Diet coke soda to remove blood

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Michael S posted this 21 February 2021

  Well as some of you all know blood will rust the metal on a gun fast. Water will rust the metal on a gun as well but not as fast. If you end up getting blood on your guns metal at the range and do not have access to some water and soap to wash it off rite away to protect the metal, pour some diet coke on the area and the blood will dissolve away. It looks like hydrogen peroxide with out the dmg or burning. Or if you are on a hunting trip and you get blood on your gun either yours or the animal you shot, if the blood is not cleaned off soon it will start doing its dmg. Pouring a small amount of diet coke ( or any soda with carbonation in it I think ) will neutralize the blood proteins which eats at your metal finish. 

  Works equally well on your skin and clothes. Takes less soda if blood has not dried on the clothes. 

GOD, United States of America, US Marine Corps, Family, Self

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mashburn posted this 21 February 2021

Michael S

Will the diet version of soda keep my rifle from gaining weight? Just kidding, not trying to be a smart A, but I just couldn't pass this up. I sure Ken would have had a entertaining comment .He probably will still respond. Very helpful idea. I have guns that have suffered from blood damage.

Mashburn

David a. Cogburn

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Michael S posted this 21 February 2021

  Laffter (SP)  is strong medicine. We take a triple dose of it daily. speaking of diets, my wife and I switched to diet stress since we eat stress breakfast lunch and dinner.

  A fire arm on a diet plan is a gun with a empty magazine or chamber with a spent case.  

GOD, United States of America, US Marine Corps, Family, Self

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mesonary posted this 12 August 2021

Guys, I have a question for you. I just want to buy myself some rifles. But I don't know which one. Could you advise what rifle to buy for the first time for training and later for hunting. Since I don't understand much about this and I'm looking for advice from others. And also, how often will it need to be cleaned, and what is the best way to do it? Well, do I also need to buy something besides a rifle, not including cartridges, of course? I will be very grateful if you answer since I have no one else to turn to for advice.

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David Reiss posted this 12 August 2021

 Liam,

You should start you own thread asking this question instead of burying it in this thread. Also you need to give more info your firearms history and what type of hunting.

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