Fall cleaning milsurps
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budman93
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what do you use on the wood?
Nice! That's on my list of things to do tonight. I finally painted the section of drywall I had to repair that was next to my safes, so I can move them back in to the room where they belong. That, of course, requires me taking everything out of them to move them. I'll need to run a snake through several bores at the very least.
What do you use for cleaning up your wood?
What do you use for cleaning up your wood?
kingfish
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- Jan 15, 2008
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chrisflhtc
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Picture ?
Depending on the gun, ballistol, or light amount of tung oil. Mostly Ballistol. I don't really have a good set of notes to tell me what to use on each gun. I use Tung on the Garand, K98K, 1917 I'd welcome input on that. Most all of these all are stored in Gunsocks. I have this in an air conditioned room, In the summer it gets up to 78F and winter down to 60F. I do run a humidifier in the winter.
LOL, I'm not done yet! I never said how many more to go
I'm always glad there are people out there with more guns than my wife has shoes.
Its there. You at work with a firewall that blocks pics hosted by Tapatalk?
llkoolkeg
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Awesome...I'd have to get another safe to accommodate all that milsurp goodness.
So as to not start another thread, I had to empty both of my safes to move them back to their proper positions in the house (had to repair some drywall near them, so they got moved a few months back while I got lazier and lazier about doing the final sanding and painting). Anyway, I had to take everything out to move them. Here's the whole family together in one shot.
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