Stainless Steel Bento Box Leak Proof Updated Files for 2025 #730

Stainless steel most definately can rust, especially the high carbon stainless used in guns and high quality knife blades I've had all of them rust at one time or another The best way to remove rust on stainless is the same way you'd remove it on blued steel Extra fine steel wool (0000) and gun oil. I can't help you with the new model 82's I have a 1992 stainless taurus model 82 that i picked up a few years ago for $180 at a local cabelas The fit and finish on the revolver are excellent and it shoots as well as any of my s&w 38's. These days, the only difference between stainless and blued guns is your personal preference By the time the major gun makers started using stainless steel, the galling problem was solved On the new s&w pp series pistols, the bluing does not appear to be the brighter polish as on the european and interarms guns For a personal defense gun carried in close body contact, i'd go stainless. I hope you're all prospering and finding ammo (i can't) But on to my topic It's an international model with a nice wooden stock I, being a practical type dude, chose stainless which is terrific However, it ain't a pretty as it. And i believe it's a third gen Model 9 morphed into the 59 which took us to the 459/469 4th gen included the 6904 and the stainless 6906 which we see in close up in demolition man in the hands of wesley snipes character. A lot of the repeaters have aluminum receivers, but why are there marinecoat barrels rather than stainless steel Why not a stainless 870 express or wingmaster I've inherited a.25 cal sterling stainless steel semi auto It looks like it hasn't been cleaned in years, the button on the left side that is supposed to be pushed in to disassemble the pistol won't move in at all I suspect it's probably stuck because it's so dirty Any suggestions on how to. Everything i find about tumbling cases with stainless media is a wet process I'm just wondering if it is possible to tumble brass with stainless without water It seems like it would work, but i am new to this stuff and could easily be wrong. Chrome lined means that the bore and chamber of a barrel (probably made out of chrome moly alloy to start with) has been plated with metallic chromium It is more heat, chemical, erosion and abrasion resistant than bare chrome moly steel or even stainless Chrome lined barrels last much longer than unlined barrels, so if you are conducting a war or otherwise blasting off a lot of ammo with. For those with experience, is there any advantage to one or the other Both show up on psa ‘standard’.308 uppers complete w/bcg for $299 I live in deep south so prefer stainless Are they generally as accurate as, e.g., gi garand rifles Is the bcg they include ok