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4/26/2014 3:24:49 AM EDT
Okay, not really, but close enough.  I am cleaning the snot out of my M9, and wound up with a cool golden sheen on my sliding contact surfaces.  I am assuming given the continuing avalability of  brass scrapers that this is neither harmful nor failing to scrape off the deposits.  Thoughts?  Thanks!
4/26/2014 3:23:38 PM EDT
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It's just the softer brass rubbing off on the steel.
If it bothers you, just use a copper solvent to remove it.

It will probably be removed when the gun is fired.
4/29/2014 3:11:01 AM EDT
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Where I am, there is no way I am getting copper solvent.
And I actually like it, so long as it doesn't solder the slide locked back in case of trouble.
This gun is so worn that frankly I could improve the accuracy if I got enough brass laid down.  Heh.
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