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Top Hats Monthly posted:I own a flintlock rifle from the late 1700s that my grandpa passed down to me but is currently in storage at a family members house because I don’t have space for a gun safe at the moment Pennywise the Frown posted:Careful with that. If it's in a storage unit or something it can rust and you absolutely do not want that to happen to your piece of history. Seriously pick up some of this then bathe the gun in it.
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Oh god. Be careful with that stuff. I have my Curio and Relics license so I can get old/collectible firearms shipped directly to my door. They are always LOADED with cosmoline. It can take hours to get that stuff out of your gun. But, have they rusted?
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Never heard of cosmoline eating the furniture. But that's a problem that's easily solved by keeping the cosmoline soaked metal bits separate from the wood.
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madeintaipei posted:looked fine assembled but the action moved in the stock a freightening amount. It's a good that happened before the gun fired. i can imagine that the whole upper receiver would blow out of the stock, right into your face.
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Goodpancakes posted:Who knew that post the oldest thing you own would turn into a gun show everything boils down to either gun parts or bike parts, you've been here long enough to know that
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