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Posted: 7/27/2016 3:20:50 PM EDT
| After cleaning your magazines do you lightly oil the springs? Or assemble them dry? |
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Lubing a magazine, using oil, etc., is not necessary. The lubricant actually attracts foreign debris. But, when I use 30-40 + year old 20 round GI magazines, I prefer to use a dry lube on them, when necessary. Remington Dri Lube. Going to give Remington dri lube a try, I just acquired some Vietnam era 20 round GI magazines and wanted to give them a good cleaning before taking them to the range |
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I've gotten surplus mags with sand and dirt inside that had to be cleaned. Quoted:
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I honesty can say after over 30 years of shooting this platform, both F/A and Semi, I have never cleaned one magazine... I've gotten surplus mags with sand and dirt inside that had to be cleaned. I have what some would call surplus mags that I brought home with me when I left the service and any sand in them, I have just shook it out of them, but I don't often even load them these days, most of the time I am using D&H, Pmags or Troy mags. |
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