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jhe888
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Originally posted by 10round:
I was in an M4 armorers class instructed by a Navy specwar guy. He told us how he had tumors in his body from handling CLP for so long. He was blown up in the sandbox from an IED and that's when they doctors found the tumors. Just a word of caution when dealing with CLP and solvents. Nothing wrong with going green.


With all due respect and sympathy, he has no idea what caused those tumors.



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FWIW, It's a good idea to wear gloves when you're using any type of solvent. The manufacturers warnings on the product will advise you of potential known dangers (and hopefully unknown dangers).


If people would mind their own damn business this country would be better off. I owe no one an explanation or an apology for my personal opinion.
 
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Geez that's a lovely Webley...

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Originally posted by Sgt Neutron:
Coincidence! I cleaned my revolver today as well. But first I had to look for some .455 Mk II reloads that I rolled up last summer(250 gr. lead, mild load of Bullseye), and put 50 rounds through the Mk. VI Webley. Still shoots straight at the advanced age of 101. Used Hoppe's #9 for cleaning.

 
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