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  • DadSmith

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    General Pattons firearms.
    When I was a boy my dad bought me a toy replica cap gun of General Pattons 45colt SAA, and a holster rig that was a replica of General Pattons
     

    DadSmith

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    I didn't know people actually put lubricant on ammunition.
    If you want to destroy your primer and powder that's a good way of doing it.
    Maybe if you must lube your ammunition try a dry lube.
    Personally I would not lubricant my ammunition at all.
     

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    I used to do tests like this on my firearms before covid crazy days. Except I lubed my firearms regularly. I didn't clean them just lubed them. All firearms need lubricant to keep functioning properly.
    I wonder why these guys felt they didn't need to lube it?
     
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    indyblue

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    I didn't know people actually put lubricant on ammunition.
    If you want to destroy your primer and powder that's a good way of doing it.
    Maybe if you must lube your ammunition try a dry lube.
    Personally I would not lubricant my ammunition at all.

    Yeah, why would anyone do that? I’ve never even heard of doing that.
     
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