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On the guns that I donāt use now I keep them in the safe well cleaned and lubed for there specific needs, my safe have lots of dehumidifier bags so no humidity is in the safe, now thats not to say that my carry guns donāt get the same treatment because they do but more so because i carry them in all situations.
If itās not a daily readied firearm then at the bottom of the lake with my boatā¦I will morn the loss until theyāre needed.
I have had exceptional luck with just oiling them and using desiccant in a safe. The vast majority of my guns are collectable and as such there is a healthy array of walnut and parkerized steel, not so many polished blue ones and a fair sprinkling of āotherā. The only issue was with a black powder rifle that I failed to clean fully intending to go hunting with it again and I got deployed a week later for 6 months. That rifle still haunts me. I did get rust on my first AK-47 muzzle compensator but that was due to improper cleaning after shooting Russian Spam Can ammo. Again my fault. Probably 90% of them have not been handled (other than to dig something out) in any meaningful way in several years.
Now if for some reason I had to put my guns āUPā the seal a meal bags are a very viable option but the trick is to keep the desiccant separate from the gun. To do that I would seal the bottom all the way across then seal the top but leave about 1 - 2" gap, then put the desiccant in and seal the top with the air sucker thinggy. Then I could just hang the whole mess up on a coat hanger. I also understand that 6 - 10" PVC drain pipes are handy for āReady Serviceā options.
Cheers,
Craig6
Keep mine (except long guns) in the cases with desiccant & dry-rid in the box. Did this for many years. I do like the way hickok45 stores his.