Preservation and Protection.

lboos · 03-01-2009, 08:08 PM

There must be a thousand diff. opin's on how to protect your firearm's , The problem is that none of us will be around to see which one worked the best, except me of course!---I've got civil war, Indian war,WW-2, Kore'an war, viet-nam era weapons, I don't fire them any more, about once a mounth i spray them with WD-40 and wipe them with an ole clean T-shirt, I can't see any change in them over the years [might be my eye's] No need to spend a lot of money on exotic oil's, when most of them are a spin off of WD-40 any way, IMHO. lboos.

03-01-2009, 08:08 PM	#13
lboos User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Ga. Posts: 69 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	There must be a thousand diff. opin's on how to protect your firearm's , The problem is that none of us will be around to see which one worked the best, except me of course!---I've got civil war, Indian war,WW-2, Kore'an war, viet-nam era weapons, I don't fire them any more, about once a mounth i spray them with WD-40 and wipe them with an ole clean T-shirt, I can't see any change in them over the years [might be my eye's] No need to spend a lot of money on exotic oil's, when most of them are a spin off of WD-40 any way, IMHO. lboos.