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| high country:
take a look into coating it with cera-kote or dura coat. brownells has some you can apply at home or there are many guys doing cera-kote. |
| Skycruiser:
I've been hunting with my Ruger 77 since 1978, rain, snow, sleet or sunshine. I've always dried it off with paper towels and wiped it down carefully with a soft flannel rag rubbed full of Rig Gun Grease at the end of each day. I've had no rusting problems whatsoever, even though there are a few spots where the bluing has worn off from wear. |
| Head-shot:
--- Quote from: high country on January 08, 2008, 07:06:26 PM ---take a look into coating it with cera-kote or dura coat. brownells has some you can apply at home or there are many guys doing cera-kote. --- End quote --- Thanks, High country I'll take a look at that... |
| dbllunger:
The baked on coating from Brownells is awesome. The only thing you need to do is remove the scope, bolt, and trigger. Then find an oven large enough. A local club or charity usually has one large enough. Just have to convince then to let you use it. |
| AOD:
HEAD-SHOT, There are a couple of product you should try. Birchwood-Casey makes a inexpensive rust prevention product. They make it in a aerosol spray can and in a "hand wipe" type individual package. Another great product is Corosion-X. You need to apply every once and awhile but it sure helps with my Model 70. AOD |
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