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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Best thing I've used so far is , i think its called " the absorber" or something.
    Clear plastic container with a colored plastic mesh top.
    It has small balls of calcium chloride as the main ingredient IIRC.
    The container has 2 levels, the top level holds the calcium chloride.
    The moisture in the safe or room is wicked through the mesh on top of the container and into the calcium chloride, converting it into water and then this water collects at the bottom level of container.
    It works brilliantly, and usually lasts for well over a month.
    Its usually around R20 on special at Checkers.
    You can get the scented or unscented variants as well.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Much neater, cleaner and less fuss than using other means.
    Also, it's pretty damn effective

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Quote Originally Posted by da_asassin View Post
    Much neater, cleaner and less fuss than using other means.
    Also, it's pretty damn effective
    Picture please. Sounds interesting. How often do you have to empty it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by P1LGR1M View Post
    Picture please. Sounds interesting. How often do you have to empty it?

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    It''s similar to this:



    You throw it away and replace it.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Quote Originally Posted by WiaanLR View Post
    I am using a Thick Gear oil. That seem to work, but I am scared of it just being a quick fix. I will try the chain oil, that seems like a better idea. Thanx.

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    Here is the problem.
    Get a proper lube like Eezox or even Balistol.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Quote Originally Posted by Gleock View Post
    Here is the problem.
    Get a proper lube like Eezox or even Balistol.
    Balistol is maaa duur

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Quote Originally Posted by WiaanLR View Post
    Balistol is maaa duur

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    Trisol aside, its probably the cheapest oil you can get.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    If you can wire a 40W bulb inside, the heat dries out the safe. Cat litter - the crystals - also works.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    Quote Originally Posted by P1LGR1M View Post
    Picture please. Sounds interesting. How often do you have to empty it?

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    Here's another - same thing: http://shop.pnp.co.za/b2c_pnp/catalo...0080000A050131

    Use it and turf it when it's full.

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    Default Re: Cape Town - Rifle Rust-Free Storage?

    http://www.dampcontrol.co.za/catalog...d2tl736p1o5r85

    I use them and they work like a charm.

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