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+1. It's quite good for removing moisture & oily crud from dirty chainsaws, if you want to clean one in a hurry and get it back to work.Originally Posted by Peters
Thinking hard to try and conjure up a scenario where WD40 would be useful in a gun, I suppose it might have been useful in the muddy Belgian trenches of WWI, to get moisture out of mud-covered guns quickly, although I doubt events then progressed slowly enough for anyone to worry about rust pits on their guns..!
Too many people miss the silver lining because they're expecting gold.
M. Setter
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Of course museums have temperature and humidity controlled storage4.
Break free CLP for shorter term storage.
Rig grease for long term storage.
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