I've got some older lead winchester loads, some have corrosion on the brass. They still ok to shoot?
Shot bunches over the years even shot the old paper shells . Discoloration and corrosion I wouldn't worrying much unless it's really bad , if the shells integrity is compromised or the brass looks real thin then stay away .
Unless they been underwater and corroded real bad,they are good.
I have shotgun shells that are over 20 years old and they go bang every time I pull the trigger.
By "corrosion", do you mean rusty or just discolored?
Rust and pitting . Discolored shootim .
Thank u guys
You can use scotch brite pad or 220 grit sand paper and may em shine. You may want to rub a rag treated with gun oil on the brass .
Note: They can and will hang up in semi-autos if corrosion is bad enough. I know.
Quote from: RAJ on May 07, 2014, 09:36:04 PM
You can use scotch brite pad or 220 grit sand paper and may em shine. You may want to rub a rag treated with gun oil on the brass .
Note: They can and will hang up in semi-autos if corrosion is bad enough. I know.
:agreed:
Clean 'em up and shot 'em!
i was told by a older feller that to never shoot any rusted or croided shells i think thats how u spell it out of ur gun he told me to shoot them out of a old single shot or something it does something to something cant remember lol.
Never had a problem with 20+
Old shells
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