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Did you smoke ham and cook the bacon first? Looks like there is some bark on there.

Old Painless over at Box o' Truth once said you can use WD-40 on guns—as long as you scrub every last bit off afterward, or it'll turn into varnish and start gluing your internals together. He's gone now, but he had a lot of great info like that. I've been wrenching on machines for over 40...

Thank you for the heads up. That makes me hopeful!

I think it would be a lot of work raising them, then again I don't think we have the space they require.

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Hey everyone, I've been seeing some really tempting prices at Dahlonega Armory in Georgia lately—so tempting, they almost seem a little too good to be true. Before I decide to buy anything, I wanted to ask if anyone here has actually done business with them. Specifically, I'd love to hear...

I've seen a lot of mixed opinions on this—some people say dry firing a 1911 is totally fine, while others insist it can cause damage over time. I know most modern 1911s are built tough, but I've also heard older models or lightweight firing pins might be more at risk. What's your experience...