Pellet oxidation
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I’ve read where people used Coca-Cola, vinegar and other concoctions. The first thing I tried was CLR and put them in a small jar and twirled the jar around a little bit and let them sit overnight and then the next morning rinsed them off with warm water and then drain the water off and put them on a paper towel and roll them around then used a heat gun set on low and kept it moving and dried them off.They looked like new again.Then you can lightly lube them with whatever you want.
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Fastest way to remove oxidation I have found is to shoot them! Goes away quick !
*Just teasing!
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Am I missing something ?
All the rage is " How can we get Pellets and Slugs quicker due to manufacturing difficulties?"
And someone is asking how to remove oxidation, from what I would think, are pellets from long term storage??? This is a good story...
All the rage is " How can we get Pellets and Slugs quicker due to manufacturing difficulties?"
And someone is asking how to remove oxidation, from what I would think, are pellets from long term storage??? This is a good story...
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They’ve been around a day or two. If I have a rifle that likes a particular pellet I usually buy a bunch on days like Black Friday or cyber Monday. I’ve saved quiet a bit of money that way.
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