What are the brown spots on the body? Surface rust? What should I use to clean it up?
Brown spots on mag body
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Probably rust, those are steel bodies
And who was using that? The incredible hulk? Look how far back that ASA is
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They're stainless steel- rust isn't an impossibility, but it takes some work.
More likely it's paint (as in house paint) rubbed off from bunkers and buildings.
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I've seen it a few times. Typically happens when someone is setting up the marker and doesn't really know what they are doing so they think they are making a stock. But even that explanation seems extreme for this case.
That is like elastigirl levels of reach there
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Give the body a good long soak in your favorite rust remover- I like the performance and smell of G96- and then rinse with alcohol when done.βIt is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.β -KrishnamurtiComment
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What type and proof works best, tequila, vodka or wild Turkey? -
FredMnkyDad10 In my experience older guns prefer Beef Eater or similar mid-grade gin.
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FredMnkyDad10, the answer is Wild Turkey 101
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βββββββGood choice or the Rare Breed also, had one of those that was given to me.
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