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Unread 08-31-2013, 12:46 AM   #1
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Tony, Tom Heller provided some very solid advice. Lots of others should also heed it. I can't tell you how many guns that I have purchased and that were grimy, dirty and a little rusty inside from neglect. A little elbow grease and oil is an easy prevention to that problem - along the way, as a part of responsible ownership (stewardship).
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Yes that is why I bought this one. I didn't see serious pitting and it looked to me as well it would clean up real nice. We can't all buy perfect condition guns and I was looking for a bit of a project. The first thing I always do is disassemble and clean and scrub and oil. That is the fun of it for me. I like the mechanics of how guns go together and get them in perfect working condition. Working on them is almost more fun than shooting them. Well, not really. I shoot what I collect and I only collect what I can shoot.
This one will be my oldest gun yet.
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