Good grief, what is the problem with shooting corrosive ammo? If corrosive ammo is the evil so many make it out to be, after over 100 years of use, there would not be a single Russian or Eastern Bloc firearm with anything even resembling a rifled bore left.My Finn M39 COULD be fired with that cheap stuff, but I like and respect the gun too much.
-And this is a case where ten rounds is just right!
Shooting ammo with corrosive primers does no more damage that the most expensive non-corrosive ammo. It is the residual salts left after firing that can do harm, not the actual firing.
It is the lazy and ignorant shooter's who give corrosive ammo a bad name. Too lazy, or ignorant, to realize all they have to do is clean the damn thing.
It only takers a couple patches saturated with H2o (AKA plain water) and a few passes, followed by regular cleaning to negate the problem resulting from said corrosive ammo.