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RE: protecting your gun
This is a funny thread..just spray your gun down with Cor-X and be done with it.
I have a vaccum packer..it would be easy to do it..but -when you do so ,you are going to get moisture inside in due time...no getting around it.When we collect evidence from a crime -we put everything in Paper bags..there is a reason for everything..but I will give you a attaboy for the thought. |
RE: protecting your gun
granted that you should clean and oil the gun first to protect it. II fail to see the science as to howmoisture can travel int a sealed vacuum ? Temp changes the dew point as to when water in the air condenses. There is no air so there would be no water in in there. Take a window they seal 2 pains together and that stays dry between unless the seal is broken . Somebody help me out with this that is a scientist
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RE: protecting your gun
I have always stored my guns in a cabinet and wipe them down monthly with an oily rag. I haven't noticed any rust on any of my guns.
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RE: protecting your gun
If you were to put your gun in storage for a long time i think vacumn sealing it would allow you to not have to re-oil then for years. However like others said there are products out there for that. So unless your going to not touch the gun for 10 years or more I don't think its worth it.
Yes no air means no mosture which means no rust. And for as long as there is no air it will remain that way. |
RE: protecting your gun
Good Grief.
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RE: protecting your gun
ORIGINAL: Rhody Hunter granted that you should clean and oil the gun first to protect it. II fail to see the science as to howmoisture can travel int a sealed vacuum ? Temp changes the dew point as to when water in the air condenses. There is no air so there would be no water in in there. Take a window they seal 2 pains together and that stays dry between unless the seal is broken . Somebody help me out with this that is a scientist It keeps the moisture out. If the seal is broken, mositure will get in. But like others said, justwipe it down with good quility oil, or rig grease. |
RE: protecting your gun
Where can I find these?
ORIGINAL: retrieverman I have never heard of anyone doing that, and there is probably a good reason.:eek: Sack Ups makes an oil impregnated sack for storing a gun. I have used them and have never had a problem with guns rusting in storage. |
RE: protecting your gun
Clean it,oil it,and store it.I've had only a few instances of rust in 40 years of deer hunting doing it that way.I probably forgot to clean and/or oil it when it happened.
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