Stargater53
New member
I had a thought the other day. Perhaps someone here can answer it.
If I walked into a cool dry room that was constantly 70 degrees F and placed two handguns on a table: a stainless Ruger Security-Six and a S&W Model 66. I coat each with a cloth saturated with BreakFree CLP and shut the door.
QUESTION: IF I came back in a hundred years, would each of these guns still function? How about two hundred? At what point would the gun not function, do you think? And at what point, if any, would the springs cease to work or some internal part fail? And what of the rubber grips. Or wood grips if they had them?
If I walked into a cool dry room that was constantly 70 degrees F and placed two handguns on a table: a stainless Ruger Security-Six and a S&W Model 66. I coat each with a cloth saturated with BreakFree CLP and shut the door.
QUESTION: IF I came back in a hundred years, would each of these guns still function? How about two hundred? At what point would the gun not function, do you think? And at what point, if any, would the springs cease to work or some internal part fail? And what of the rubber grips. Or wood grips if they had them?