I use the same SS media and Lemi Shine but use a modified cement mixer with a plastic drum. I have found that if you use more SS media then recommended the brass takes less time and gets polished and cleaned better. I use 35 lbs SS media in the cement mixer and can clean a 5 gallon bucket of brass i...

Has the cane begun it's life yet? Looking forward to this.

Can you please give a few common examples of each?



Please do, Been reading here for several months and get small tidbits of what works and doesn't.

I have 2 suppressors and was told by a friend thas has many NFA items that he downsizes his paperwork to 3"x4" has it lamanated and that's ok.
Or does one need to keep a full sized copy

so I used my sealed 30 cal can on my SKS and used cheap surplus ammo. It was fun. I fired around 300 shots. I put the can in the safe and left it for around 4 months. I get it out today and its totally rusty on the inside. with out opening it up whats my options if any? I have it in a bucket of oil...

vz58 wrote:There is a rust converter type solution you use on old cars to turn the rust into a hard black coating.... It might be the same stuff you are mentioning.

The stuff they use in body shops is called Rust Mort, stops rust and turns it black.

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I have always thought this should be carried out here also.
The crazies will do what they do....we need to be prepared.

I'm curious as to why titanium sparks and steel doesn't. It sparks because non-oxidized titanium ignites unbelievably easy. The sparks are chunks of the titanium that has come off the can and has ignited. Albeit they are super small particles. Titanium forms an oxide layer so incredibly fast the re...

I mix 50/50 hydrogen peroxide and vinegar. Use a water bottle just big enough to fit the can in, threads up. Then pour the mix in, let sit over night. You wont believe all the crud that comes out of it.(it will bubble a lot) Rinse with water and blow off with compressed air and your done. If you thi...

I have a TS .22 suppressor and have been using 50% vinegar and 50% Hydrogen peroxide and soaking over nite with good results. Recently a gunsmith said to use Harbor Freight's Super Heavy Duty Degreaser 50% with water in a ultrasonic cleaner, WOW four 4 minute cycles and it's done. Rinse well with wa...