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White crusty junk growing on my mags!

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What is this? The mags were recently bought (refinished, of course). Place is out of business. It is crusty/flakey white stuff that brushes off and comes back over time. What is it and how do I stop it?

 

FYI: This is NJ legal. It wont feed ammunition. Its for a blank firing gun. Mag is a thompson mag sleeved backwards for 9.3mm blanks.

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Not dis-similar metals. And its coming out everywhere that it can from between the 2 bodys. And no on the saltwater haha. Someone mentioned something about battery acid on another forum. Is that something like that in blueing? Sure looks like the crud from car battery terminals now that I think of it.

Looks like oxidation. Wherever you're storing that mag it's causing a reaction with the stuff on it. You can try putting a desiccant in the case along with the mags.

My quess is if these were blued,the blueing in the parts not nuetralized after blueing. The ussual process is to blue in salts, kill the effect of the salts in hot water(skimming residual salts off the top) then place in water diplacing oil. I don't think the salts were ever nuetralized if these are blued parts.

 

As long as there is no plastic, boil some water, throw them in, let them soak for a while, air dry then, oil them well. Oh cleanthe stuff up before you do anything

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update glenn, what do they look like now?

Havent had the time to play around with them yet :doh:

soon!

 

Fail

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