Dust can accumulate, oil/lubricants and migrate away from where they were applied and/or evaporate. Best to pull them out every so often and give them a wipe down at the very least.
Dust can accumulate, oil/lubricants and migrate away from where they were applied and/or evaporate. Best to pull them out every so often and give them a wipe down at the very least.
i looked it up online and they say once a month, but that seems an awful lot for mostly unused firearms.
Dust can accumulate, oil/lubricants and migrate away from where they were applied and/or evaporate. Best to pull them out every so often and give them a wipe down at the very least.
Good point, i forgot that oil can do that. And now i'm imagining all the dust getting stuck in that mess, ugh, that would be very hard to clean. Would a regular cleaning fix that up or is there a special product for ungunking a gun?
i looked it up online and they say once a month, but that seems an awful lot for mostly unused firearms.
>Dust can accumulate, oil/lubricants and migrate away from where they were applied and/or evaporate. Best to pull them out every so often and give them a wipe down at the very least.
Good point, i forgot that oil can do that. And now i'm imagining all the dust getting stuck in that mess, ugh, that would be very hard to clean. Would a regular cleaning fix that up or is there a special product for ungunking a gun?
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