking about if it would be bad to squeeze the trigger with no ammo in the chamber.

But I guess you answers that for me. Cheers mate for the advice

[joker]

Also thank you arth and seconds

[joker]

so that excuse actually works bentaz