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  • WAZNUT
    Member
    • Mar 2013
    • 160

    Wolf and golden tiger corrosive?

    I went shooting twice within a week with two aks, shot both wpa and gt, first of the two trip was on a Monday and second following Saturday, shot about 100+ rds each rifle every trip so 200+ Count for each gun. I didn't cleaned em after the first trip so decided to clean em after second trip, I saw slight rust inside the gas tube and in the gas chamber on both guns. Supposedly both brand of ammo are NON-CORROSIVE. Anyone experience this before?
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    Panchira!
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 1142

    Nope no issue from my ak with wolf. Haven't used golden tiger though. Rust might be from the coating that has rubbed off and it started rusting.
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    • #3
      johnthomas
      Calguns Addict
      • Mar 2009
      • 7001

      How do you store your guns? If in a case with the foam, it could have been from moisture the foam absorbs. It has been humid lately. I used to get that all the time until I started using a desiccant. I shot my mosin today, rinsed the inards with water, cleaned as normal and oiled before the safe got it back.
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        hellayella
        Calguns Addict
        • Sep 2012
        • 5578

        no not corrosive...

        only Klimovsk white box and Yugo M67

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        • #5
          WAZNUT
          Member
          • Mar 2013
          • 160

          Originally posted by Panchira!
          Rust might be from the coating that has rubbed off and it started rusting.
          I hope it's the case here.
          Last edited by WAZNUT; 04-28-2014, 11:09 AM.

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          • #6
            WAZNUT
            Member
            • Mar 2013
            • 160

            Originally posted by johnthomas
            How do you store your guns? If in a case with the foam, it could have been from moisture the foam absorbs. It has been humid lately. I used to get that all the time until I started using a desiccant. I shot my mosin today, rinsed the inards with water, cleaned as normal and oiled before the safe got it back.
            I store my babies in the safe upstairs, the foam thing makes sense cuz my cases are kept in the garage.

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            • #7
              WAZNUT
              Member
              • Mar 2013
              • 160

              Originally posted by hellayella
              no not corrosive...

              only Klimovsk white box and Yugo M67
              Hey "helleyella" I'm going pm you later on a different matter cuz you are kind of local to me, as in SoCal, I need a recommendation for a gun smith.

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              • #8
                Mail Clerk
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2008
                • 2324

                Originally posted by WAZNUT
                I went shooting twice within a week with two aks, shot both wpa and gt, first of the two trip was on a Monday and second following Saturday, shot about 100+ rds each rifle every trip so 200+ Count for each gun. I didn't cleaned em after the first trip so decided to clean em after second trip, I saw slight rust inside the gas tube and in the gas chamber on both guns. Supposedly both brand of ammo are NON-CORROSIVE. Anyone experience this before?
                WAZNUT,

                WOLF ammo I've only shot out of my ppistols and not any rifles. If it says non-corrosive on the box then I'll shoot it. I admit though I've never used the other (Tiger stuff) in any form.

                Now that I finally have some Wolf to try in my AK the range won't allow steel what so ever so I'm forced to use another brand in brass cased form.

                My suggestion is to clean it right away as soon as you get home. At least coat it with some Breakfree to give you some extra time. Rust doesn't start until air contacts the corrosive salt if any in those brands.

                Mail Clerk

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                • #9
                  WAZNUT
                  Member
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 160

                  Originally posted by Mail Clerk
                  WAZNUT,

                  WOLF ammo I've only shot out of my ppistols and not any rifles. If it says non-corrosive on the box then I'll shoot it. I admit though I've never used the other (Tiger stuff) in any form.

                  Now that I finally have some Wolf to try in my AK the range won't allow steel what so ever so I'm forced to use another brand in brass cased form.

                  My suggestion is to clean it right away as soon as you get home. At least coat it with some Breakfree to give you some extra time. Rust doesn't start until air contacts the corrosive salt if any in those brands.

                  Mail Clerk
                  Thanks I'll try that break free stuff. Is it almost like rem oil spray? Leaves a dry film?
                  I really hope it's humidity issue.
                  Last edited by WAZNUT; 04-28-2014, 8:34 AM.

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