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Scratched my brand new GUN...
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<blockquote data-quote="Bigeclipse" data-source="post: 686683" data-attributes="member: 52437"><p>Hey all,</p><p> While sighting in my rifle this weekend, my rifle tipped over and got a little scretch on the barrel. Purely cosmetic, but it ****es me off!!! This will be a hunting rifle, so I am not to upset as It will surely get some more scratches, but I was worried about possible rust happening now that a small amount of the blueing is gone.I have a browning x-bolt. The scratch is really small, maybe 1mm long by 1mm wide. Is there something I should put on it to help to protect it, or should I just consitently wipe it downafter hunting and that will be fine. It does not seem like the scratch went all the way through to the metal, almost looks like the spot is more of a worn spot if you get what I mean.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigeclipse, post: 686683, member: 52437"] Hey all, While sighting in my rifle this weekend, my rifle tipped over and got a little scretch on the barrel. Purely cosmetic, but it ****es me off!!! This will be a hunting rifle, so I am not to upset as It will surely get some more scratches, but I was worried about possible rust happening now that a small amount of the blueing is gone.I have a browning x-bolt. The scratch is really small, maybe 1mm long by 1mm wide. Is there something I should put on it to help to protect it, or should I just consitently wipe it downafter hunting and that will be fine. It does not seem like the scratch went all the way through to the metal, almost looks like the spot is more of a worn spot if you get what I mean. [/QUOTE]
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