22-rimfire
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Depends on your definition of "dirty". Many have been shot some. I don't consider them "dirty". Some have not been shot in years.
How Many Dirty Guns Are Sitting Around Your House?
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StrutStopper
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Ok, my status just changed from none to 2. Irene gave me the day off so I hit the range, but I've been too busy to clean and now just to beat to do it.
oldbear
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None!
Jeff Cooper summed it up best,many years ago, "there is no excuse to let the sun set on a dirty weapon."
Jeff Cooper summed it up best,many years ago, "there is no excuse to let the sun set on a dirty weapon."
Tom609
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Nope, never. In fact, I don't even like dirty brass sitting around on the bench.
None, I clean my stuff pretty soon after shooting.
pockets
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That is why I bring them in the house and out of the sun.
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sugarmaker
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Four, in a dehumidified basement where nothing ever rusts. they'll be clean in another week or so.
SharpsDressedMan
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None!
Jeff Cooper summed it up best,many years ago, "there is no excuse to let the sun set on a dirty weapon." I think we can be pretty sure Cooper never sat on a jungle floor for a week during the monsoon.........
Jeff Cooper summed it up best,many years ago, "there is no excuse to let the sun set on a dirty weapon." I think we can be pretty sure Cooper never sat on a jungle floor for a week during the monsoon.........
stonecutter2
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I give everything a wipe down with oil within a day of shooting. Thorough cleaning happens right away when i've shot corrosive ammo, otherwise at times i've let things slide with cleaning a gun barrel. I haven't seen a dramatic affect from doing so.
dagger dog
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I can see two from where I'm setting at the keyboard, and I wouldn't want R.Lee Ermy doing a white glove inspection on any thing in the locker
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