[Spridgets] Zombie Ammo
Lester
oldsaabguy at comcast.net
Wed Oct 19 09:12:15 MDT 2011
So, how would I store it then? My fist thought is to coat it in a wax rust
protectant vs oil as I am unlikely to fire it very often.. by that I mean the
last time I fired anything was 30 years ago..
Lester
On Oct 19, 2011, at 8:50 AM, derf wrote:
> Mitchell sells high grade collectable stuff. Mausers used to be
> cheap and plentiful but now they are getting harder to find and more
> expensive. You could shoot it, hang it on the wall, or store it for
> future use or sale. What you have is a very good example and it will
> appreciate. Keep it clean and don't let it rust. Feel free to shoot
> it just be weary of some "corrosive" ammo. Much surplus ammo has a
> corrosive component that is OK to shoot but must be cleaned soon after
> shooting or it will greatly accelerate rust which would harm the gun.
> It is better to shoot "non-corrosive" ammo if you can. Either way,
> though, if you clean and oil it shortly after shooting it will be
> fine.
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