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For either handguns or long guns, the first step is to be sure your firearm has been thoroughly cleaned and oiled. Leaving a gun grimy, especially in more extreme temperatures, can lead to corrosion. Grime, particularly the remnants left by exploding powder Cheap Adam Henrique Hoodie , can also attract and retain moisture. And that corrosion taking place is then immediately vulnerable to rust. All of this can ruin an otherwise good firearm. So, after cleaning, be sure to oil your gun liberally. Gun oil both lubricates and protects the metal from moisture accumulation, rust, and corrosion.

For guns with wooden stocks or grips Cheap John Moore Hoodie , particularly rifles, the wood is particularly vulnerable to extreme winter temperatures. Freezing can warp